Our mission.
We are revolutionising protein diagnostics. As leading researchers in the field of protein science, our goal is to detect neurodegenerative diseases at an early stage in order to prevent their symptomatic progression.

Groundbreaking analysis.
betaSENSE technology detects changes in relevant proteins in the body long before the first symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases appear. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to accurately determine an individual’s risk of disease based on analyses of bodily fluids. This should give doctors and patients a valuable head start in terms of treatment options – while also paving the way for the development of new drugs. So that self-determination in old age becomes a matter of course in the future.
The management
As a leading researcher at Ruhr University Bochum, Prof. Dr. Klaus Gerwert initiated the spin-off of his protein diagnostics project – marking the birth of betaSENSE.
The betaSENSE teams – a wealth of expertise, one common goal.
At betaSENSE, more than 30 employees are currently working to combat neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s at an early stage. Combining the collective strength of various scientific disciplines to advance medical progress.
At the same time, we are strategically developing our products further based on clinical data, market needs and innovation potential. Through integrated product management, we translate scientific findings into marketable solutions for patients and partners in a targeted manner.
We are working together to ensure that self-determination in old age becomes a matter of course.
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The betaSENSE
Story.
betaSENSE emerged from a group of researchers at Ruhr University Bochum led by Prof. Dr. Klaus Gerwert. The most important milestones on his journey from basic research to becoming an international pioneer in protein diagnostics since his appointment as professor in 1993:
The measurement prototypes developed pass testing by an external body and obtain the important CE mark.
Leading the way in protein diagnostics research for 20 years.
Our first publications at a glance: