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Meet Resistell in Davos on 21.10.2021 at the 4th Swiss Symposium in Point-of-Care Diagnostics

Meet Resistell in Davos on 21.10.2021 at the 4th Swiss Symposium in Point-of-Care Diagnostics
Resistell News:

Meet Resistell in Davos on 21.10.2021 at the 4th Swiss Symposium in Point-of-Care Diagnostics

Meet Resistell's team at the Swiss Symposium in Point-of-Care Diagnostics and see live presentation of our technology.
Meet Resistell in Davos on 21.10.2021 at the 4th Swiss Symposium in Point-of-Care Diagnostics

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Resistell at 9th Training Day in Diagnostic Microbiology, Lausanne 2021
5th October 2021

Resistell at 9th Training Day in Diagnostic Microbiology, Lausanne 2021

Join us in Lausanne at the the 9th Training Day in Diagnostic Microbiology 2021 and learn more about our rapid AST solution. We invite you to our booth. See you soon!
Resistell again among TOP 10 best Swiss startups 2021
image source: TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award
9th September 2021

Resistell again among TOP 10 best Swiss startups 2021

Resistell joined the TOP100 Best Swiss Start-ups ranking three years ago. This year ranked 9th, staying in the league of TOP10 most promising start-ups in Switzerland in 2021.
“We Are Losing Our Strongest Allies Against Infectious Diseases” - Dr. Alexander Sturm for European Biopharmaceutical Review (EBR)
image source: European Biopharmaceutical Review
8th September 2021

“We Are Losing Our Strongest Allies Against Infectious Diseases” - Dr. Alexander Sturm for European Biopharmaceutical Review (EBR)

To learn more about how antibiotic resistance and antibiotic tolerance are hindering our ability to slow the spread of infectious diseases read an excellent review article in EBR by Dr. Alex Sturm, Senior Scientist at Resistell.
Resistell technology featured in
image source: Dr. Martin Oeggerli, Micronaut
25th June 2021

Resistell technology featured in "Die Zeit" magazine

The Resistell's device tests antibiotic resistance faster than ever before. A drop of bacteria is placed on a tip of cantilever sensor which records nano-scale vibrations of living cells. The measurements reveal whether an antibiotic worked or the microbes are still alive.