Changing medical diagnostics
We believe that faster and more accessible diagnostics will provide more comprehensive medical information. As a result, people will be given an opportunity to enjoy a longer and healthier life.
We believe that faster and more accessible diagnostics will provide more comprehensive medical information. As a result, people will be given an opportunity to enjoy a longer and healthier life.
Scope Fluidics develops innovative projects in the field of diagnostics and health care. Scope Fluidics was established in 2010 in the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences with the aim of creating solutions for medicine based on microfluidic technologies. The company cooperates with the academia, and integrates the points of view of medicine and business to develop innovative solutions with a high market potential. Since 2017, Scope Fluidics S.A. has been listed on the NewConnect market. The company's business model provides for the development and business verification of a project, followed by the establishment of a special purpose vehicle within which the entire project is developed.
Currently, the Scope Fluidics Group consists of two SPVs: Curiosity Diagnostics Sp. z o.o. and Bacteromic Sp. z o.o., established in order to develop their respective projects.
The organisation as a whole creates an energetic, stimulating environment in which social needs and specific market requirements are satisfied with effective solutions. The source of these innovative ideas is the cooperation of physicians, medical personnel, project managers, engineers and scientists.
Scope Fluidics founded Curiosity Diagnostics to create the PCR|ONE system that delivers the fastest bacterial and viral pathogen detection in the world.
This fully automated procedure identifies up to 20 distinct pathogens and drug-resistant genes.
The emergence and rapid spread of drug resistance among bacteria constitutes a major threat to public health worldwide. In the absence of new antibiotics, better diagnostics is the only solution. We are now developing an automated culturing system delivering the most comprehensive information on bacterial susceptibility to all known antibiotics and on the resistance mechanisms.
Between 2011 and 2014 we developed a prototype of a vitro diagnostic system performing multiple biochemistry assays from a single droplet of finger prick blood.
The system comprises Scope’s proprietary, disposable microfluidic devices: for the collection of micro-samples of blood and a cartridge with multiple reagents for the assay panel. In order to validate the system, we constructed a pilot production line for manufacturing of disposable cartridges.
The system assays several parameters in less than twenty minutes from sample collection and is now being introduced to production by our Client.
We are always open to hear about real-life problems in medicine, especially if they are caused by the lack of or by hampered access to medical information or diagnostics. If you are a practitioner and see a potential idea for more effective treatment through better diagnostics we will be more than eager to hear from you.
If you have an idea for a solution for a real-life challenge in medicine or diagnostics and you would like to turn it into a product, we may be able to help with our experience and with our technical, legal and patent resources.
We accept orders for efficient development of diagnostic systems, starting from the very idea of a product. We also help with the development or optimization of existing solutions.
We cherish talent and passion for engineering. If you love solving technical problems – please contact us, we might be hiring!
We offer attractive asset returns for our stakeholders. We create value through developing diagnostic systems that target the most important challenges in human healthcare today.
Scope Fluidics provides access to laboratories and workshops for developed projects as well as necessary administrative facilities and services, including financing.
We combine the academic impetus to create and innovate with expert engineering and performance-driven discipline. We are highly effective and quick to create solutions and to prototype electronic, optical and mechanical devices and microfluidic systems. In our facilities, we use both precision machining and injection molding. With our know-how and a strong network of contacts, we also support smooth transition of innovative diagnostic systems into production.
We have broad experience in building portfolios of intellectual property rights, which includes drafting patent applications for inventions developed with Scope Fluidics, carrying out the proceedings before patent offices in cooperation with patent attorneys, identification of innovative solutions and assessment of their patentability through prior art and FTO searches.
President of the Board
In 2002 he obtained his PhD in Chemistry from the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Between 2002 and 2005 postdoctoral fellowship with prof. George Whitesides at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University. Full professor since 2014, coauthor of over a hundred scientific publications, and over a hundred patent applications.
Member of the Board
Chemist, specialist in the physical chemistry of materials and in photo-physics. 15 years of hands-on experience in the management of research and development teams in pharmaceutical and technological companies. 10 years of experience in the management of R&D projects; has managed the development of a number of marketed pharmaceutical products.
Member of the Board
Graduate of MBA studies at the University of Warsaw. Executive with over 15 years of experience in mergers, acquisitions, investment and restructuring projects. He held the position of a board member – finance director and a supervisory board member of numerous companies, including companies listed at Warsaw Stock Exchange. As a managing director in an investment fund he was responsible for companies with total value of 125 million EUR.
MSc Engineer in Electronic and Electrotechnical Engineering. Employed in Scope Fluidics Group since 2011. He is responsible for designing and programming of microprocessor controllers and mechatronic systems, which is also his great passion, along with enduro.
MSc in Chemistry, University of Warsaw, and BA in Economics specializing in Human Resources Management. She has been employed in Scope Fluidics Group since 2011 as HR and Administraion Coordinator. Anna's scope of responsibility includes coordination of orders, document workflow, supervision over health and safety matters. She facilitates the work of other team members by caring for good communication and pleasant atmosphere of cooperation. Apart from work, she likes good movies and is very keen on interior design and trends in this field.
PhD in Biological Science, specialist in molecular biology and protein biochemistry. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2012, he initially dealt with lyophilization of reagents for the PCRONE project. Currently, Seweryn is Product Manager and he co-ordinates work on the microfluidic chip in the Bacteromic project. He is a fervent fan of science fiction and self-taught leather artisan.
PhD in Chemical Science, graduate of International Doctoral Studies at the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2012. Paweł specializes in the application of statistical and data science methods to analyze the results and optimize the procedures of biological experiments. He spends his free time playing squash or dancing to Cuban music, and when he gets tired he repairs and collects watches.
PhD in Biotechnology, specialized in polymerase chain reaction and molecular research. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2012, he is the head of the PCR ONE project; co-author of 11 scientific publications (total impact factor 52). Kamil abandoned his early acting career for science :)
MSc Engineer, specialized in automation and robotics. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2012, he works on project-related electronics and microfluidic chip. Daniel is passionate about motoring and electronics.
MSc Engineer in Industrial Biotechnology, graduate of Chemical and Process Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. As part of the individual study programme, she also studied molecular microbiology at the Faculty of Biology of the University of Warsaw. She has conducted research in the field of molecular biology of microorganisms for 5 years. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2013, Katarzyna has been responsible for patent protection and exploring formal possibilities of introducing technological innovations to the market. She loves to admire wild nature from a kayak, bicycle or mountain trail.
Production Design and Management Engineer. He has been employed in Scope Fluidics Group since 2015. Paweł actively supports our projects by preparing machining technology for CNC machine tools with the use of HSM and HFM techniques.
MSc Engineer, graduate of the Faculty of Production Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. In Scope Fluidics Group since January 2016, Aleksandra is our Research and Development Specialist, responsible for optimizing the production process of microfluidic chips. After hours, a fitness and dance instructor. Her biggest dream is to open her own dance school.
Biotechnologist. Since 2016, she combines work in the Scope Fluidics Group with studies at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Warsaw University of Technology. In the PCRONE project she deals with biochemistry and the process of lyophilization of reagents. In her spare time, she changes a lab coat into a bicycle or a book.
Biotechnologist. She is Biochemistry Specialist in the Research and Development Department of Scope Fuidics Group since July 2017. In the PCR ONE project she is responsible for running the Clean Room, takes care of ultra-cleanliness and the quality of work in our labs. After hours, Anna replaces the pipette with a PS4 pad and puts on headphones with some good music, but her favorite way to relax is exotic travel.
Biotechnologist and laboratory diagnostician, who is also passionate about cosmetics chemistry. In Scope Fluidics Group since August 2017, as Microbiologist. In addition to growing microorganisms, she splits her time between our Clean Room and biochemical lab. She wants to spend her retirement travelling the world:)
Engineer of Bioinformatics by education, in the Bacteromic project since September 2017 as Intern Programmer. Her main task is to optimize the process of image analysis and analysis of data derived from it. She also provides support to other team memers in all kinds of design-related issues. Paulina is passionate about motorization and DIY. Recently, she got keen on cooking and still raises the level of difficulty of her dishes.
Monika is a PhD researcher, who has been working as Microbiologist in the Bacteromic project since November 2017. Her doctoral dissertation was focused on research of the biofilm of coagulase-negative staphylococci. Her responsibilities include growing bacteria as well as designing and performing drug resistance tests. In her free time, she plays Heroes III or paints 1/35 scale models of military vehicles.
MA in Economics with a major in International Economics and over 10 years of experience in business consulting and implementation of international projects. She has been working as Finance Specialist in Scope Fluidics Group since 2018. Anna loves Italian culture and all kinds of travel.
MSc in Biotechnology, PhD in Veterinary Science. In Scope Fluidics Group since 2018, she has been hired as Biochemistry Specialist. Katarzyna is a Clean Room employee, but also supports the biochemistry team and participates in the optimization of the microfluidic chip production process. At home, she is a mother, who in her free time enjoys good books and meeting friends.
MSc in Biology with 7 years of experience in scientific research. Specialist in the field of chromatin structure and remodeling. He professionally dealt with new generation sequencing and bioinformatic analysis. Co-author of 4 publications in reputable scientific periodicals. Privately: husband, father, enthusiast of broadly understood natural and social sciences.
Chief engineer in the Scope Fluidics group. Master of science from the Lublin University of Technology and post-graduate University of Ecology and Management in Warsaw. He has nearly 20 years of engineering experience (including half of his career in Scandinavian countries), working mainly in the automotive industry, precision mechanisms industry, medical equipment and others.
Global pioneer in molecular diagnostics - one of the creators of the PCR technology, currently associated with the University of Utah, Medical School (the USA). Prof. Carl Wittwer is one of the most important authorities in the field of molecular diagnostics technology. In the 1990s, he developed the first PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) system, which made it possible to identify genetic material in less than 15 minutes. He is the author of numerous publications and research that inspire the creators of diagnostic devices around the world.
an Israeli specialist in the development of startups in the field of biotechnology and life sciences, with many years of experience in obtaining financing, commercialization and sales of projects and leading startups in an international environment.
PhD a world-class clinical microbiologist from London's Queen Mary University and London's largest microbiological laboratory. Wareham has extensive experience in the field of diagnostics, treatment and research of bacterial infections.
PhD a medical microbiology specialist, respected consultant in the field of clinical microbiology and nosocomial infections, as well as a member of the board of the Polish Association for Hygiene of Medicine (SHL). Agnieszka Sulikowska is the author of many scientific publications on bacterial resistance to antibiotics.
a Professor of Physics at Harvard University, one of the most quoted physicists in the world. He specializes in the physics of soft matter, polymers and microfluidics. Author of many modern technologies, contributing significantly to the creation of a single cell sequencing technology. David Weitz has many years of experience in working for industry. He is a co-founder of 20 technological startups, including those in the area of life sciences and medical diagnostics.
a specialist in microfluidics, construction of synthetic cells and development of methods for determining the reaction time in individual cells. He conducted postdoctoral research at Harvard University and was a head of the institute at Cambridge University. He is currently the head of the research group at Radboud University in the Netherlands. He cooperates with a number of industrial partners to develop droplet microfluidics for single cell analysis. Wilhelm Huck is a co-founder of Sphere Fluidics – a biotechnology company based in Cambridge, and a member of the Advisory Board of the Australian Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology.
PhD the founder of Claros Diagnostics, a diagnostic startup, Harvard University technology company, which was sold to an industry-based investor for over $50 million. Linder is the author of over 300 patents in the field of microfluidic techniques and point-of-care diagnostics.
We have an extensive network of clinical consultants in Poland and around the world. If you want to learn more and share your clinical expertise, do not hesitate to contact us.
KRS:
0000668408
NIP:
527-264-59-89;
REGON:
142-754-170
LEI:
259400EUNFX4E2BEHU15
Address:
Duchnicka 3, bud. 16, wejście A,
01-796 Warsaw, Poland
Phone: +48 22 376 21 14
Bank account number:
03 2490 0005 0000 4520 3046 2136
Email:
biuro(at)scopefluidics.com
Company registered in the District Court for the capital city of Warsaw in Warsaw,
XII Commercial Department of the National Court Register.
Share capital:
255.829,00 PLN, fully paid
