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Prof. Laura Lechuga - NanoBiosensors and Bioanalytical Applications -

Government & public sector
Home country
Spain
Type of research activities
Applied research, Experimental development
Fields of research
Engineering and technology, Medical and health sciences
Specialisation and expertise

Our activity encompasses the entire process of generating new photonic biosensor devices, including fundamental research and theoretical design, nanofabrication, surface biofunctionalization, lab-on-a-chip integration, and their final validation in real scenarios. We have widely demonstrated our expertise in:

  • Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR and LSPR) biosensors: design and development of portable devices with user-friendly operation and high performance.
  • Bimodal Waveguide (BiMW) biosensors: our pioneering design of interferometric nanophotonic system for ultrasensitive label-free analysis.
  • Sensor biofunctionalization: unique know-how on gold and silicon surface chemistry strategies for controlled and optimum bioreceptor immobilization, including proteins, antibodies, and oligonucleotides.
  • Biomedical applications: assay development and clinical validation for diagnostics and therapy monitoring of different diseases and disorders, including cancer, infections, celiac disease, allergies, etc. Our biosensors have been successfully applied for detection of proteins, antibodies, microRNA, pathogens (virus and bacteria), peptides, drugs, and also epigenetic biomarkers (alternative splicing, DNA methylation, etc.).
  • Environmental applications: assay development and validation for detection and monitoring of pollutants and contaminants in water, food, etc.
Language(s)
English, Spanish

Instituto Oswaldo Cruz_Fiocruz

Government & public sector
Home country
Brazil
Type of research activities
Applied research, Basic research, Experimental development
Fields of research
Education, Sociology, Other social sciences, Natural sciences, Medical and health sciences
Specialisation and expertise

The high technological complexity of products and services is a feature of the health sector. Therefore, the relationship between the scientific base of universities and institutes and the pharmaceutical industry is a necessary condition for national technological advances in this segment. One strategy already adopted and consolidated by the countries that are at the cutting edge of technological development and that, from the advent of the Innovation Law - Law 10.973/2004 - has been increasingly embraced by Brazilian institutions and Fiocruz is one of the most prominent health institutions from Brazil immersed in the research innovation challenges.

Fiocruz produces, disseminates, and share knowledge and technologies and contributes to the promotion of health and quality of life of the population.  Besides the reduction of social inequalities and the national dynamics of innovation, with the defense of the right to health and full citizenship as central values, it uses science and innovation as the basis of socio-economic development and health promotion.

 COVID 19, HIV-1, HIV-1 / 2, Chagas’ disease, dengue fever, leishmaniasis, leptospirosis, arboviruses, influenza, and many other diseases are under research at Instituto Oswaldo Cruz. Please take a look at the technological showcase in COVID 19, shared in the links to the research work window.

 

Language(s)
English, Portuguese

Matvey Sprindzuk

Business enterprise
Home country
Belarus
Type of research activities
Applied research, Basic research, Experimental development
Fields of research
Natural sciences, Engineering and technology, Medical and health sciences
Specialisation and expertise
Bioinformatics, genomics, medicine, virology, microbiology, image processing, AI, software engineering, COVID-19, tuberculosis, mathematical modelling, applied mathematics, medical systems, data processing automation
Language(s)
English

Covidpedia Labs

Business enterprise
Home country
Belgium
Type of research activities
Applied research, Basic research, Experimental development
Fields of research
Education, Sociology, Political science, Media and communications, Medical and health sciences, Humanities and the arts
Specialisation and expertise
Covidpedia Labs is an extensive platform on the COVID-19 pandemic - the platform distils and detangles information that is misleading or intentionally disinforming people; releases up to date information on the pandemic; and scientific reporting.
Language(s)
English, English, French
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