[Technology Recruitment] Liquid biopsy technology that enables early detection of cancer.
Non-invasive sampling and detection are important! We are looking for existing or new liquid biopsy technologies.
NASA is exploring liquid biopsy technology for cancer screening and early detection. In particular, they are trying to understand the current state of technology regarding specificity and sensitivity. They have a strong interest in solutions that utilize non-invasive or minimally invasive liquid specimens, either already on the market or expected to be available within the next five years. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Constraints (Partial)】 ■ Sample collection that does not require surgical procedures or needle biopsies is possible. ■ High sensitivity to cancer-suggestive biomarkers (circulating tumor cells <CTC>, cell-free nucleic acids <cfNA>, exosomes, etc.). ■ Targets cancers originating from various human tissues. ■ Technology that is currently or will be commercially available within 5 years. ■ Low false-negative rate. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company, yet2com, is an expert in linking open innovation (OI) to corporate innovation in line with our clients' business growth strategies. Founded in 1999 in Boston, USA (yet2.com Inc.), we have been providing OI services to manufacturers around the world for over 20 years. We have a proven track record of over 10 years in conducting technology research for not only corporate clients but also U.S. government agencies. With our solid services and methodologies, we lead client companies to successful open innovation. If you are wondering what kind of research is progressing in this technological field, whether there are materials with specific characteristics, or if there are alternative uses for newly developed materials for a particular purpose, please feel free to contact us.