University Medical Center Freiburg (UKLFR) is one of the largest university hospitals in Germany, with a strong focus on translational research and the development of next-generation diagnostic and therapeutic technologies. In particular, Nazarenko Lab has been dedicated for over a decade to the study of extracellular vesicles (EVs), particularly in the context of cancer. The…
Inorevia is an innovative company specializing in the development of advanced microfluidic platforms for complex biological protocols. Leveraging our patented Magnetic Tweezer technology and expertise in droplet microfluidics, we provide solutions that enable automation and performance improvement in life science research and diagnostics. Our flagship instrument, the Magelia, serves as a versatile platform adaptable to…
SCITEC (Institute of Chemical Sciences and Technologies “Giulio Natta”) is based in Milan and is part of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR). The Institute conducts advanced research in chemistry and materials science, focusing on the development of innovative technologies and sustainable solutions. SCITEC promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, working at the intersection of chemistry, biology,…
Nexus is organizing an in-depth workshop dedicated to exploring the role of extracellular vesicles (EVs) in liquid biopsy. The event will bring together a dynamic group of young researchers, recognized as future leaders in the field, who will engage in identifying the key challenges and requirements for the effective application of EVs in clinical diagnostics.…
We’re proud to announce that Nexus has been selected to participate in the EU Innovation Radar Platform! The European Commission initiative highlights EU-funded project that have a high level of innovation and makes all relevant information about the research available to the public via the website. This will for sure open up new opportunities for the…
Our Nexus Project colleagues from INOREVIA installed a working Magelia station in Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche laboratory in Milan.
The advanced prototype of Nexus Digital detector has crossed the Ocean, brought by Prof. Selim Unlu of iRiS Kinetics in person, from Boston to Milano, and promptly tested by Dario Brambilla at CNR SCITEC ‘Giulio Natta’.
Nexus’ project coordinator Dr. Marcella Chiari, National Research Council of Italy will present the project during next monthly Gothenburg Bioanalytical Webinar seminar that will take place on December 6 at 15 (3 pm) CET. The seminar title will be:“Innovative solutions for extracellular vesicle (EV) isolation and analysis”.
The ISEV workshop on EV-based biomarkers and their Commercialisation and Clinical Implementation was definitely a success and a great networking opportunity!
Nexus’ team attended BioTechX Europe from the 4th to the 6th of October, in Basel Marcella Chiari, NEXUS coordinator and Natasa Zarovni, Innovation manager, represented the project in one of the largest EU biotech congress, an event that brings together professionals and innovators from pharma and healthcare, as well as academia and clinic.