This asset brings together a set of proprietary technologies for the development of diagnostic solutions: • Sensory surfaces on flexible polymeric substrates • Integration of electrodes in flexible polymeric substrates • Electrochemical detection systems, fluorescence (FRET, polarized fluorescence) • Printed microfluidic • Miniaturization of processes and integration in lab on a chip and lab on a patch • Designs adapted to large-scale production techniques (roll to roll)
Additive manufacturing
Biomedical consumables
Electromedical devices
In-Vitro diagnostics
Additive manufacturing equipments
Additive manufacturing equipment (screen printing, extrusion, SLA, FDM)
Model: SLA Photon S (Anycubic)
Bath for modification of flexible polymers
Bath for modification of flexible polymers in pre-industrial sizes sheet to sheet. Model: BTI0-9 (DYCOMETAL)
Laser cutting
Laser cutting. Device for laser cutting and engrabing for rapid prototyping of microfluidics and modified-polymers systems.
Model: RAYJET 60 (TROTEC)
Multidispenser robot
Multidispenser robot for liquid handlings. System allows automation laboratory workflow, ensuring quality, reliability and repeatability of results.
Model: Biomek 4000 (Beckman Coulter)
Potentiostat
Potentiostat. Electronic device for controlling 3-electrodes cells in electrochemistry assays. It allows to determine the behaviour and electric properties of superficial modified materials as wells as their sensing capabilities. Model: Autolab PGSTAT204 (Metrohm).
Studies of adaptation of small-scale manufacturing techniques to an industrial scale by Roll to roll technologies.
Development of new detection systems based on electrochemical or fluorescence techniques (FRET, polarization). Improving detection limits or introducing cost / use product improvements.
Integration of electrodes in flexible surfaces for the development of electrochemical devices (diagnostic chips, consumables for cell culture)
Adaptation of laboratory methodologies to microfluidic and miniaturized devices, and process improvements.
Development of microfluidic systems by printing materials. Biofunctionalized materials if sensorization is required
Development of biosensory surfaces for the detection of analytes of interest. (Bio) functionalization and analytical validation