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Since 1997, European Institute of Science has been involved in developing industrial and laboratory small molecule and IgG analysis systems for the company Biotech-IgG (previously Chemel) AB, Lund (Sweden). Our success record in this particular case involved the securing of funding in the amount of approximately 10 million USD, development of 3 different patent families (instruments and procedures), acquiring EMC certification for instruments, and finally launching the products on the laboratory market. In 2009, the company acquired a Danish diagnostic kit distribution company group and thereby gained access to a professional sales organization with a net annual sales of approximately 2 million USD. During 2011, European Institute of Science AB has engaged in assisting Biotech-IgG AB to expand its business into immunodiagnostics and the production and detection of antibodies. Click here to visit the Biotech-IgG homepage.




During the period 2000 to February 2011, European Institute of Science has been involved in developing a new Point-of-Care blood analysis system for the company LifeAssays AB, Lund (Sweden). Our success record in this particular case involved the securing of funding in the amount of approximately 10 million USD, development of 7 different patent families (instrument, reagents and locked reagent data processing), acquiring EMC & ISO certification and environmental regulation permit, preparing for human IVD-CE registration (which was obtained in June 2011), and finally launching the product on the veterinary market. The product has been used to help several thousands of dog patients and reduced the unnecessary use of antibiotics for non-bacterial infections. At the end of 2010 LifeAssays had stable and growing production and sales levels, which led to the entry of the Swedish industrialist Sten K Johnsson who acquired the majority of the shares in LifeAssays. During 2011, European Institute of Science AB started gradually to decreased its share in LifeAssays AB in order to focus on new innovation and education challenges. Click here to visit the LifeAssays homepage.




Since 2000, European Institute of Science has been involved in developing laboratory magnetic stirrers with cooling and heating capabilities for the company Implementa Hebe AB, Lund (Sweden). Our success record in this particular case involved the securing of funding in the amount of approximately 0,7 million USD, development of 3 different patent families (instruments and magnetic particles), acquiring EMC certification for instruments, and finally launching the products on the laboratory market. In 2010, the company acquired a patent portfolio from European Institute of Science (magnetic field generator and magnetic peptide nanoparticles) intended for therapeutic applications. Click here to visit the Implementa Hebe homepage.




During the period 1999 to 2005, European Institute of Science has been involved in developing a new gene transfer system for the company Genovis AB, Lund (Sweden). Our success record in this particular case involved the securing of funding in the amount of approximately 2 million USD, development of 3 different patent families and design of the instrument and magnetic nanoparticles. In 2006, the Swedish industrialist Bo Håkansson acquired the majority of the shares in Genovis AB. During 2007, European Institute of Science AB gradually sold out its share in Genovis AB in order to focus on new innovation challenges. Click here to visit the Genovis homepage.