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Services & Collaboration

Choose a technical support service or a partner route. This layer turns interest into a scoped project, collaboration or platform access pathway.

Services

Scope-based translational support through EV-Works, EV-Qual, Clinical AI, training and translation-readiness packages.

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Collaborate

Partner routes for clinicians, industry, academia, startups and structured engagement models.

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Service Areas

Services are grouped by partner need and execution pathway, with clear routes for project scoping, platform support, validation readiness and translational outputs.

6 service areas
Active

EV / Exosome Workflow Support

Input: biofluid, cell-culture EVs or a defined sample set.

Output: EV workflow summary and quality-control route.

Use: feasibility, RUO workflows and method development.

Active

Molecular Biomarker Profiling

Input: clinical cohort, disease question or candidate markers.

Output: biomarker panel direction and analysis plan.

Use: discovery, prioritization and validation planning.

In development

Clinical Validation Package

Input: mature assay, cohort logic and intended-use case.

Output: validation-readiness package with quality gates.

Use: LDT-readiness, partner diligence and clinical translation.

Active

Training & Workshop Module

Input: learner group, institutional need or technical topic.

Output: hands-on or modular training program.

Use: workforce development and partner capacity building.

Planned

AI Biomarker Modelling

Input: EV, biomarker, clinical or multimodal dataset.

Output: risk model, score concept or visualization route.

Use: decision-support research and reportable outputs.

Planned

Advanced Formulation Support

Input: EV therapeutic, delivery-system or payload concept.

Output: formulation, stability and comparability plan.

Use: early therapeutic and delivery-system development.

Focus areas
Project intakeProblem definitionFeasibility discussionPlatform matchingProject scopeTimeline estimateProposal route
This service helps clinicians, companies, academic groups and startups convert an idea into a scoped translational project. It defines the problem, expected output, platform route and next-step proposal without duplicating the deeper platform pages.
Focus areas
EV workflow consultationEV isolation supportEV characterizationCargo profilingBiomarker panelsDiagnostics conceptsLiquid biopsy workflowsCell-free therapeutic conceptsVaccine / immunomodulation workflowsDrug delivery concepts
EV-Works service access is the partner-facing route into EV and biomarker execution. It can support sample-to-EV workflows, biomarker discovery, diagnostic concepts, liquid biopsy models, therapeutic research concepts and delivery-system development based on project scope.
Focus areas
QC planPre-analytical controlsMethod documentationReproducibility checksBenchmarkingAcceptance criteriaComparability thinkingAudit-ready records
EV-Qual support helps collaborators build reproducible and documented workflows. It is relevant for EV biomarker, diagnostic, liquid biopsy, therapeutic, vaccine and delivery projects where method confidence and traceability matter.
Focus areas
Data readinessFeature engineeringBiomarker integrationComposite scoresPredictive modelsPrognostic modelsROC / calibration analysisVisualizationReport model
This service converts EV, biomarker, clinical and multimodal datasets into interpretable models, visualizations, risk scores and reportable concepts. It supports research studies, partner projects and clinical decision-support concepts.
Focus areas
EV workshopsLiquid biopsy trainingDigital PCR / qPCR modulesBiomarker statisticsClinical AI basicsQuality systemsReport interpretationCustom institutional training
Training services support students, researchers, clinicians and industry teams through modular workshops and custom programs. These services should link to Education for full training pathways.
Focus areas
Study packagePublication packagePatent support linkageGrant-ready packagePartner dossierIncubation handoffGovernance linkageCommercial translation discussion
Translation support packages help move a scoped project toward defined outputs such as manuscripts, grant submissions, partner dossiers, IP discussions, incubation handoff or further development planning.
Service-scope note: Services are scope-based. Capabilities may be active, in development, partner-linked or project-specific; final scope is defined through scientific and feasibility discussion.

Collaboration Routes

Collaboration is organized by partner type and engagement model, helping each partner group find the right entry route.

5 collaboration pillars
Focus areas
Clinical questionConsortium participationDisease program conceptFeasibility discussionClinical metadata planningCo-authored outputs
Clinicians and departments can collaborate by bringing clinically meaningful questions, joining CliniConnect consortiums, shaping disease programs and co-developing translational outputs.
Focus areas
Sponsored researchAssay feasibilityCo-developmentCompanion diagnostic explorationEV / biomarker platform accessClinical AI modellingPartner dossier
Industry, pharma and diagnostics partners can engage around sponsored research, EV or biomarker feasibility, co-development, translational validation planning and partner-ready development packages.
Focus areas
Joint grantsPublicationsPhD / postdoctoral projectsMethods developmentCohort-linked studiesTraining programsStandards development
Academic collaborators can partner on grant proposals, shared methods, disease-linked cohorts, training programs, publications and standards-oriented initiatives.
Focus areas
Founder routeBiofoundry accessClinical feasibilityIP discussionPrototype supportInvestor-ready evidenceIncubation handoff
Startups and founders can enter through collaboration or incubation routes depending on maturity. The focus is to de-risk science, define clinical relevance, access platforms and prepare development evidence.
Focus areas
Fee-for-serviceSponsored researchJoint grantCo-developmentLicensing / IP partnershipIncubation routeMoU / institutional partnershipConcept note submission
Engagement models are selected after a concept discussion. The preferred first step is a short concept note or collaboration call that identifies scope, partner role, outputs, IP expectations and timeline.

Recommended collaboration flow

Submit conceptPartner route reviewScope discussionPlatform / service mappingAgreement pathwayProject launch
Collaboration pathways: Collaboration routes define how partner groups engage; the technical scope is finalized through the Services, Platforms, Governance, Incubation or Clinical Access pathway as appropriate.