Projects
Our projects focus on developing innovative diagnostic tools based on metabolomic profiling and machine learning:
  • MAMA Test, a prenatal screening validated through clinical trials and published in AJOG;
  • Medea Test, tackling endometrial cancer through ensemble machine learning;
  • CD-GEMM, examining the microbiome’s role in celiac disease development;
  • GEMMA, a project unraveling genetic, environmental, and microbial triggers in Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Collaborations
We believe that progress is accelerated through partnership.
Over the years, we’ve established significant collaborations with public and private research institutions, including leading universities across Europe.

These partnerships give us access to top-tier scientific expertise and infrastructure, enabling impactful, multidisciplinary research.
Our collaborative spirit is central to how we innovate, validate, and scale our scientific contributions.
Publications
Our scientific footprint includes:
  • 87 journal papers;
  • 32 conference proceedings;
  • 8 books;
  • 12 patents.

These publications reflect our commitment to evidence-based science, spanning fields such as prenatal testing, oncology, microbiome analysis, and neurodevelopmental disorders.
Thesis support
In parallel with high-level research, we actively support academic training. We mentor and guide students through their theses, particularly in the fields of metabolomics and scientific research.

Our belief in fostering future minds is reflected in the long-term academic impact we've had through tailored mentorship, project guidance, and real-world research exposure.
Research is at the heart of everything we do.
From pioneering diagnostic tests to publishing extensively in high-impact journals, our mission is to advance metabolomics through scientific rigor, cutting-edge technologies, and strategic collaborations.

This page offers a gateway to our core research activities: ongoing projects, academic publications, strategic partnerships, and support for academic theses.
Research at Theoreo