Cube Labs unit FluoDetect signs exclusive license deal with University of Bologna on micro, nanoplastics detection tech
Reuters2026/08/07 18:46- Cube Labs’ startup FluoDetect signed an exclusive license with the University of Bologna for micro- and nanoplastics detection technology.
- Royalty terms set at 4% of annual revenue from patented products, 2.25% from non-patented products.
- License runs until expiry of the last valid patent claim or, if later, the end of the royalty period.
- FluoDetect plans to develop, manufacture, market a detection kit, portable point-of-care device for aqueous, biological samples using a luminescent sensor.
- FluoDetect is 55%-owned by Cube Labs; the University of Bologna has granted patents in Europe, the US.
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