Epicore Biosystems

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Precision Medicine/Diagnostics Wearables

Epicore Biosystems has developed ‘skin-like’ wearable microfluidic solutions that are capable of non-invasively measuring sweat biomarkers, skin health, and physiology, in-real time. Founded in 2017 as a spinout company from Northwestern University’s Querrey Simpson Institute for Bioelectronics and John Rogers Laboratory, Epicore has partnered with multiple Fortune 500 companies, the Department of Defense, and leading research hospitals to drive personalized hydration and skin care management with wearable microfluidic products.

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Company Info

Founded: 2017
Website: epicorebiosystems.com/

Disease Areas

Skin Disease Diagnostics

Technologies

Wearable DevicesMicrofluidicsBiosensorsNon-Invasive Diagnostics

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