Types and models of parthership
Sener Diagnostics works tirelessly to create the best ecosystem for the evaluation of the most disruptive technologies on the market and the development of the most innovative automatic devices for laboratories.
Strategic agreements between companies
Collaborations between companies in the sector are
key to being able to successfully transfer new technologies to the market.
Sener Diagnostics works with large companies in the sector through bespoke contracts to develop new automation tools that will simplify and speed up laboratory processes.
Research (R&D)
Collaborations with external partners are key to our approach to R&D.
Our innovation team constantly evaluates new partnerships with research centres, established biotech companies and experts in the microbiology and molecular sector.
Our innovation team constantly evaluates new partnerships with research centres, established biotech companies and experts in the microbiology and molecular sector.
Public-private
We take part in public-private partnerships where they offer an opportunity to develop innovative tools for laboratories.
One example is our involvement in a new European Space Agency project DEMPCOS, the aim of which is to detect, identify and quantify microbiological surface contamination.
License agreements
We are interested in gaining access to the latest relevant innovation and research, and we regularly license intellectual property rights to new technologies or assets from leading external partners.
License agreements can be structured in many ways, but our objective is always to expand our portfolio with new exciting assets and/or to support projects with critical technologies.
License agreements can be structured in many ways, but our objective is always to expand our portfolio with new exciting assets and/or to support projects with critical technologies.
Acquisitions
We will also consider the acquisition of emerging companies or parts of biotech companies in cases where there is a good match in complementary expertise and mutual interest.