SkillCell works on its R&D alongside Sys2Diag laboratory. A part of the French CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research), Sys2Diag is a private-public research structure created to fast-track the development of innovative approaches in the diagnosis sector. This extensively interdisciplinary research unit combines complementary renowned expertise in the development of next generation diagnosis tools. At the crossroads of medical research, biotechnology design and algorithm development, Sys2Diag aims to develop visionary and life-changing diagnosis tests in various fields including health, food & drink, and the environment.

Its main strengths include:

• A Cutting-edge research to develop innovating applied solutions
• A strategic focus on personalized medicine, POC (Point of Care)
• An Efficient management of interdisciplinary and integrative research
• A proven capacity for fast-track innovation
• A strong complementarity with the industry

SkillCell is committed to meeting the specific needs of its region, Guadeloupe. In this context, the company works with the University of the Antilles and more specifically with the COVACHIM-M2E laboratory. COVACHIM-M2E which is specialized in the Chemistry of materials, Environment,  Energy and biomolécules, which lead projects specifically on chlordecone polluted water and soils treatment.

SkillCell and COVACHIM-M2E, especially work together on the theme of chlordecone detection (a pesticide commonly used in the Caribbean at the end of the 20th century).

SkillCell works with the Pointe-A-Pitre teaching hospital in Guadeloupe (CHU de Pointe-Pitre) on clinical studies, for example on diabetes prevention.

Sharing values and vision, SkillCell partners with the French public research institution, the IRD. This institution defends an original model of equitable scientific partnership with Southern countries, as well as interdisciplinary and citizen science committed to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The IRD is a major player in sustainability science.