Revolutionizing biomarker research with Olink technology
29 Nov 2024
Hear from Professor Guillaume Paré from McMaster University, as he discusses the critical shift away from the traditional 'one biomarker, one disease' paradigm. He advocates for a more dynamic view of biomarkers, particularly focusing on protein signatures that can support better disease understanding and therapy development.
Olink is paving the way with its PEA technology to support the analysis of 5–5400+ proteins simultaneously. By working with an Olink Certified Service Provider such as CRLB-GMEL headed by Professor Guillaume Paré, investigators are enabled to redefine the boundaries of medical research and gain unique insights into disease biology, aiding the identification of new therapeutic targets and biomarkers.
About the company

Olink Proteomics
Olink Proteomics is a Swedish company dedicated to innovation, quality, rigor and transparency, providing outstanding products and services for human protein biomarker discovery. Olink panels for precision proteomics help scientists make research decisions more quickly and confidently through robust, multiplex biomarker analysis. Its high-quality multiplex immunoassay panels help bring new insights into disease processes, improve disease detection, and contribute to a better understanding of biology.
Based on the pioneering research of Professor Ulf Landegren and his group at Uppsala University, Sweden, Olink was founded in 2004, The company has a successful history of developing molecular technologies, with a broad IP portfolio. Many of these have been commercialized through out-licensing to industry-leading partners such as Affymetrix, Life Technologies, and through the spin-out companies Qlinea and Halo Genomics (now part of Agilent). Olink sold its highly successful Duolink product line for in situ detection of proteins to Sigma-Aldrich in 2015.
Following a company reorganization in April, 2016, Olink Proteomics is focusing entirely on developing and expanding its platform of high-multiplex immunoassay panels for protein biomarker discovery.









