DEVELOP YOUR BIOMARKER ON trax™
For academic researchers, independent scientists, university labs, startups, or companies with a promising biosensor already in development.
Your work may be at an early proof-of-concept stage, or it may already be progressing toward validation, integration, and commercialization.
For assay developers ready to move forward
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University researchers with a promising biosensor
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Independent developers building electrochemical tests
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Companies with TRL 3 biosensors
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Companies with TRL 6 biosensors
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Teams looking for a platform pathway toward commercialization
From working sensor to a usable test
Bio-Stream helps developers think beyond the sensor alone. A successful test needs a cartridge, reader, app, data pathway, user experience, commercialization plan, manufacturing, regulatory planning and support, and deployment model.
trax™ gives developers an entire platform to address these needs.
Bio-Stream's assay developer is using traxInsight™ to advance the biomarker of an interested investor and commercialization company. The trax™ platform will move this assay to market, where it can make a difference in people's lives.
Through the trax™ platform, Bio-Stream helps developers think beyond the biosensor and toward the complete testing ecosystem required to bring their innovation into the world.
Do you have a biosensor that could help everyday people?
If you have published a paper on a biosensor or are interested in building, adapting, or advancing an electrochemical biosensor test...
Bio-Stream can:
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Explore how your biosensor could fit within the trax™ platform
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Provide tools (like traxInsight™) to advance your biosensor to point-of-use testing
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Convert your screen-printed electrode into a lucrative business opportunity
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Connect your assay to cartridge, reader, mobile app, and cloud infrastructure
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Identify commercial, funding, or deployment opportunities for your biomarker
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Move your test toward a broader ecosystem designed for scale
Start by sharing non-confidential info about where your biosensor sits today.