GreenTropism, a start-up specializing in the application of artificial intelligence to spectrometric data for healthcare and industry, welcomes its new CEO, Roland Carbonnel, an expert in diagnostics in vitro and the pharmaceutical industry.
A graduate of EFAP Lyon, Roland Carbonnel began his career as French sales manager for several major US pharmaceutical groups, including Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb. He then moved on to strategic marketing for companies specializing in allergy and autoimmune disease diagnostics (Phadia and Genclis). In his most recent positions, he developed an in-depth knowledge of in vitro diagnostics, first as VP Marketing & Sales at Theradiag, then as General Manager for France at Hycor Biomedical.
Founder of GreenTropism and at the helm of the company since its creation in 2014, Anthony Boulanger is taking over the position of CTO so that he can devote himself full-time to the company's new R&D programs, in the fields of healthcare and industrial applications. In particular, he will oversee the relocation of part of the company's research teams to Rouen, with the forthcoming inauguration of two new laboratories, one of which is classified P2 for work on pathogens.
"The Kaïssa artificial intelligence platform developed by GreenTropism is truly unique. Several recent prizes and awards have confirmed the performance and originality of our solution. The tests carried out since the start of the pandemic on the rapid and reliable detection of the Covid virus will open up new prospects for us. I'm really delighted to bring my 30 years' experience in medical diagnostic instrumentation to the team, and look forward to working in tandem with Anthony."says Roland Carbonnel.
GreenTropism is a French startup founded in 2014 specializing in software for the world of industrial and medical spectroscopy. The company designs data analysis algorithms dedicated to applications in material control or sorting, contamination control or a variety of medical diagnostics. The applications of the Kaïssa AI platform are of interest to a wide range of markets, from food and cosmetics to pharmaceuticals and petrochemicals.
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