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Hemetron – Better rapid tests for better health
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Projektdaten
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Projekt-Nr: GRS-009/22
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Förderbeitrag: CHF 150'000
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Bewilligung: 05.05.2022
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Dauer: 01.2023 - 06.2024
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Handlungsfeld:
InnoBooster, seit 2018
Projektleitung
Projektbeschreibung
Chronic inflammation is one of the largest unsolved healthcare issues of our society. Lifestyle adjustments such as optimized diets or increased physical activity are effective to fight chronic inflammations. However, every individual requires a different set of personalized adjustments. Unfortunately, there is currently no way to tailor the optimal anti-inflammatory measures to the personal needs of chronically inflamed individuals.
Hemetron develops a uniquely accurate and quantitative blood test for inflammation self-monitoring. Our solution empowers users to determine how to effectively decrease their inflammation.
Stand/Resultate
During our GRS InnoBooster project, we convert our hand-held prototype into a mass producible beta product. This product will then be validated to ensure optimal performance. These steps allow us to move forward with user-testing to optimize the device for the needs of the customers and accelerate our market entry.
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Am Projekt beteiligte Personen
E-mail for all requests
webinfo@hemetron.notexisting@nodomain.comcomAlexander Tanno, Postdoc at ETH Zürich and co-founder Hemetron AG
Yves Blickenstorfer, PhD at ETH Zürich and co-founder Hemetron AG
Vlastimil Jirasko, Postdoc at ETH Zürich and co-founder Hemetron AG
Letzte Aktualisierung dieser Projektdarstellung 30.05.2023