Epsilon 3 GmbH

Founded

2013

Staff

6

Organization type

RDM biotech/pharma

Region

Vienna

Our methodology for repositioning of compounds or drugs for diseases other than those, for which the assets were originally intended, is based on large data integration and subsequent analytics embedded in our computational workflow, integrated with a standardized experimental confirmation module, for adding value to approved drugs and to compounds in preclinical and clinical development. The epsilon3 team consists of specialists in the fields of bioinformatics and computational biology.

R&D:Our organization was one of the pioneering companies to develop a PC-based paperless EEG. This marked our company’s initial groundbreaking innovation. 25 years later, research continues to drive the core of our business. Following a customer-centric innovation philosophy, our customers’ needs are the focus and driving force behind everything we do. In the ever-changing field of neurophysiology it is essential to be current on recent scientific findings. In addition to decades of validation and improvement of our products in clinical practice, we therefore integrate the most current state of research into our develop process. We closely monitor third party findings and conduct our own empirical research.

Production:As a pioneer in the digital EEG field, alpha trace has provided numerous hospitals and private practices with cutting-edge equipment in the field of neurology, neurophysiology and sleep medicine. With more than 25 successful years in the field we supply computer-based diagnostic systems that have been validated and improved over decades. Following a customer-centric innovation philosophy, our customers’ needs are the focus and driving force behind everything we do. The networked alpha trace solutions feature an innovative user interface, a common database and premium support. The current alpha trace product range includes - EEG systems including VideoEEG - EMG systems incl. evoked potentials and neurography - Sleep systems