From molecular target to working biosensor.
We help biotech, diagnostics and life-science teams develop and validate early-stage biosensing technologies: from feasibility and molecular recognition to electrochemical proof-of-concept.
Explore our R&D capabilitiesWe focus on early-stage technology development.
A specialized life-science R&D team working at the interface of molecular recognition, surface chemistry and electrochemical sensing.
Molecular Recognition
Aptamers, receptors, target assessment, assay architecture.
Surface & Sensor Development
Immobilization, electrode functionalization, SPE-based sensing.
Electrochemical Detection
SWV, DPV, CV, EIS, calibration and experimental optimization.
Choose the smallest program that moves the technology forward.
Biosensor Feasibility Study
Can this target become a working biosensor?
Target assessment, scientific and application context, assay concept, sensor architecture, first experimental tests and go/no-go recommendation.
Proof-of-Concept Development
Turn the concept into experimental evidence.
Sensor preparation, immobilization, electrochemical readout, calibration and preliminary performance data.
Sensor Optimization & Validation
Improve performance and generate reliable data.
Sensitivity, repeatability, dynamic range, matrix effects, interference and assay optimization.
Custom R&D Program
Extend your R&D team without building it in-house.
Dedicated experimental work, iterative development, data analysis and regular technical reviews.
What we work with
Aptamedica completed a paid contract R&D project focused on the development of an electrochemical insulin biosensor proof-of-concept.
A focused path from question to experimental evidence.
Tell us what you're trying to detect
We define the smallest useful experiment
We run the R&D
You receive data, protocol and next-step recommendation
Let's turn your scientific question into experimental evidence.
R&D engagements start at €4,000.
Each project is scoped individually based on the scientific objective and required experimental work.