The climate is changing, people are living closer together, we are travelling more often and we are getting older. These are all evolutions that lead to a faster and wider spread of viruses. It’s therefore no surprise that vaccine development is gaining importance. The arrival of COVID-19 also added to this and accelerated everything.
The Walloon biotechnology company Univercells in Jumet builds technology that can be used to produce vaccines and medicines quickly and cheaply.
To respond to the fast changing and evolving processes in biotechnology and advanced therapeutics, Cytiva was happy to invest in a cleanroom with ISO 5 classification offering maximum flexibility. Jansen Cleanrooms & Labs took care of the design and construction of this cleanroom.
The University of Maastricht enlisted Jansen Cleanrooms & Labs to construct a scale model of the Einstein Telescope, a project integral to the ETpathfinder initiative.
Group Jansen took care of the ‘street’ including among other things, dialysis, radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and the four cathlabs. We joined forces with Wycor for this project.
They rents cleanrooms and laboratories to start-ups and entrepreneurs. They also provide support and training on the use of cleanrooms. In early 2019, they were looking for a partner for the design and construction of their facilities; in a very short space of time.
Jansen Cleanrooms & Labs built the production facility for Anicells—located in the Science Park in Niel
This facility in Kruibeke develops and supplies complete satellites and important satellite equipment, including on-board computers, power control and distribution units and external terminal units.
On behalf of UZ Brussel,we successfully completed the construction and commissioning of a state-of-the-art radiopharmacy facility, fully compliant with EU GMP standards and cleanroom classification ISO 14644.
Campus Rooienberg in Duffel and campuses Leopoldstraat and Zwartzustervest in Mechelen joined forces and merged into a new regional hospital: AZ Sint-Maarten. Within this merger, all parties wanted to transform the naked structure into a new, functional and ultramodern hospital, with a comfortable touch for the patient. An impressive mission completely tailor-made by Group Jansen.