Diagnostics development

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We can help you progress your diagnostic innovations towards clinical use.

Advances in diagnostics can significantly benefit patients, frontline clinicians and healthcare systems.

Our integrated diagnostic team collaborate with partners on diagnostic projects spanning various platforms and technologies.

Our areas of expertise

We’re looking for research projects on: 

  • early detection of disease
  • measurement of worsening or progression of disease
  • companion diagnostics to support treatment decisions
  • digital diagnostics
  • novel biomarkers

Projects should be related to one of the health conditions we address through our Translational Challenges.

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Our unique business model

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As a self-funded charity, we absorb the risk in diagnostics development until industry collaboration is feasible.

At this stage, our business development managers can help you establish new commercial partners for further development of your diagnostic solution.  

Depending on the project, we may receive a share of the future investment return. Exact arrangements are tailored case by case and we offer a range of partnering options. 

Who to contact

Other ways we can support you

Clinical trial support

We can help you progress healthcare innovations through clinical trials and into clinical use. 

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Antibody development

Access to our advanced antibody technologies, support from our experienced scientists, and over 30 years of antibody expertise.

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Antibodies, immunoglobulin Ig proteins 3D medical image. Immune system, IgM, IgG, IgE, IgD, IgA antibodies glycoproteins, specific antigens against virus. Vital components of the immunity responce

Small molecule drug discovery

Access our state-of-the-art research facilities, gain support from our highly experienced scientists, and leverage our expertise. 

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