Every two seconds somebody in the world needs blood.

Only in U.S. 36 thousand units of red blood cells are transfused every day. The need for donor blood increases rapidly which will result in 3 million units of blood deficit by the year 2030. An artificial blood supply could cover this shortage which will turn into saved lives. For this reason NanoSanguis team is developing innovative and safe red blood cells substitute which can alternate to natural blood.

About us

NanoSanguis is an unique niche where the advanced science meets practical application experience and professional business. The company has its origin in Warsaw University of Technology – the cluster of excellence in polish innovative commercialization. We have started as a team of PhD candidates developing technology of oxygen therapeutics. In December 2015, together with two VC capitals – Start Venture Poland and Giza Polish Ventures, we founded NanoSanguis to bring to the market first safe and effective red blood cell substitute.

Mission

NanoSanguis mission is to give safe red blood cell substitute every human in need regardless of their origin, social status and religious beliefs.

Strategy

We strive to fulfill our mission through the use of scientific and business competencies of our team to commercialize our unique know-how of producing the synthetic oxygen carrier. We will bring to the market the first effective substitute of natural blood for transfusions and organs transport.

Technology

Despite of the fact that donor blood transfusions saved many lives, they still have not overcame serious problems. The short shelf life seems to be the most critical. 1.3 million pints of donated blood spoil every year since blood only has a 40 day shelf life. In NanoSanguis we developed the technology for producing synthetic oxygen carrier which is stable for at least one year of storage. Our blood substitute is based on full physiological, buffered fluid composed of balanced minerals compatible with human organism enriched with the source of energy and biomimic microcapsules containing oxygen.

Our team

Agata Stefanek

CEO, founder, researcher

Biotechnologist. PhD candidate on Warsaw University of Technology at the Faculty of Chemical and Process Engineering. Specialist in tissue engineering, cell encapsulation, artificial organs designing. Strong experience in project management earned by leading National Science Centre’s projects. Mountain guide, sailor; interested in wooden architecture and iconography.

Tomasz Ciach

Founder, Member of the Supervisory Board

Nanotechnology expert. Professor at the Faculty of Chemical and Processing Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology, head of the Biotechnology and Bioprocessing Division. Author of two technologies that are already in production stage, 12 granted patents and over 50 publications. Founder of BioMedLab research group, consultant in numerous companies (AstraZeneca, Procter and Gamble, Reckit, Adamed, Balton, Galmed). He gives rare, but already brilliant example of how brave ideas become socially and financially valuable.

Marek Borzestowski

President of the Supervisory Board

President of Supervisory Board and co-founder of Startup Hub Poland, which was his idea. Entrepreneur, manager and founder of numerous Internet companies with over 15 years of experience as a co-owner and board member in leading Polish web-, IT-, and e-commerce companies: Wirtualna Polska, InteliWISE, Gruper, Centrum Nowych Technologii. Being a managing partner in GPV Marek is responsible for new-technology investments, development and mentoring (Nano Velos, Audioteka, Vivid Games).

Maciej Sadowski

Memmber of the Supervisory Board

Co-founder and President of the Board in Startup Hub Poland.Manager in innovative ICT projects in early and mature stage of development. Seed and startup investment manager. Member of the Committee on New Technologies and Innovations to the Polish Chamber of Commerce. Member of the National Development Council to the President of the Republic of Poland.

Adam Kiciak

Preclinical studies Consultant, PhD

Surgeon, specialized in both colorectal and bariatric surgery as well as phlebology. Worked as medical advisor in PFIZER Inc., CEO in BIOIVEST 2005 SA, a small pharmaceutical company for humans and productive animals and Vice-President for R&D in BIOLEK Ltd (BIOTON SA GROUP). Co-inventor of patent and co-author of the marketed success of the product widely used in gastroenterology.

Sylwia Czarnocka-Śniadała

Organic chemist, PhD

Chemist Researcher, PhD at Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Chemistry. Strong experienced in working at R&D, Quality Control and Production departments at various companies. Specialist in multi-step syntheses of heterocyclic compounds and pharmaceuticals, purification and analysis techniques. Interested in biotechnology and phytochemistry.

Katarzyna Łęczycka-Wilk

Organic chemist, PhD

Synthesis Specialist, PhD at the Institute of Organic Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences. Specializes in the field of carbohydrate and supramolecular chemistry. Current research interests are focused on medical chemistry, especially nano based drug delivery systems.

Joanna Graffstein

Product Engineer

Biotechnologist. Studies at Warsaw University of Technology (Faculty of Chemistry) and University of Warsaw (Faculty of Biology). Specialist in an artificial oxygen carriers. Experience in working on perfluorocarbon emulsion. Interested in horse riding, mountain climbing, literature of 20th century.

Katarzyna Krasucka

Project Coordinator / Office Manager

Biomedical Engineer, graduated from Mechatronic Department of Warsaw University of Technology, Mechanical Department of Lublin University of Technology and Medical Department of Medical University of Lublin. Specjalist for the settlement of EU project. Interested in computer graphics and pastry art.

Wojciech Frąckowiak

Microfluidic Engineer

Chemical and process engineer. Graduated from West Pomeranian University of Technology and Pomeranian Medical University. Graduate student with a major in Bioengineering at Warsaw University of Technology. Interested in human physiology and artificial organs designing. Movie editor and history enthusiast.

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What we do?

oxygen carriers

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Why?

blood transfusions, transplantations

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Effects

artificial blood, long-distance organs transport

Partners

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NanoSanguis S.A.

NIP: 7010537389
REGON: 363505173

Share capital fully paid up of PLN 183.028,00

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Contact

info@nanosanguis.com

Rakowiecka 36

02-532 Warsaw, Poland

[20.12.2019 r.] NanoSanguis S.A. informuje, że w związku z planowaną realizacją prac badawczo – rozwojowych w ramach projektu pt. ,,Substytut czerwonych krwinek – faza Proof of Mechanism” (nr projektu: MAZOWSZE/0073/19), który planowany jest do realizacji z udziałem dofinansowania publicznego w ramach Konkursu Ścieżka dla Mazowsza (Numer konkursu: Ścieżka dla Mazowsza/2019) przeprowadzanego przez Narodowe Centrum Badań i Rozwoju, ogłaszamy Zapytanie ofertowe nr 1/ŚDM/2019 dotyczące wynajmu mebli laboratoryjnych oraz wyposażenia laboratoryjnego. Zapraszamy do składania ofert.

Zapytanie ofertowe Nr 1/ŚDM/2019
Załącznik 1. Formularz ofertowy do zapytania ofertowego nr 1/ŚDM/2019
Załącznik nr 2. Oświadczenie Wykonawcy dot. spełnienia. warunków uczestnictwa do zapytania ofertowego nr 1/ŚDM/2019
Załącznik nr 3. Oświadczenie Wykonawcy dot. braku powiązań do zapytania ofertowego nr 1/ŚDM/2019
Załącznik nr 4. Opis przedmiotu zamówienia do zapytania ofertowego nr 1/ŚDM/2019.

EuroNanoMed III

Project “Nanosystems conjugated with antibody fragments for treating brain infections” co-financed by the National Centre for Research and Development under the EuroNanoMed III Joint Transnational Call for Proposal (2018) for „European Innovative Research & Technological Development Projects in Nanmedicine”