Collaboration to Accelerate NGS and Immunology Diagnostic Tools Announced
Mayo Clinic, a nonprofi t organisation committed to innovation in clinical practice, education and research, and Thermo Fisher Scientifi c have joined forces to bring innovative solutions to patients by accelerating clinical validation, and commercialisation of selected next-generation sequencing (NGS), mass spectrometry and immunology diagnostic tools. The Advanced Diagnostics Laboratory in One Discovery Square, which is part of the Destination Medical Center initiative, will be the home for this collaboration.
“By pairing cutting-edge, innovative technologies with world-class clinical and diagnostic testing knowledge, this collaboration will ensure that the promising innovations are both clinically relevant and accessible globally,” said William Morice II, MD, PhD, chair of Mayo Clinic’s Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology and President of Mayo Clinic Laboratories.
The Mayo Clinic and Thermo Fisher teams are working closely to identify candidate solutions for clinical validation and global commercialisation as part of the collaboration.
“We are excited to join forces with Mayo Clinic to accelerate access to precise and affordable diagnostics for patients across the globe,” said Gianluca Pettiti, Senior Vice President and President, Specialty Diagnostics at Thermo Fisher. “The collaborative effort will leverage NGS, mass spectrometry and immunology technologies to advance haematology, oncology, allergy and autoimmunity diagnostics.”
Mayo Clinic and Thermo Fisher are evaluating diagnostic solutions for multiple applications, including myeloid leukaemia and therapeutic drug monitoring panels to deliver access to more precise and personalised insights for patient care.
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Lauda Announces Better Basics Start-up Investment
requirements in the fi eld of laboratory equipment. The SmartRack organisation system, for example, can be equipped with 3D-printed modules as needed, providing holders for pipettes, round-bottom fl asks or waste containers. The modules can be freely combined in terms of quantity and position. In cooperation with BBL, Lauda can offer customer-centric product solutions.
The cooperation is also intended to expand the technology expertise in 3D printing within the Lauda Group. “The start-up cooperation with Better Basics Laborbedarf provides further access to innovative technologies, which, in addition to synergies with our research and development department, also provides new impetus directly in sales,” said Robert Tietze, Start-Up Manager at Lauda. Lauda is already using 3D printing in the series production of its temperature control units.
Dr Gunther Wobser, President and CEO of Lauda (right), together with Mario Schneider, CEO at Better Basics Laborbedarf (centre) and Robert Tietze, Start-up Manager at Lauda.
Lauda announces a cooperation with Better Basics Laborbedarf GmbH (BBL). The Dresden-based company develops, manufactures and sells smart basic equipment for laboratories that simplifi es the organisation of laboratory workstations and supports laboratory employees in their daily work with individually manufactured organisational systems. The modular systems are produced using 3D printing technology. In addition to an equity investment, Lauda is primarily focusing on synergies for the jointly addressed laboratory market.
Thanks to its in-depth expertise in 3D printing technology and the materials used in this process, the start-up BBL is able to realise individual customer
“A central aspect of Lauda’s innovation strategy is the targeted cooperation with innovative, young companies that complement and further advance our core competence, temperature control,” explained Dr Gunther Wobser, President and CEO of Lauda. “With Better Basics, we have once again made a fi nd and can offer customer-specifi c solutions to the laboratory market. In addition, we expect to gain valuable insights in the fi eld of 3D printing for the production of our temperature control units.”
“We at Better Basics Laborbedarf are very pleased to have gained a strategic partner in Lauda, who will support us in our further growth. In this way, we can benefi t from Lauda’s many years of experience and exploit synergies in sales, among other things,” said Mario Schneider, CEO of Better Basics Laborbedarf.
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