Program 03 · Strategic Partnerships
Beyond single studies, GenXMap acts as a scientific anchor for multi-year, multi-partner research programs, bringing wet lab, bioinformatics and AI capacity together with its regional and national network to help partners assemble competitive research consortia and funding applications.
A mutual NDA is available before any project detail is shared, and engagements are covered by it.
Data security and confidentiality →Strategic partnerships are built around a shared scientific theme, not a single deliverable. Based on GenXMap's own R&D focus and lab access, these are the areas where we're best positioned to contribute as a technical and scientific partner: and to help structure a joint project around them.
Tumor heterogeneity, treatment response and resistance mechanisms characterized at single-cell and spatial resolution.
Infectious disease and antimicrobial resistance research through combined host and microbial profiling.
Methods and models to integrate genomics, transcriptomics and clinical data into decision-ready outputs.
Molecular QC and characterization methods to support CGT process development at consortium scale.
A strategic partnership works because each partner brings something the others don't have. Here's the concrete contribution GenXMap makes to a joint project.
No hand-off between separate vendors for sample processing, sequencing and interpretation.
Laboratories inside IHU Méditerranée Infection, and a working relationship with Marseille Medical Genetics, the Aix-Marseille University and Inserm medical genetics unit. Academic and clinical collaborators are colleagues, not introductions to chase.
Direct experience structuring and running a Bpifrance / France 2030-backed research program.
Joining the Paris-Saclay Cancer Cluster and the Marseille Immunology Biocluster, with working relationships across the R&D funding and biotech support ecosystem: useful when a consortium needs partners, not just a budget.
Start from a scientific or translational question neither partner can fully answer alone.
Define what GenXMap contributes technically and scientifically to the program.
Bring in complementary partners through our regional and cluster network (Eurobiomed and beyond).
Structure the joint proposal for regional, national or European funding instruments.
Run the multi-year program together, with GenXMap embedded as a core scientific partner.
Building a consortium or funding application?