Professor Damion Corrigan FRSC holds the Laboratory of the Government Chemist funded Chair in Measurement Science for Health and is Director of the Centre for Advanced Measurement Science and Health Translation at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow. As an acknowledged leader in his field Professor Corrigan guides a team of talented researchers who work on a diverse range of diagnostic challenges, including antibiotic resistance detection, liquid biopsies for cancer, sepsis detection, epilepsy measurements and liver health. He is involved in several prestigious academic networks and collaborates internationally with leading researchers. In the past, his work has been acknowledged with a Longitude Prize Discovery Award (2017) and he holds/has held funding awards of >£2 million as lead investigator, has published >70 peer reviewed publications and filed 5 patents. Damion’s exceptional leadership and dedication to advancing healthcare diagnostics have been instrumental in shaping AureumDX’s vision and mission. His extensive network and ground-breaking research form the cornerstone of the company’s commitment to transforming global healthcare through next-generation decentralized low-cost diagnostics.