See inQuiQ in action at the Dutch Medicines Days 2026 in Leiden
Meet Delta Life Science at the Dutch Medicines Days in Leiden, 7 to 8 October.
FIGON Dutch Medicines Days and the Leiden Drug Development Conference join forces this year, running 7 to 8 October at the CORPUS Congress Centre in Leiden under the theme “Innovate. Translate. Cure.” Delta Life Science will be exhibiting.
Surface plasmon resonance in drug discovery has been the default for measuring how tightly a candidate binds and how long it stays bound. It works. It also carries assumptions built into a technology designed decades ago.
You might have heard of surface plasmon resonance. But do you know about nanophotonic evanescent field sensing? inQuiQ brings photonics technology to label-free biosensing, using an optical waveguide for high-sensitivity multiplexed detection of binding events.
For translational groups moving between small molecules, peptides and larger constructs, that matters practically. Our small molecules application page covers the low molecular weight case, and inQuiQ handles the full range without swapping platforms.
Leiden is a short trip for most Dutch drug discovery groups. Come and see the instrument rather than read about it.
