Peter Gerhard Friedrich Hentschel

Lumina Adhesives AB provides switchable medical adhesive. It develops a Lumina Film dressing which consists of a thin polyurethane membrane, coated with a layer of switchable acrylic adhesive. It offers medical dressing that lose adhesion when exposed to visible light. The firm's products are used on fragile surfaces, including skin. The company was founded by Stefan Karl Wilhelm Svahn and Daniel Jacobsson in 2008 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Appeartex AB operates as a biotechnology company which engages in the development and renewal of antimicrobial solutions for non-woven material, protective clothing, medical supplies, and cleaning and hygiene-related items. It produces water-based formulations that are used in surface treatment applications in the restaurant and catering, healthcare, veterinary, animal care sectors. The company was founded by Lars Schönemyr in 2003 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.

SentoClone AB is a Swedish scientific research company developing SentoClone® - a patented method where the immune defense system is activated and strengthened to combat cancer. SentoClone is registered with the European Medicines Ageny, EMEA, as an SME (small and medium sized enterprises). SentoClone AB is a member of the IML, The Swedish Association for small and medium-sized companies active in R&D. SentoClone AB is owned by a number of venture capital firms, among them Stena Adactum AB, Sahltech i Göteborg AB and T-bolaget AB, together with founders Ola Winqvist and Magnus Thörn.

Genizon Biosciences Inc. discovers genes and biomarkers in common diseases using genome wide association studies (GWAS), leveraging its proven and proprietary technology platform and access to patients from the Quebec Founder Population. Genizon has one of the largest GWAS programs worldwide, addressing many common diseases and traits. Several of these have been successfully completed, generating comprehensive maps of interacting genes, biomarkers and biological disease pathways (known as GeneMaps), providing strong validation of the power of the Company's discovery platform. Genizon has out-licensed some of the therapeutic and diagnostic rights to GeneMaps for Crohn's disease (to Genentech) and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, endometriosis and Alzheimer's disease (disease-state diagnostic rights to Pfizer). GeneMaps have also been generated from GWAS in schizophrenia, psoriasis and longevity. GWAS are in progress for rheumatoid arthritis, Alzheimer's disease, and coronary heart disease and its precursors, obesity, type II diabetes, dyslipidemia and hypertension (collectively metabolic syndrome). Genizon's technology platform and discoveries can complement current R&D programs by using human genetics to significantly enhance research and by adding value at multiple stages of the drug development process. Genizon is continually developing and enhancing its gene and biomarker discovery platform. For example, the company is assessing the role of copy number variations (CNVs) in diseases- applying new methods to ongoing large-scale GWAS in rheumatoid arthritis and metabolic syndrome, and retrospectively to previous studies. Genizon also leverages its platform and expertise by offering high throughput, high quality SNP genotyping, statistical genetics, gene expression and pharmacogenomics services to academic institutions, research organizations and the biopharmaceutical industry.

Carmel Pharma AB manufactures PhaSeal System, a clinically proven closed-system drug transfer device (CSTD) for the safe handling of hazardous drugs. The company expanded its safe handling initiatives to the U.S. market with the formation of Carmel Pharma, Inc., which operates a corporate office and distribution facility out of Columbus, OH. Carmel Pharma AB was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden.