LayerLogic AB
Startup from Chalmers University of Technology developing portable, graphene-based biosensors for rapid detection and quantification of bacteria, viruses, fungi and other molecules. The company focuses on GFET sensor technology, surface functionalization for target-specific recognition, a low-cost manufacturing approach (patent filed), and solutions for food safety and environmental monitoring.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
LayerLogic AB
Products
Portable GFET-based biosensor device
A portable biosensor platform based on graphene field-effect transistors that provides rapid, digital detection and quantification of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other molecules.
Portable GFET-based biosensor device
A portable biosensor platform based on graphene field-effect transistors that provides rapid, digital detection and quantification of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other molecules.
Services
Collaborative projects with industry and research partners to adapt graphene-based biosensors for specific applications (e.g., food safety).
Collaborative projects with industry and research partners to adapt graphene-based biosensors for specific applications (e.g., food safety).
Expertise Areas
- Graphene-based biosensor development
- Rapid point-of-need diagnostics
- Nanofabrication and scalable device manufacturing
- Assay development and surface chemistry
Key Technologies
- Graphene field-effect transistors (GFETs)
- Surface functionalization and receptor immobilization
- Nanofabrication for 2D materials
- Electronic conductivity-based sensing
News & Updates
Founded in 2023 as a spin-out from a Chalmers entrepreneurship programme; accepted to a pre-venture creation programme and received pre-seed support from Chalmers Ventures.
Filed a patent application for a novel manufacturing method intended to reduce production costs for graphene sensors.
Founded in 2023 as a spin-out from a Chalmers entrepreneurship programme; accepted to a pre-venture creation programme and received pre-seed support from Chalmers Ventures.
Filed a patent application for a novel manufacturing method intended to reduce production costs for graphene sensors.