ONLINE RESEARCH TOOLS
Cryobiology Tools for Better Protocol Development
Practical, web-based tools to help researchers model, compare, and optimize cryopreservation processes.
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BUILT FOR CRYOBIOLOGY RESEARCH
Make Cryobiology Modeling More Accessible
Biophysical models can help researchers better understand cellular responses during cooling, warming, and cryoprotectant exposure and support the design of better cryopreservation protocols.
But many of these models are difficult to access, require custom programming, or are not presented in a format suited to routine laboratory use.
HOHCells built this online platform to bring useful cryobiology models together in one accessible space for researchers, product developers, and laboratories.
ONE PLATFORM. MULTIPLE TOOLS.
Explore. Model. Compare. Optimize.
The platform currently includes four tools supporting different cryobiology research scenarios. One can be used alongside FreezOpt™ to help identify promising cryopreservation conditions for experimental validation.
COMPLEMENTARY TO FREEZOPT™
Model. Optimize. Validate.
One of the available tools can be used alongside FreezOpt™ to explore cryopreservation conditions and help researchers identify promising protocols for experimental testing.
A GROWING PLATFORM
More Tools Are Coming
HOHCells will continue expanding the platform with additional models and tools supporting cryopreservation, cell culture, and advanced cell-based research.
Our goal is simple: make useful cryobiology science easier to access, understand, and apply.
Put Cryobiology
Models to Work
Explore the currently available research tools and use modeling to support your next cryopreservation study.
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Research Use Disclaimer: This tool is intended for research and educational purposes only. The outputs are meant to support cryopreservation analysis and protocol development, but should not replace experimental validation or professional judgment. If used in research or publication, please cite or acknowledge HOHCells where appropriate.