|
Gaskiya Diagnostics’ Mary Larkin, PhD, presented company’s rapid diagnostic tests for aquatic diseases December 5, 2019, Baltimore, MD – Gaskiya Diagnostics, LLC, a technology company that develops rapid, low-cost and easy-to-use diagnostic tests for aquaculture, today pitched its solution at the HATCH Blue accelerator program’s final Demo Day in Singapore. Gaskiya Diagnostics CEO, Mary Larkin, PhD, presented Gaskiya’s rapid diagnostic tests for aquatic diseases to a group of investors from throughout the global aquaculture industry. Gaskiya’s platform technology uses bio-engineered capture proteins to bind target analytes with a high degree of sensitivity and specificity to facilitate the detection of a variety of disease types. Gaskiya’s pitch today was followed by presentations from several other aquaculture-focused startup companies, each of which have been part of HATCH’s 90-day accelerator program ending this month. “We’re delighted to have had this chance to present our company at HATCH Demo Day,” said Gaskiya Diagnostics’ Mary Larkin. “We’re also grateful to the HATCH team for the opportunity to be a part of their dynamic 2019 cohort of companies.” HATCH is the world's first accelerator program focused on the aquaculture industry and works to find, develop and scale talented and disruptive aquaculture startups including Gaskiya Diagnostics. HATCH looks for teams with innovative and scalable solutions that solve significant problems in the aquaculture industry to enable its long-term sustainability. In addition, HATCH provides its portfolio companies with a route to revenue and capital, delivered through their industry contacts and access to a global investment community with a specific interest in aquaculture. About Gaskiya Diagnostics: Gaskiya Diagnostics, LLC is a technology company based in Baltimore, MD that develops rapid, low-cost and easy-to-use diagnostic tests for aquaculture. Learn more: www.gaskiyadiagnostics.com Media Contact: Ken Malone 410.692.8605 Comments are closed.
|
|
|
We develop rapid, low-cost, easy-to-use
diagnostic tests for aquaculture. |
|