Biotech
Genomcore Raises €1 Million from Europe for Cancer Treatment
Founded in 2015 by computer engineer and biomedicine PhD Oscar Flores and clinician and digital health consultant Miquel Àngel Bru, Genomcore operates in the management and analysis of bio sanitary data for the implementation of personalized medicine, with a significant presence in Spain and Latin America. Genomcore also operates the personalized health services brand Made of Genes.
Public endorsement of Genomcore. The Spanish company has raised nearly €1 million from the European Next Generation funds for the development of a project to implement personalized medicine solutions for metastatic cancer patients.
The company aims to change clinical practice in the area of oncology with a commitment to personalized medicine. Specifically, based on a better understanding of each patient’s oncological disease, personalized treatment therapies will be made possible by targeting the molecular alterations identified.
For the identification of opportunities in European funds, Genomcore has had the support of Acció, the agency for the competitiveness of the company of the Departament d’Empresa de le Generalitat Catalana.
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Genomcore also operates the personalized health services brand Made of Genes
Genomcore is a specialist in digital solutions and data governance for the implementation of personalized medicine. Within the Dipcan project, the company is leading the integration of clinical, genomic, anatomy pathology, and radiological imaging data, which will enable the generation of several reports: a standardized clinical report, a digital histopathology report with corresponding images, a total body MRI report and a gene sequencing and expression report.
“This project allows us to develop the capabilities of our platform in a more multimodal approach,” Oscar Flores, CEO of Genomcore said. In this sense, he adds, “for the first time we will be able to test artificial intelligence algorithms with genetic data, medical images, and real-world data referring to patients.”
Founded in 2015 by computer engineer and biomedicine PhD Oscar Flores and clinician and digital health consultant Miquel Àngel Bru, Genomcore operates in the management and analysis of bio sanitary data for the implementation of personalized medicine, with a significant presence in Spain and Latin America. Genomcore also operates the personalized health services brand Made of Genes.
The company, headquartered in Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona), currently employs more than 35 professionals consisting of engineers, biomedical experts, and market specialists.
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