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How we work with you

From the first test to operation at scale: working tracks, a 5-step path to get to know us before deciding, and training programs for your team.

Areas of work

For each area, the techniques and expertise we apply.

Industrial solution
Technologies and expertise
Quality and processes
NIR, FTIR, Raman, computer vision, predictive models
Authenticity and fraud
Chemical fingerprinting, chromatography, spectroscopy, chemometrics
Material classification
Multispectral and hyperspectral imaging, machine learning
Analytical development
GC-MS, experimental design, multivariate optimization, simulation, digital twins
In-line monitoring
Sensors, optical systems, custom instrumentation and software
Product characterization
Instrumental sensory analysis, chemical and spectral profiles
Data intelligence
PCA, PLS, classification, data fusion, AI
Innovation projects
Prototyping, validation, instrument integration and technology transfer

Four ways to work with OpenScience

Each track has its own scope, team and governance. You can start in one and move on to another.

Consulting

Scientific consulting and analytical intelligence

R&D for problems that conventional methods cannot solve.

  • Chemical data intelligence and chemometrics
  • Predictive analytical chemistry
  • Analytical technology developed on demand, such as readers for rapid tests and electronic nose
  • Critical review of methods, models and reports
For R&D, quality and innovation leadership
Technology 5.0

Large analytical technology projects

Complete hardware, software and model systems, running in the client’s routine.

  • Coffee classification by hyperspectral imaging
  • Tobacco: in-line inspection and objective sensory analysis
  • Processed foods and grains
  • Official rice classification
For industries and cooperatives operating at scale · See cases in operation
Institutional development

Cooperatives, industries, universities and government

Analytical capacity built inside the institution, to last beyond the contract.

  • Setting up laboratories and methods
  • Analytical intelligence for networks of official laboratories
  • Equipment and software for research and teaching
  • Technology transfer and follow-up
For cooperatives, public agencies and universities
Training

Training in AI, chemometrics and spectroscopy

Teams able to use, question and evolve the technology they adopt.

  • Artificial intelligence applied to chemistry
  • Chemical data science and chemometrics
  • Chromatography, spectroscopy and spectral imaging
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Five steps, and you decide at each one

We start from the decision you need to make. Each stage has a question, a deliverable and criteria for deciding the next step. The path adjusts to the maturity of your challenge.

Stage 1

Understand

Which problem is worth solving?

deliverable
Diagnosis, scope and success criteria.
Stage 2

Demonstrate

Does the analysis reveal the difference that matters?

deliverable
Proof of concept with your samples or data.
Stage 3

Validate

Does the result hold up against real variability?

deliverable
Evaluation with independent samples and defined limits of use.
Stage 4

Integrate

How do we make the technology work in your operation?

deliverable
Prototype, software and workflow tested with the team.
Stage 5

Evolve

How do we keep the knowledge useful over time?

deliverable
Deployment, training and follow-up according to the project.

You follow the evidence and take part in the decisions. The project moves forward when the results support the next step. If the proof of concept shows the technology does not solve your problem, we say so and stop there.

Talk about the first step
TRAINING

Programs for teams that will operate these tools

AI applied to analytical chemistry

Machine learning models for chemical data, with leakage-free validation and critical reading of results.

Chemical data science and chemometrics

Experimental design, preprocessing, classification and multivariate calibration.

Chromatography and GC-MS

Deconvolution, alignment and identification of compounds, with a handbook and more than nine interactive simulators of the instrument and software.

NIR, MIR and Raman spectroscopy

From acquisition to the routine model: authentication, quantification and quality control.

Image analysis and spectral imaging

Computer vision, multispectral and hyperspectral imaging applied to grains, foods and materials.

In company: closed class with the company’s own data

Which track makes sense for you?

Tell us the decision you need to make. We reply with the recommended path.

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