22/09/2026
The ULYSSES project was featured by RAI TGR Piemonte in a report exploring the research behind D-Tails’ biosensing technology.
The project starts from the remarkable olfactory sensitivity of Caenorhabditis elegans, a tiny nematode able to detect chemical signals that can be associated with cancer.
ULYSSES investigates the receptors involved in this sensing process and aims to transfer them into yeast cells, where they can be combined with a bioluminescent readout to create a quantitative and non-invasive biosensing platform.
We are happy to see this research reaching a wider audience and helping communicate the potential of synthetic biology and biosensing in cancer research.
Read more @https://d-tails.com/documents/Repubblica_Salute_30_luglio_2026.pdf