Revolution in early diagnosis
Detect neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s at a very early stage. Accurate, early diagnosis enables prevention and successful treatment. The innovative protein test from betaSENSE aims to make this possible. Simple, clear, successful. So that self-determination in old age becomes a matter of course.


Timely diagnosis enables early treatment.
When neurodegenerative diseases develop, the structure of certain biomarker proteins in the brain changes at a very early stage. betaSENSE’s iRS platform technology can precisely detect these initial, very small changes, known as misfolding of biomarker proteins, even in body fluids, especially blood. This simplifies access to clinical diagnosis and paves the way for timely action.
Simple test to provide certainty
Small amounts of bodily fluids are sufficient to detect clinical disease at a very early stage using the betaSENSE method.
Science as the key to progress
With the betaSENSE method, we are putting research into practice. The development of our platform technology is groundbreaking for cutting-edge research in the field of protein diagnostics.
Guide to prevention and treatment
This is because a very early diagnosis, before the brain has suffered irreversible damage, means that the course of the disease can be positively influenced through lifestyle adjustments and medication.
That is
betaSENSE.
We want to revolutionise protein diagnostics. Our goal is the early detection of neurodegenerative diseases. Our innovative platform technology provides the basis for this.
Our latest publications.
EMBO Molecuar Medicine, 2025
EMBO Molecuar Medicine, 2025
Alzheimer’s & Dementia, 2022
Alzheimer’s & Dementia, 2022
Annals of Clinical & Translational Neurology, 2021
Annals of Clinical & Translational Neurology, 2021
betaSENSE in the press
New Biomarker for Parkinsons Disease
New Biomarker for Parkinsons Disease
Innovation Price 2023 NRW
Spin-off betaSENSE moves into the BioMedicineCenter
Spin-off betaSENSE moves into the BioMedicineCenter
