Steinbeis Transfer Center Medical Engineering & Life Sciences

• Technology transfer and product development for medical devices and life sciences products (planning, concept & project management)
• Market analysis for international technology marketing (B2B) in the field of medical technology and life sciences
• Product commercialization support
• Technology assessment, competitor- and product portfolio analysis
• Consulting on creating strategic alignment and business focus
• Expert reports
• Training and professional development

• Instrument-based analysis in life sciences applications
• Molecular diagnostics, companion diagnostics
• Molecular biology, protein analysis
• Microfluidics, cell analysis

• Investigation of current physical & chemical methods to determine molecular properties for a leading international manufacturer of optical components. Identification of product development opportunities for applications in research and diagnostics.
• Compilation of a study for an international consulting firm on technology trends in Molecular Diagnostics and translation of findings into commercial opportunities in biomarker-based testing
• Consultation on manufacturing technologies and quality control of sgRNA (single-guide RNA) for CRISPR Cas9 applications
• Investigation of current methods for measuring affinity and kinetics of protein-protein-interactions (PPI)
• Consultation of a leading international supplier of PCR, qPCR and c-DNA synthesis reagents on business development, competitive analysis & commercialization
• Verification of the biological effectiveness of a UV-C-light based device for air sterilization

Steinbeis Transfer Magazine

• “Data must be properly protected” (Transfer 2/2020)
  An interview with Professor Dr. Tobias Preckel (Steinbeis Transfer Center for Medical Engineering & Life Sciences) and Professor Dr. Sascha Seifert (Steinbeis Transfer Center for E-Health Systems and Medical Informatics)
• Need for speed (Transfer Extra-Ausgabe/2020)
  Solis BioDyne and Steinbeis collaborate to commercialize diagnostic reagents
• “At the end of the day, the key consideration has to be what is best for the patient” (Transfer 2/2018)
  An interview with Professor Dr. Tobias Preckel, director of the Steinbeis Transfer Center Medical Engineering & Life Sciences, and Professor Dr. Sascha Seifert, director of the Steinbeis Transfer Center E-Health-Systems and Medical Informatics