Revolutionizing biomedical diagnostics with Terahertz technology
On March 14th, we kicked off the Terahertz Integrated Biosensing Project, a visionary initiative that will redefine biomedical diagnostics led by Shihab Al-Daffaie. With €2.865 million EU funding, this four-year project (2025-2028) is coordinated by Eindhoven University of Technology (ÔÚÏߺÚÁÏÃÅ) , bringing together 9 leading universities, 5 industry partners and some of Europe’s brightest minds.
11 PhD researchers will be trained to develop breakthroughs in terahertz sensing, photonics, and biomedicine. The mission is to develop:
- A modular system to interpret THz biosensors - translating biological signals in real time
- An integrated photonic THz sensor for early disease detection
- A revolutionary organ-on-chip model to test real-world medical applications
These innovations are more than technology — it’s about transforming and saving lives with early disease detection, personalized medicine and better patient outcomes. With medical industry leaders, we are ensuring that cutting-edge research translates into real-world healthcare solutions.
And collaboration is at the heart of this project. When we unite expertise, we accelerate progress. Together, we are not just developing technology — we are writing the next chapter of European excellence in science and human care.
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