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Gradientech receives SEK 6.3M from BIO-X® Accelerate program

Uppsala, March 27, 2020. Gradientech has been awarded with SEK 6.3M from the highly competitive BIO-X Accelerate program, to support the commercialization journey of its diagnostic system QuickMIC®. QuickMIC is an ultra-rapid system designed to provide fast and targeted treatment for sepsis patients.

New publication by Gradientech and Uppsala University on rapid AST platform

Uppsala, February 26, 2020. Gradientech today announces the scientific publication of a navel multiplex fluidic chip for rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing (ASn. The chip can generate AST results within 2-4 ho urs, which is at least 20 hours faster than current AST methods used in hospital laboratories.

Gradientech Granted Trademark for QuickMIC from United States Patent and Trademark Office

Uppsala, August 29, 2019. Gradientech AB today announces the trademark approval from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for QuickMIC®, its diagnostic system for ultrarapid antibiotic susceptibility testing. The registered trademark (Reg. No. 5817189) covers two classes for goods and services: Chemical and biological reagents for medical and veterinary use (IC 005) and diagnostic apparatus and instruments for analyzing cellular responses for medical and veterinary use (IC 010).

Speaking at Infection Week 2019 in Jönköping

Gradientech has been invited to hold a short lecture at the Infection Week & Microbiological Spring Meeting (14-17 May) in Jönköping. The presentation will focus on QuickMIC™, the IVD system that Gradientech is currently developing for ultra-rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST).

Gradientech announces Notice of Allowance from Chinese Patent Office

Uppsala, March 20, 2079. Gradientech AB, a Swedish biotech and diagnostic company developing the next generation ultra-rapid antibiotic susceptibility testing (AST) system for appropriate treatment of sepsis, today announces that the Company has received a Notice of Allowance from the Chinese Patent Office (CHN) for the patent application no. 201480038696, “New Use of a Fluidic Device”.

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