Collaborate
PanthoCor is not primarily looking to raise money — it is looking for the right collaborators. Research partnerships, laboratory access, engineering expertise and equipment support are often more valuable than funding alone at this stage.
Pathways
Working alongside researchers on analytical, biosensing or data-science questions relevant to the portfolio.
Access to bench facilities, instrumentation or academic expertise to accelerate early-stage research.
In-kind support such as lab equipment, sensors, prototyping tools or compute resources.
PCB fabrication, microfluidic prototyping or precision manufacturing support for hardware stages.
Guidance from engineers and scientists experienced in sensing, wearables or electrochemistry.
Introductions to clinicians or research groups who could responsibly inform later-stage validation.
Charitable or mission-aligned support for the research programme, independent of commercial return.
Collaboration with technology companies on platform, data or engineering questions across the portfolio.
Molecular health sponsorship programme
The Continuous Molecular Health Initiative's three-stage roadmap doubles as a sponsorship structure. Supporting a specific stage — through equipment, lab access, expertise or philanthropic funding — directly advances a defined, scoped piece of research.
Stage 1
Demonstrate trustworthy electrochemical biochemical measurement on the bench.
Stage 2
Move from bench chemistry toward a wearable biochemical interface.
Stage 3
Miniaturize and integrate validated subsystems into a reusable wearable.
A detailed, verified sponsorship overview (PDF) is being prepared and will be linked here once available.
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Research collaboration, sponsorship, or a technology partnership across VigilanceAI or Money Guardian — reach out and describe what you're looking to explore.