Watch our webcast with Nature on Nanomotion Technology for Ultrarapid Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing
Our latest webcast with Nature is now available for replay. Join us as we delve into the science behind nanomotion technology and its application in real-world healthcare settings. Learn about Resistell’s groundbreaking technology platform that leverages the power of nanomotion technology to transform the fight against antibiotic resistance.
Resistell among TOP 10 best start-ups 2023 in Switzerland
[TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award](https://www.top100startups.swiss/) has become a benchmark in Switzerland’s startup ecosystem. The award show connects the most promising Swiss startups with Swiss and international investors, executives, and journalists. The invitation-only Award Night has become the most awaited start-up event of the year. We are honored to announce that Resistell has once again secured a coveted spot in the Top 10 of the TOP 100 Swiss Startup Award! For the third time, our dedication to innovation has been recognized by a panel of 100 leading investors and industry experts. This prestigious award is not just a recognition of our hard work, but also a testament to the incredible team behind Resistell and the invaluable support from our partners and stakeholders. We are thrilled to be part of Switzerland’s dynamic startup ecosystem, and we remain committed to pushing the boundaries of science and technology to combat antibiotic resistance and improve patient care.
Professor Gilbert Greub MD-PhD
A new method for detecting bacterial susceptibility to antibiotics
Scientists from EPFL and Vrije Universiteit Brussel have been working for several years on a new nanomotion based method to detect bacterial sensitivity to antibiotics. In essence, it involves “watching the bacteria dance”. Joining Stéphane Gabioud and journalist, Cécile Guérin, on Swiss radio show CQFD to discuss this new method is Professor Gilbert Greub MD-PhD, Chief Physician of Diagnostic Laboratories at the University Hospital of Vaud (CHUV) and scientific advisor to Resistell, the company commercializing this novel detection method.
iM4TB announces major progress in macozinone development and new partnership with Resistell
The @Innovative Medicines for Tuberculosis (iM4TB) foundation, a Swiss non-profit fighting tuberculosis (TB), is pleased to announce a new partnership with @Resistell. The partners will harness Resistell’s proprietary Phenotech technology to further investigate iM4TB’s TB drug candidate, macozinone (PBTZ169).
First patients recruited for international clinical study in Switzerland, Spain and Austria
Resistell, a leader in phenotypic nanomotion technology for measuring living cells, is proud to announce the launch of its next international, multisite clinical study, PHENOTECH-1.