Prospective collection of Human Biological Samples for research. We tailor every obtainment circuit based on the research requirements. We can assess all types of organ, tissue and/or cell requests and manage fresh (<24h) or processed sample shipments. We are located in a hotspot for the donation environment, being Barcelona one of the regions from Europe with the highest number of donations per year.

The Research Development Department of DTI Foundation has more than 10 years of experience in creating prospective circuits for the obtention of human biospecimen samples tailored to the client needs and requirements, which encompasses strong collaborations with national and international hospital procurement centers, biobanks and laboratories by supporting the creation of circuits for obtaining, processing and sending high quality human biological samples to research groups, whether promoted by research centers, hospitals, health centers, universities or biotechnology or pharmaceutical companies.

In particular, the R+D+i department has extensive experience in the creation of prospective circuits for obtaining, storing and sending fresh biological samples for research. In the different projects that we coordinate, our team is in permanent contact with the medical teams, registering 24/7 possible donation alerts and assisting in-situ to the surgical rooms where the sample collection processes is performed. Thus allow us to evaluate the samples together with the medical teams and ensure a great control of quality and traceability throughout all the process.

What we Do :
High-quality samples provider
Research projects networking
Cooperation with biological samples couriers
International collaboration with hospitals and labs
Collaboration agreements with biobanks for sample processing and storage under GLP
Tailored to client’s needs
Custom services
Experts in 12/24h shipping in controlled temperature in Europe

Find more information and see what we do in our LinkedIn page: Research and Development Department – DTI Foundation