Project

Biotechnology netherlands

lab-on-a-particle CRISPR detection

Accurate and early detection of diseases is key to improving healthcare, but current diagnostic tests often lack precision, leading to delays, false alarms, and higher healthcare costs. Our innovative solution uses advanced nanotechnology and CRISPR—a cutting-edge molecular tool—to create ultra-sensitive tests that detect tiny traces of disease markers at very early stages. These tests are designed to work seamlessly with existing hospital equipment, making them easy to adopt across various applications.

This project will assess our technology’s commercial potential. We’ll analyze the market to identify the areas where our diagnostics can deliver the most value, refine the technology in collaboration with clinical and industry experts, and validate it through real-world testing. Additionally, we’ll establish quality standards, secure patents, and build partnerships to scale manufacturing.

Our technology has the potential to transform healthcare, reduce costs, and support better patient outcomes across diverse medical fields by enabling faster and more reliable disease detection.

Project team

Nienke van Dongen

Project Number

BIOB24069

Year granted

2024

Status

Applicant

University of Twente

Funding

€ 200.000

Sector/Industry

Health & Pharma

SDG's

Good health and well-being (SDG 3)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure (SDG 9)
Responsible consumption and production (SDG 12)

Thematic Cluster

TC4: Diagnostics and Services

Level

Molecuul

2024

Year granted

University of Twente

Applicant

€ 200.000

Project funded

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Citaat

Biotech Booster helps us through funding and by providing us with a network to validate where we can make the best impact with our new analysis device.

Biotechnology netherlands

Carlos de Lannoy

Constellate

Citaat

What we look forward to most is leveraging the extraordinary network of Biotech Booster that we need to get foot in the market, get know-how, and understanding the competitive field which is necessary for setting up successful operations.

Biotechnology netherlands

Pim Schaasberg & Martin Pabst

ProteoT

Moleculen

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