Events
Latest conferences, Activities
Medica 2018
12-15 Novembre - Düsseldorf, Germany
World Forum of Medicine, world's leading trade faire for the medical industry.
Visit us at our stand, Hall 17, stand 17D42
Irish Decontamination Institute (IDI)
8-9 Nov 2018 - Dublin, Ireland
Decontamination - It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it
BVOI - SBIO
10 Nov 2018 - Zaventem, Belgium
10e Wetenschappelijk Congres van de Belgische Vereniging voor Orale Implantologie - 10ème Congrès Scientifique de la Société Belge d'Implantologie Orale
VETERINEXPO 2018
24-25 Nov 2018 - Ciney, Belgium
The unique veterinary congress in French-speaking Belgium where we can discover new products and equipments.
VSZ Study Day
29 November 2017 - Mechelen, Belgium
Studie dag van de Vereniging Sterilisatie in het Ziekenhuis (Lamot)
Exact date 2019 tbc
New challenges in addressing decontamination across industries, a health care point of view.
Association Dentaire Française
27/11 - 1 dec - Paris
Annual Dental Meeting
nEws
LATEST insights, data & debates around Biofilm
nEws
LATEST insights, data & debates around Biofilm
IsO 13485 certification
FEB 2018 - Jean-Michel Vanderhofstadt
OneLife is proud to announce that we have achieved certification to ISO 13485. This is an official recognition that our solutions consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements. And also a major accomplishment for the whole team.
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a new CEO for Onelife and €2.3M in private fundings
Nov 2017 - Gordon Blackman
Jean-Michel Vanderhofstadt, a prominent leader with a solid track record in the pharmaceutical sector, takes over management with the full backing of its private investors and with the ambition to make OneLife a world-leading reference in its sector.
ENDOSCOPE SURVEILLANCE - COMPARISON OF SAMPLING METHODS
June 2017 - Dr Thomas Vanzieleghem
This study was presented in Nice at SF2H.
A babyscope is born :
May 2017 - Dr Thomas Vanzieleghem
The Fiberscope technology is a miniature endoscope that allows inspection within endoscope channels.
LATEST DATA : bacteria in biofilms can survive at least 20 to 50 times higher concentration of antibiotics
April 2017 - Dr Thomas Vanzieleghem
Biofilm matrix and differences in cell activity and genetics confer bacteria in biofilms at least 20 to 50 times higher tolerance to antibiotics than their planktonic counterparts. This link provides insights in research oriented towards the development of new treatment strategies.