Bioident wins illustrious 2007 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Awards
Printed semiconductor-based technology named co-winner for Lab-on-a-Chip with real-time results
Utilizing the latest breakthroughs in science and nanotechnology, the Bioident PhotonicLab Platform is used to produce the world's first disposable photonic lab-on-achip solution for next-generation mobile analytics applications, such as water and food analysis, chemical and biological agent detection, and point-of-care diagnostics. employs a process developed by its parent company, Austria's Nanoident Technologies AG, for using an inkjet printer to print electronic circuits on a variety of surfaces, such as plastic foil or glass; the technology makes it possible to apply photosensitive semiconductors directly onto a lab-on-a-chip. The Platform eliminates the need for complex and expensive readout systems and delivers unprecedented mobility and sensitivity based on existing biological and chemical assays.
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