NANOGO (coordinated, SME Instrument Phase 1) focused specifically on automatic, fast, and cost-effective nanovesicle manufacturing equipment.
NANOVEX BIOTECHNOLOGIES SL
Spanish biotech SME developing automated nanovesicle manufacturing equipment, with expertise in magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical and diagnostic applications.
Their core work
Nanovex Biotechnologies is a Spanish SME specializing in nanovesicle and nanoparticle manufacturing technology, with roots in magnetic nanostructure research for biomedical use. Their core commercial product appears to be equipment for producing nanovesicles — lipid-based nanocarriers used in drug delivery and diagnostics. They bridge fundamental nanotechnology research (magnetic nanostructures, protocells) with practical manufacturing solutions, positioning themselves as a supplier of nanoscale production tools rather than a pure research lab.
What they specialise in
MAGNAMED explored magnetic nanostructures including vortex-state particles for cancer diagnostics and other medical applications.
ProtoMet investigated metallopeptide-based protocells and the chemical origins of metabolism, suggesting Nanovex contributed nanoparticle fabrication expertise to origin-of-life research.
How they've shifted over time
Nanovex began with a clear focus on magnetic nanoparticles for medical diagnostics (MAGNAMED, 2017), working on cancer-relevant nanostructures. By 2018, they diversified into fundamental science — contributing to origin-of-life research through protocell and metallopeptide work (ProtoMet). Their 2019 NANOGO project signals a commercial pivot toward manufacturing equipment for nanovesicles, moving from research participation toward product development and market entry.
Nanovex is moving from research contributor toward commercial nanoparticle/nanovesicle equipment manufacturer — future partners should expect a company increasingly focused on scalable production technology rather than basic science.
How they like to work
Nanovex operates across all roles — coordinator, participant, and third party — showing flexibility in how they engage with consortia. With 26 unique partners across 13 countries from just 3 projects, they plug into large international networks (MSCA-RISE and MSCA-ITN projects are typically 10+ partner consortia). Their willingness to join as a third party (ProtoMet) suggests they offer specialized nanotech capabilities that larger teams seek out on demand.
Despite only 3 projects, Nanovex has built a remarkably broad network of 26 partners across 13 countries, largely through participation in large MSCA mobility and training networks. Their reach spans well beyond Spain into a diverse European and potentially global set of collaborators.
What sets them apart
Nanovex occupies an unusual niche: a biotech SME that combines hands-on nanoparticle fabrication know-how with ambitions to commercialize the manufacturing equipment itself. Most nanotechnology SMEs either sell nanoparticles or conduct contract research — Nanovex targets the tooling layer, aiming to supply the machines that produce nanovesicles at scale. Their cross-disciplinary range (from cancer diagnostics to origin-of-life chemistry) demonstrates versatile nanoparticle expertise that adapts to diverse scientific contexts.
Highlights from their portfolio
- NANOGOTheir only coordinated project and an SME Instrument Phase 1 grant — signals serious commercialization intent for their nanovesicle manufacturing equipment.
- MAGNAMEDLarge MSCA-RISE network on magnetic nanostructures for medicine, connecting Nanovex to an extensive international research community in biomedical nanotechnology.