DNASequence is pleased to announce an agreement with OSE to investigate microbial-induced metal corrosion on railway bridges

DNASequence is pleased to announce an agreement with OSE to investigate microbial-induced metal corrosion on railway bridges. The investigation evaluated the microbial diversity on a railway bridge in Northern Greece, examining the presence of bio-corrosive and biofilm-forming microorganisms.
DNASequence is pleased to announce an agreement with OSE

DNASequence is pleased to announce an agreement with OSE to detect microorganisms that accelerate metal corrosion of railway lines.
DNASequence is pleased to announce the conclusion of an agreement with the Central Markets & Fishery Organization S.A.

DNASequence is pleased to announce the conclusion of an agreement with the Central Markets & Fishery Organization S.A..The aim of this pilot project is to detect and record the microbial footprint in the Piraeus Fish Market and the Athens Central Market, with emphasis on the identification of pathogens associated with the occurrence of infections.
DNASequence is pleased to announce its partnership with the Engineers and Public Works Contractors Fund (TMEDE N.I.P.I.)

DNASequence is pleased to announce its partnership with the Engineers and Public Works Contractors Fund (TMEDE N.I.P.I.) for implementing biosafety control at the TMEDE Headquarters. The primary goal of this pilot project is to document the microbial footprint within the TMEDE Head Offices, emphasizing the identification of pathogens associated with the occurrence of infections.
DNA Sequence is delighted to announce its cooperation with OSE

DNASequence is pleased to announce its newest collaboration with OSE for the Biosafety control of public service areas of Athens main train station. The project is a continuation of a series of successful Biomonitoring projects, including the suggestion of effective countermeasures, that have been completed by DNASequence in public spaces.
DNASequence is pleased to announce its collaboration with STASY

DNASequence is pleased to announce its collaboration with STASY for the innovative Biosafety pilot project entitled “Microbiome detection and recording services on a STASY subway vehicle”. We thank STASY for the trust and cooperation in this highly innovative project.
DNA Sequence in the 2nd Greek-Chinese International Conference on Environment and Culture

DNA Sequence is pleased to announce its participation in the 2nd Greek-Chinese International Conference on Environment and Culture, which will be held digitally from 17-19 September 2021. The 2nd International Conference (https://shap-conference.com) is one of the activities of the “Sino-Hellenic Academic Project” of the Hellenic Culture Research Centre, the Yellow River Culture Research Centre in Greece and the Collaborative Innovation Centre for Yellow River Culture and Sustainable Development. At the conference, the results of the application of the unique technology of DNA Sequence Archaeogene, which was applied in collaboration with Professor Ioannis Lyritzis, will be presented on archaeological finds from the Mycenaean settlement at Kastrouli in Fokida. More specifically, through the publication “Whole Genome Sequencing Approach Revealed Microbial Species in Mycenaean Period Associated Residual Plant Biomass: First Results“, new technologies for sequencing microbial DNA from archaeological finds will be presented that can provide valuable information for Αrchaeometry. The Conference is under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the Region of Central Greece, the Municipality of Delphi and the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the Hellenic Republic. In addition, it is officially supported by the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, the Institute of Geology and Geophysics, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, many Greek and foreign Universities, the Hellenic Pharmaceutical Association and other organizations.
DNA Sequence is delighted to announce its collaboration with Swiss Approval Technische Bewertung

«DNA Sequence», is a biotech company aiming to utilize innovative Metagenomics techniques in studying the Built Environment (MBE). These techniques affect important financial activities like agriculture, archaeology, food industry, services sector, biosafety and others. DNA Sequence’s mission is the embedding of DNA technology in crucial business activities. «DNA Sequence» is delighted to announce its collaboration with the international investigation and certification organization Swiss Approval Technische Bewertung, on the subject of Surveillance and Certification of the «Biosafety control procedure» which «DNA Sequence» applies to the services sector, especially for the infrastructure of Tourism, Hospitality and Dining. Swiss Approval will be issuing Compliance Certifications and/or Infrastructure Biosafety Certificates for places of hygienic interest and high level of danger, after the investigation carried out by the specialized personnel of «DNA Sequence», according to the “Third party Investigation” procedures of Swiss Approval. The positive implications of the sampling and control in Hospitality and Dining infrastructure, within the framework of adopting biosafety policies, is of utmost importance for the solidification of our Country as a safe haven in the international market of Hospitality and Dining services. «DNA Sequence» innovation regarding the sampling methodology, control and analysis within the framework of Infrastructure Biosafety, is an International novelty, potentially positioning the Greek Tourism Market on the top of the International Tourism Industry pyramid.
New collaboration for DNASequence SRL, with Prof. Antonia Moropoulou

DNASequence SRL is pleased to announce the scientific collaboration with Prof. Antonia Moropoulou, in the subject of MBE Microbiology of Built Environment. The study of communities of microorganisms found in human constructed environment becomes a unique tool that gives valuable insights for the stakeholders and professionals towards sustainable preservation of architectural heritage, built environment and civil infrastructures: either in soil grounds of Hellinikon to allocate deposition of debris in order not to transfer contamination, or as the impact microbial footprint of civil infrastructures to their decay and pathology, as well as for decision making of proper materials and conservation interventions on historic structures experiencing severe thermohydric (Museum of Patriarchate in Alexandria) or other environmental stresses like salt spray in Aegean Islands et al. This approach permits the redesigning of built environment, civil infrastructures, traditional settlements and cities. Assorted applications concern water quality control and water treatment like in Nile River or in Aegean islands, in cooperation with the interdisciplinary Civil Engineering School (Ass. Prof. Symeon Malamis). CV Moropoulou Antonia Antonia Moropoulou, is currently Professor at the School of Chemical Engineering of the National Technical University of Athens and member of the Executive Committee of the Technical Chamber of Greece. She is a Chemical Engineer, PhD, and Director of the Laboratory of Materials Science and Engineering. She is Studies Director of the NTUA Master Program “Protection of Monuments’ – Direction “Materials and Conservation Interventions”. She was elected as Contracted Professor in Instituto Universitario di Architectura a Venezia, University of Venice (1993) – and as Visiting Professor at Princeton University – Civil and Environmental Engineering (1995-1996). She has served as Vice Rector of Academic Affairs of NTUA (2010-2014), Vice President of the Administrative Council of the European Society for Engineering Education SEFI (2013-2016) and President of the General Assembly of the Technical Chamber of Greece (2017-2019). She is a world class expert in building materials and the preservation of monuments that comprise the World’s Cultural Heritage in collaboration with UN, UNESCO, OECD, and EU. She has worked on restoration projects in Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the Venetian Fortresses of Rhodes, Rethymnon, Herakleion and Corfu, architectural monuments of Venice and Magna Grecia, Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Monasteries in Athens, Mount Athos, Creta, Serbia and Kosovo, the Temples of Eleusis, Thission in Athens et als. She has been scientific coordinator of more than 100 National, European and International research competitive programs and author of 5 books, 22 chapters in books, editor of 15 special editions and author of more than 500 scientific publications. She has an h-index of 34, with more than 25.000 readings and two billion views of her work. She has been at the forefront of initiatives for sustainability, local development (with strategic Program Agreements) and youth employment by knowledge alliances within the synergy Education – Research – Innovation. In 2012 she was awarded the “YPATIA” Award by the “Association of Hellenic Women Scientists”. In 2015 she was conferred by His Beatitude, Patriarch of Jerusalem and All Palestine, Theophilos III, of the honorary title of the Supreme Taxiarch of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulcher. In 2017 she was honoured by the European Society for Engineering Education – SEFI Fellowship Award. In 2019 she was awarded by HE the President of the State of Palestine, Mr. Mahmoud Abbas, the Medal of Honor and Distinction “Golden Grace”, in recognition and appreciation for the preservation of the World Human and Cultural Heritage. In 2019 she was awarded in Vatican City the “Giuseppe Sciacca” International Award, for the prize in Science.
New collaboration for DNASequence SRL, with Prof. Ioannis Liritzis

DNASequence SRL is pleased to announce the scientific collaboration with Prof. Ioannis Liritzis, in the subject of Archeogene. Archaeogene offers the archeologists a unique tool that gives them valuable insights into the era their research is focused, further deepen their knowledge on archeological findings and how to preserve them. Prof. Ioannis Liritzis is professor of archaeometry-natural sciences at the University of the Aegean, and Visiting Distinguished Professor at the University of Henan, China (www.huaxiahellas.com). He directs the Laboratory of Archaeometry (he founded in 1999) Director-Coordinator of the Kastrouli Mycenean Settlement archaeological-archaeometrical Project, Member of the European Academy of Sciences & Arts; Corresponding Member of the Academie des Sciences, Arts & Belles Lettres, Dijon, France; Honorary & Guest Professor of Samara State Institute of Culture, Russia; Honorary Fellow Edinburgh University, Honorary Professor Rhodes University, South Africa. His prior career includes the Greek Ministry of Culture (1984–1989) and the Academy of Athens (1989–1999). He is president of the International Delphic Academy (Berlin). His current research interests include: geoarchaeology, bioarchaeology, archaeometry & sustainability, archaeoastronomy. This collaboration gives DNASequence SRL an immense scientific enhancement that sets it apart, and further strengthens its capability footprint.