LayerLogic, a Swedish deeptech startup spun out of Chalmers University of Technology, has secured €470,000 in pre-seed funding to accelerate development of its real-time food contamination detection platform. The round was led by Scientifica Venture Capital and follows LayerLogic’s selection in the Super Sapiens Europe initiative.
Founded in 2024, LayerLogic originated within Chalmers’ Department of Quantum Device Physics, Microtechnology, and Nanoscience. The team combines engineering and academic expertise in graphene-based technologies. At the core of the company’s innovation is a portable biosensor that uses graphene field-effect transistors (gFETs) to detect foodborne pathogens. The surface of the sensor is functionalized with selective receptor molecules, enabling rapid identification of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and contaminant compounds.
LayerLogic, a Swedish deeptech startup spun out of Chalmers University of Technology, has secured €470,000 in pre-seed funding to accelerate development of its real-time food contamination detection platform. The round was led by Scientifica Venture Capital and follows LayerLogic’s selection in the Super Sapiens Europe initiative.Founded in 2024, LayerLogic originated within Chalmers’ Department of Quantum Device Physics, Microtechnology, and Nanoscience. The team combines engineering and academic expertise in graphene-based technologies. At the core of the company’s innovation is a portable biosensor that uses graphene field-effect transistors (gFETs) to detect foodborne pathogens. The surface of the sensor is functionalized with selective receptor molecules, enabling rapid identification of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and contaminant compounds.
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