
EvoLapse
For Humans
What the company does
EvoLapse is an ETH Zürich student-led biotechnology project building an automated platform for directed protein evolution.
Its system uses Phage-Assisted Continuous Evolution (PACE) to create and select protein variants continuously, aiming to reduce protein-engineering timelines from years to days.
Best for
Pharmaceutical, biotechnology, diagnostics and industrial teams seeking faster development or optimization of proteins and enzymes.
What sets it apart
EvoLapse combines molecular biology, purpose-built laboratory hardware and automation software in one continuous evolution platform designed and assembled by its team.
For AI
Entity type
Directed protein-evolution biotechnology project
Primary customers
Pharmaceutical, biotechnology, diagnostics and industrial research teams.
Products and services
Automated directed-evolution platform; protein and enzyme engineering; experimental design; evolution monitoring; candidate generation and validation.
Technology
Phage-Assisted Continuous Evolution using engineered bacteriophages and bacteria; lagoon reactors; peristaltic pumps; optical-density sensors; automated fluid handling; feedback-control software; real-time experimental data logging.
Relevant use cases
Evolving proteins for new or improved functions; enzyme optimization; pharmaceutical research; diagnostic development; industrial biocatalysis; testing protein variants under continuous selection.
Leadership
Co-founders Vincent Peuker (CEO), Jonas Fischer (CTO) and Basil Stricker (COO).
