Company
Nutromics builds a wearable "lab-on-a-patch" that uses DNA-aptamer biosensors on a microneedle array to measure molecules in interstitial fluid continuously, rather than at single points via blood draws. The lead indication is therapeutic drug monitoring of vancomycin in intensive care sepsis patients, an antibiotic with a narrow therapeutic window that is hard to dose correctly. The company has also shown simultaneous real-time measurement of two antibiotics (vancomycin and tobramycin) on one device in animal models, and is working on a sepsis management patch. The longevity relevance is infrastructural rather than an intervention: it is a platform for continuous biomarker tracking that could extend beyond drugs to other dynamic analytes, shifting diagnostics from episodic lab tests to trend data. No product has regulatory approval anywhere; the company states FDA clearance for vancomycin monitoring is targeted from 2028, so nothing is in clinical use today.
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Market data
| Metric | Detail |
|---|---|
| Exchange | Unlisted |
| Ticker | None |
| Secondary listing | None |
| Market cap | Not disclosed |
| Status | Private |
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Recent inflection
April 2026: Nutromics was awarded about A$3m within a A$11.2m Cooperative Research Centres Projects consortium to develop a sepsis management patch, and appointed Tom Prescott as Board Chair ahead of a planned 2027 commercial launch (company media page, nutromics.com/media). Earlier, in October 2025 it presented what it described as the first real-time in vivo multiplexed data measuring vancomycin and tobramycin simultaneously on one device at IATDMCT.
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