Project design, feasibility and troubleshooting
Advisory work can cover experimental design, assay strategy, model selection and practical troubleshooting. Our capabilities span molecular engineering, protein and assay discovery, cell analysis, biomarker and target validation, gene editing, sequencing and bioinformatics. We base our advice on your project’s existing evidence, available tools and constraints. If new experiments are needed, we can scope them through the relevant laboratory service.
What your project can include
The agreed scope can include an assessment of the experimental question, a discussion of suitable approaches and proposed next steps. Troubleshooting can clarify plausible causes of failure and how to investigate them. Feasibility work can identify the requirements, uncertainties and experiments needed to move forward.
How to get started
Tell us what you are working on and where you need scientific input. You may have a question about experimental design, a method that is not working or an idea you want to explore. A short message is enough to get started.
Common questions
Can scientific advice lead to laboratory work?
Yes. We combine scientific advice with custom molecular biology, assay development, due diligence and focused experiments. If our discussion identifies a need for laboratory work, we can agree its scope and deliverables separately.
Who would I speak with?
Meet our team on the About page, where you can read individual biographies for Paul Cloos, Kasper Langebjerg Andersen and Jonatan Fullerton Støier. Send us a short description of your scientific question to start a conversation.