Alamar Biosciences enters strategic collaboration with SciLifeLab to advance translational proteomics and accelerate biomarker discovery
Alamar Biosciences, a company leading innovation in precision proteomics, has announced a strategic collaboration with SciLifeLab, Sweden’s national center for molecular biosciences. The goal is to accelerate translational proteomics and advance biomarker discovery for the earliest detection of disease.
Combining Cutting-Edge Technologies and Resources
This partnership integrates:
Alamar’s NULISA technology and ARGO HT system, which provide ultra-sensitive, multiplexed protein analysis from biofluids.
SciLifeLab’s proteomics expertise and extensive research infrastructure, including the Human Protein Atlas, a renowned project mapping the human proteome.
Together, these resources aim to deepen the understanding of disease biology and support the development of early diagnostic tools.
Leadership Comments on the Collaboration
“We are thrilled to partner with SciLifeLab in this important work. Our combined technologies will provide comprehensive data on protein expression and localization, which will be instrumental in validating signatures discovered using the NULISA platform.”
said Dr. Yuling Luo, Chairman, Founder & CEO of Alamar Biosciences.
“SciLifeLab’s expertise in affinity proteomics, combined with our national infrastructure and partnership with National Genomics Infrastructure, makes this a natural environment for a cutting-edge technology like the ARGO HT System. We look forward to enabling new levels of sensitivity, scalability, and integration in biomarker discovery.”
said Professor Jochen Schwenk, SciLifeLab Group Leader and Platform Scientific Director of Proteomics.
About Alamar Biosciences
Alamar Biosciences is a privately held life sciences company focused on powering precision proteomics to enable the earliest detection of disease.
Its proprietary NULISA platform and ARGO HT System work seamlessly with advanced genomics.
These technologies achieve single-digit attomolar sensitivity, surpassing the detection limits of existing protein analysis platforms.
About SciLifeLab
SciLifeLab is Sweden’s national center for molecular biosciences, jointly operated by:
Karolinska Institutet
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm University
Uppsala University
The center offers:
Unique research infrastructure
Comprehensive data resources
Collaborative opportunities across academia, healthcare, and industry
It plays a key role in enabling scientific breakthroughs through national and international collaborations.