Define the question
Tell us what you want to measure, in which specimen and why.
FOR RESEARCHERS
Build your next assay around a scientific question.
We bring together EFIRM96 instruments, EPLATE consumables and software for molecular research. Explore a target-specific assay, evaluate a new measurement approach or develop a joint study with our team.
Start with the target you want to understand.
Your target, sample matrix and research objective shape the assay. We can discuss how your recognition chemistry and study design fit our electrochemical platform.
Plan the experiment
Discuss probes, reagents, controls, reference materials and comparison methods.
Choose your starting point
Explore the instrument and consumables for your laboratory, or discuss a joint assay-development project.
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See how a research assay takes shape.
From assay design to an electrical signal
Our laboratory demonstration connects plate preparation, field-assisted reactions and electrochemical measurement. Use it to explore how the experimental steps relate to your assay design.
- Prepare your experiment. Configure the reader and software layout, prepare reagents, load the plate and run the first electric-field step, followed by washing.
- Build the assay reaction. Add samples and further reagents through successive electric-field, incubation and washing stages.
- Read the signal. Complete the final reagent additions, run electrochemical measurement and review the software output.
Bring your biology. Build the study with us.
We welcome universities, research institutes and assay-development partners. You bring target biology, recognition chemistry and experimental expertise. Our platform combines EFIRM96 instrumentation, EPLATE consumables and software.
Joint assay development
Define the target, specimen matrix and feasibility questions for a new research assay.
Platform evaluation
Plan experiments around reproducibility, matrix effects and comparison methods.
A shared study plan
Discuss contributions, experimental responsibilities, data analysis and publication goals.
Bring your next research question.
Tell us your non-confidential target, sample matrix and study objective so we can discuss a useful starting point.