Remembering Steen
We pay tribute to Prof. Steen Kølvraa, one of the founders of ARCEDI Bitoech, and a pioneer in the fetal cell research in Denmark, who passed away six years ago on 31st March 2016.
We pay tribute to Prof. Steen Kølvraa, one of the founders of ARCEDI Bitoech, and a pioneer in the fetal cell research in Denmark, who passed away six years ago on 31st March 2016.
ARCEDI’s fetal cell-based noninvasive prenatal technology gets featured in a video by the Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs, Denmark.
Line Dahl Jeppesen presents her PhD project at CoGEN-2021 meeting Line Dahl Jeppesen who is doing her PhD at ARCEDI Biotech presented a talk at the 8th CoGEN meeting on her research focusing on non-invasive prenatal diagnosis of monogenic disorders using circulating fetal cells. The PhD project is being conducted in collaboration with Aarhus University Hospital, Aalborg University Hospital, …
ARCEDI Chief Scientific Officer, Lotte Hatt presented EVITA TEST COMPLETE at a debate event organised at Aarhus University on the future of healthcare in the Central Denmark Region. Future of Healthcare in the Central Denmark Region In connection with the upcoming elections in the Central Denmark Region scheduled for November 16, a debate event …
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ARCEDI, and Chief Technology Officer Ripudaman Singh gets featured in the ‘Tech Talent’ campaign by Digital Hub Danmark Ripudaman Singh, India The contrasts between India and Denmark are big, but the small country to the North could provide Ripudaman Singh with some interesting opportunities. 20 years ago, the 45-year-old CTO landed in Aarhus, where …
Watch a short video about EVITA TEST and the journey of its development at ARCEDI Biotech. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MX9j9I45jE
The Danish biotech company, Arcedi Biotech, announces the launch of Evita test completeTM, a technology that will revolutionize the choices available for pregnant women who want to get a clear genetic overview of their unborn child. The test looks for serious chromosomal aberrations – using nothing else than a blood sample. Gå til Dansk artikel …
“I have always had an appetite for impossible tasks”, said the late Professor Steen Kølvraa when interviewed for a Danish newspaper six years ago when he talked about the research team’s progress in their endeavors to identify and isolate fetal cells in maternal blood. Gå til Dansk artikel At the time, Steen Kølvraa had been …
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