DeDNAed

Thank you to University of Potsdam for publishing an article in German on the results of our project, and our colleagues from UP Saloni Agarwal and Frank Bier for driving this work! https://lnkd.in/d_FXQHAm

DeDNAed outcomes were featured in the Spanish newsletter Perspectivas AseBio from AseBio - Asociación Española de Bioempresas, which provides insights and updates on the #biotech sector in Spain. Read it in Spanish here: https://lnkd.in/d3Tnr--2 Thanks to TECNALIA Research & Innovation for disseminating our work!

Last week, I travelled to Eindhoven to attend the First International Symposium on Continuous Real-Time Biomolecular Sensing. The symposium was truly inspiring, thanks to the exceptional presentations from leading experts in the field. I had the opportunity to present a poster on the DeDNAed project, where TECNALIA Research & Innovation participated, highlighting the advancements made in this rapidly evolving area. Continuous real-time biomolecular sensing has the potential to revolutionize how we approach diagnostics and treatment, expanding the possibilities of preventative healthcare. I’m excited to be part of this journey and look forward to further contributing to this transformative field. 🤝 #BiomolecularSensing #RealTimeMonitoring 

We're thrilled to be featured on the homepage of the Austrian newspaper Der Standard today! Our article explains in detail how the DeDNAed project works and how our partners contributed their expertise to develop a highly sensitive biosensing platform, combining physics and biology. Read more (in German) here: https://lnkd.in/dBACF6Zz Thanks to Julia Hann, Julia Voglhuber-Höller and Caitlin Ahern for the article! Technische Universität ChemnitzUniversity of Potsdam KSI Meinsberg CIC biomaGUNE TECNALIA Research & Innovation BNN - BioNanoNet Le Mans Université

I’ve just returned from the 11th International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Systems (ICBES 2024) in Barcelona, and it was an incredible experience! 🙌 I had the chance to explore the latest advancements in biomedical engineering and learn from various fields, thanks to the highly interdisciplinary nature of the conference. It was also a great opportunity to present the European projects NextGenMicrofluidics and DeDNAed, in which TECNALIA Research & Innovation has been involved. The response and interest from the audience were exceptional, and the conversations with researchers and experts were truly enriching. Thank you to everyone who made this event possible and for inviting me to chair two sessions. 🤝 #ICBES2024 #BiomedicalEngineering

DeDNAed brings together various disciplines to create a highly sensitive biosensor. Over the course of the project, we've documented certain processes in short videos. Browse our YouTube channel to understand more, from DNA immobilization to SERS characterization! https://lnkd.in/dt4VpJ8D #SERS #DNAorigami #immobilization #biosensors #nanoparticles

DeDNAed brings together various disciplines to create a highly sensitive biosensor. Over the course of the project, we've documented certain processes in short videos. Browse our YouTube channel to understand more, from DNA immobilization to SERS characterization! https://lnkd.in/dt4VpJ8D #SERS #DNAorigami #immobilization #biosensors #nanoparticles

What does it mean to immobilize DNA? How do you make DNA origami? Our last partner update was with KSI Meinsberg. Their team is responsible for the production of the DNA origami structures and the hybrid structures with aptamers, antibodies and gold nanoparticles. Read on to find out more! https://lnkd.in/dFvDXmMJ #DNAorigami #biosensors #aptamers #antibodies #goldnanoparticles #immobilization

Partner University of Potsdam is essential to our project. We sat down with Saloni Agarwal and Frank Bier to discuss their work including as many different biorecognition elements and analyte pairs as possible and characterizing the binding kinetics of these elements for the DeDNAed #biosensor. Read on to learn how they do it: ➡ https://lnkd.in/dzAaewP3

Last month, two DeDNAed partners presented our project at the European South Atlantic Biophysics Congress #ESAB2024 in Donostia - San Sebastián, Spain. Mathis Janssen of Technische Universität Chemnitz presented a poster “Determination of Mg-Ion concentration in DNA Origami in buffer solutions“.  Aitziber López Cortajarena of CIC biomaGUNE gave an overview during the satellite event. Congrats to both!