CONSENSE
A game change in continuous biosensing: molecularly engineered affinity-based nanoswitches for personal monitoring
The CONSENSE project is developing a new sensor technology suitable for measuring biomolecules important for monitoring disease status and treatment efficacy. A generic technology that enables the continuous measurement of a wide range of biomolecular parameters could revolutionise patient monitoring and enable truly personalised therapy with better outcomes.
CONSENSE brings together internationally leading pioneers in biomolecular switch engineering with research groups that have an excellent track record in biosensor development using advanced optical approaches, including two high-tech companies that have spun out from these groups. The consortium is completed by a strong network of partner industries and organisations, including four large medical technology companies, clinical experts, and six SMEs providing specific technical expertise and training.
Check out this amazing video made by our friendly ITN consortium! 🙂 Within Consense, we share the same mission. We also want to boost #biosensing technologies for the benefit of the society. @MSCActions #consense #mariecurious
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Congratulate to Merkx group on a new publication! The new sensor with bioluminescent readout looks so impressive! 👏🧑🔬🧬
Read MoreSay hello to our newest member, Daniil! 🙂 He is the last hired ESR that recently started his PhD in the group of Prof. Hatice Altug at @EPFL_en Daniil, Welcome to CONSENSE. Hopefully, we will do some exciting research together! 🔬 👨🔬 👩🔬
Read MoreMeet Sebastian Cajigas – a.k.a. ESR 14! Sebastian is a talented nano-bioengineer with previous experience working with #biosensors. He is completing his #PhD at Helia Biomonitoring and Eindhoven University of Technology. Read his blog on our website👇
Read MoreMeet Estelle Bonedeau– ESR 4! Estelle is a #bioengineer, specialising in #biomedicine and, more particularly, the characterization of biomolecules. She will utilise these skills to develop continuous biosensors during her #PhD at the Max Plank Institute.
Read MoreMeet Claudia Scarpellini– ESR 12! Claudia is a talented nanotechnologist, keen on merging her knowledge in #physics, #engineering with bio-related applications. She is completing her #PhD on developing continuous biosensors using FO-SPR at @KULBiosensors https://t.co/hm5bNlv8Mp
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We are happy to announce the first #CONSENSE publication: "Integrated Signal Amplification on a Fiber Optic SPR Sensor Using Duplexed Aptamers" Check it out here 👇 Congrats @KULBiosensors 👏 #mscactions #horizoneurope #SPR #fiberoptic #biosensing https://t.co/jqQ7O2YMkT
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The #consense team wishes you a nice holiday season and a happy new year! In the gif, you can see the electric field simulation of a Christmas tree nanoparticle illuminated by total internal reflection performed with #comsol. Done by Claudia, ESR12 #holiday #greetings https://t.co/tA0mxfLPKk
Read MoreCongratulation to Anna Swietlikowska, ESR3 from @TUeindhoven for winning a poster prize at #EMBOChemBio 2022! @MSCActions #mariecurious #consense #H2020 https://t.co/W7eVQvhQvG
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RT @doudna_lab: So proud of this effort @igisci to develop an amazing resource for both scientists and the general public!
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Upcoming: 2nd CONSENSE Week @ KU Leuven!
Next week, the CONSENSE ESRs and consortium will get together for the 2nd CONSENSE week – a weeklong meeting
Last but not least – let’s welcome ESR11!
Hello, I am Daniil Riabov, ESR 11 and I am glad to be a part of the CONSENSE project!
Introducing ESR5!
Hello, my name is Nicola Porzberg – ESR5 of the CONSENSE consortium – and I have the opportunity to