Founded by researchers from the Human Protein Atlas
The Human Protein Atlas was initiated in 2003 by Swedish researchers, headed by Professor Mathias Uhlén, and is funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg foundation. It is a unique world-leading effort to create a complete map of human protein expression and localization in normal tissues, cancers, and cell lines. The project launched a first version of the complete human tissue proteome in 2016 as the Tissue Atlas, the subcellular proteome in 2017 and continues to add additional layers of knowledge exploring the human proteome.
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In the beginning there was a vision to improve and modernize immunodiagnostics. Scientists - like our founder Christian Harwanegg - always strive for disruptive innovation, so after more than a decade with leading companies in the field he decided to start his own enterprise in 2016. Our goal was clear: The newly founded company MADx (MacroArray Diagnostics) offers an allergy test that is supposed to be better, more efficient and easier to use than the ones of the competition. In addition, we wanted to offer the entire value chain from test material to evaluation, the necessary hardware and software to the cloud-based interpretation software RAVEN that always runs in real time.
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