Seamless control over cell growth & behavior
After 30 years of research, we have discovered the internal language that cells communicate through the cytoskeleton. We have developed a method to understand and modify this language. The foundation of our innovation lies in our ability to decode the electromagnetic identity of each cell type or physiological state and then control cell functions through interferometry. Our first practical applications have been in regulating cell growth.
About ten million people die from cancer every year, making it the cause of around one-in-six deaths and one of the most significant health problems globally.
In 2019, 1.27 million deaths were directly attributed to drug-resistant infections globally. By 2050, up to 10 milliondeaths could occur annually.
Chronic diseases kill 41 million people each year, equivalent to 74% of all deaths globally.
Problems in achieving economic viability in precision fermentation due to high production costs and difficulty scaling up.
The cost and effort required for cell culture to produce minimal cell yield hinder production speed in food and pharma, delaying development.
A critical common need: the effective control of cell growth and behavior
Pharma AND AGRICULTURE
Broad applications in the enhancement of precision fermentation in pharma, food industry, foodtech and other uses such as seed germination.
BIOMEDICINE
Cellgrowth and behavior are key in various aspects of clinical relevance, from wound healing, to hair restoration, fertility, multidrug resistant microbes, brain function diagnostics and control of tumor growth.
Bioprocesses
Enhancement of existing precision fermentation and cell culture processes.
Horacio holds a PhD from UNLP and is a Senior Researcher at CONICET. He has worked in Argentina and the USA, including the Massachusetts General Hospital, and Harvard Medical School. He specializes in electrophysiology and pioneered research for CytoEM Innovations.
Horacio
Cantiello
CSO
Rocío, a Pharmacist with a PhD from UBA, is a CONICET researcher in Argentina. She did her PhD research with Horacio, including training at the Massachusetts General Hospital. She has collaborated with Horacio for the past 20 years, and has 25+ international publications.
Rocío
Cantero
COO
Marcos is an anthropologist with 20+ years in the technology business, focusing on private investment groups. He has founded several startups. Marcos is pursuing a Master's in Data Science and a PhD in Sociology.
Marcos
Buccellato
CEO
Virginia, a biologist with a PhD in Biochemistry from UNT, is an Independent Researcher at CONICET and directs the Electron Microscopy Core Facility. She specializes in microbial resistance to extreme conditions and has 37 international publications.
Virginia Albarracín
PhD
Biologist
Sebastián, an Electronic Engineer from UNT with training in embedded systems from UBA, is a CONICET Researcher specialized in industrial instrumentation, control systems, sensors, power generation, and PLC programming.
Sebastián Herrera
Electrical
Engineer
Noelia, a Biotechnologist with a PhD from Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, is an Assistant Researcher at CONICET. Since 2015, she has collaborated with Rocío and Horacio, resulting in international publications.
Noelia
Scarinci
PhD
Biotechnologist
