Cellular
Senescence
Sensor

Detecting Submission
Drugs for a Safe
Experience

About us

Celentis, a brand of Opticalsens, S.L., emerges from the collaborative efforts of the Interuniversity Institute for Research in Molecular Recognition and Technological Development (IDM) and the technology transfer specialist company TRL+. This groundbreaking partnership, formalized in a ceremony presided over by the rectors of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) and the Universitat de València (UV), José Capilla and Mavi Mestre, respectively, marks a pivotal moment in Spanish university history. Joining the ceremony were Luis Morró, CEO of TRL+, and the researchers of Opticalsens.

This alliance stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of both academic institutions and industry partners to fostering knowledge transfer and driving societal progress. It represents a significant step forward in the mission of higher education institutions to solidify and enhance their impact on society.

Opticalsens, S.L., through its Celentis brand, is dedicated to the research, development, and commercialization of chemical and molecular sensors. These innovative products provide rapid and effective solutions for a wide range of sectors, including industry, agri-food, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and hygiene and sanitation. The IDM’s groundbreaking sensor and biomarker developments find a direct path to market realization through Celentis.

Celentis’ optical sensors, which operate based on color or fluorescence changes, stand out for their exceptional speed and reliability. These sensors are ideally suited for preliminary in-situ analysis, offering rapid, specific, and dependable results.
The Celentis brand represents a catalyst for innovation, bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and practical applications. Its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction ensures that Celentis sensors remain at the forefront of technological advancements, empowering industries and enhancing societal well-being.

The emergence of Celentis marks a new era in knowledge transfer and technological innovation. This collaborative venture between academia and industry paves the way for transformative solutions that address real-world challenges and contribute to a more sustainable and prosperous future.

Celentis: Pioneering Solutions for Safety and Anti-Aging Research

Celentis is dedicated to providing researchers and industry partners with cutting-edge tools and solutions that empower them to tackle critical challenges in safety and anti-aging research. Our unwavering commitment to innovation and quality makes Celentis the ideal partner for those seeking to advance scientific knowledge and make a positive impact on society.

At Celentis, we are thrilled to unveil two groundbreaking product lines that embody years of unwavering dedication to research and development. These innovative offerings are designed to address critical challenges in two distinct domains: safety and anti-aging research.

Safety: Empowering Personal Protection

Our Safety line is steadfastly committed to safeguarding individuals from the perils of date-rape drugs, such as GHB and scopolamine. We present advanced colorimetric sensors that empower users to detect these substances with unparalleled speed and accuracy. These sensors serve as indispensable tools for preventing and combating the misuse of these harmful substances, providing a crucial line of defense in high-risk situations.

Anti-Aging Research: Unraveling the Mysteries of Aging

Our Anti-Aging Research line delves into the intricate mechanisms of cellular senescence, a hallmark of aging. We offer three essential molecular sensors that enable researchers to effectively detect and study senescent cells, providing invaluable insights into the aging process. Our groundbreaking in-vivo biomarker stands out as a revolutionary tool, permitting real-time monitoring of cellular senescence in living organisms through urine samples, eliminating the need for invasive animal testing. Additionally, we provide a sensor for detecting senescent cell accumulation using in-vivo imaging systems (IVIS®), enabling researchers to visualize senescent cells in tissues. To further empower researchers, we offer a versatile tool for performing double and triple staining, allowing for unequivocal identification of senescent cells in vitro through multiple markers.

Celentis: A Beacon of Excellence in Scientific Innovation and Societal Impact

At Celentis, we are driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation. Our mission is to not only deliver products that meet the highest scientific standards but also to provide practical and effective solutions that enhance the quality of life and safety for all.

Unparalleled Expertise in Sensor Development

Our team of world-renowned scientists boasts an extensive track record in the research and development of colorimetric and fluorescent sensors. Their expertise and profound scientific knowledge are readily available to address your technological challenges in the realm of high-tech chemical sensor development.

Celentis: Your Gateway to Innovative Solutions

Partnering with Celentis unlocks a gateway to a myriad of benefits:

Unleash Disruptive Competitive Advantages:
Elevate your industry standing with groundbreaking solutions that set you apart from the competition.

Embrace Cutting-Edge Technology:
Propel your business to the forefront of your sector with unparalleled access to cutting-edge technology.

Celentis: Advancing Science for a Brighter Future

At Celentis, we are not merely a provider of innovative solutions; we are staunch advocates for scientific progress. We firmly believe that scientific advancements hold the key to addressing global challenges and improving the well-being of humanity. Our unwavering commitment to excellence fuels our dedication to developing groundbreaking solutions that make a tangible and positive impact on the world.

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Join Us in Shaping the Future

We invite you to embark on a collaborative journey with Celentis. Together, we can harness the power of scientific innovation to shape a brighter future for all.

With Celentis, you can:

Develop customized chemical sensors tailored perfectly to your specific needs.

Reduce development costs and times thanks to our expertise and knowledge.

Launch innovative products to the market that differentiate you from the competition.

Celentis: Your Best Investment in Innovation

Investing in innovation is crucial for the growth and success of your company. Celentis offers you the technological solution you need to achieve your goals.

Contact us to discover how we can help you develop high-tech chemical sensors that provide you with a sustainable competitive advantage.

Together, we can shape the future of your industry and make a lasting impact on the world

Meet our team

A team of 13 renowned scientists, experts in molecular biology, biochemistry, chemistry and spectroscopic techniques, leads our research. Their passion for science and experience in the development of innovative technologies combine with the expertise of our business development team to ensure that our solutions reach companies and institutions that rely on high-tech solutions to solve the challenges of an increasingly complex society and an industry in continuous renewal.

Prof. Ramón Martínez

Director of the Institute for Molecular Recognition and Technological Development (IDM). RSEQ Award for research excellence. Rey Jaume I Award for new technologies.

Prof. Margarita Parra

Deputy Director of the Institute for Molecular Recognition and Technological Development (IDM). One of the 100 most influential Spanish women according to Forbes.

Luis A. Morró

+30 years of experience in the field of international business.

Salvador Gil Grau
Professor of Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

His main lines of research are: Synthesis of natural products, study of photoinduced damage, chemosensors of cations, anions, nerve agents and other species of biological interest. Closed mesoporous materials with molecular gates for the detection and controlled release of bioactive substances.

Tania Mariel Godoy Reyes.
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

Master in sensors for industrial applications by the UPV. She has experience in the development of nanomaterials with molecular gates for the controlled and selective release of active substances.

José Antonio Sáez Cases
Permanent Professor of the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of IDM.

Main current lines of research: chemosensors of anions, nerve agents, small organic molecules and heavy metals; materials for the detection of tumor hypoxia and its treatment through controlled release of drugs.

Estela Climent Terol
PhD from the Universitat Politècnica de Valencia and member of the IDM.

Miguel Servet Researcher at IIS La Fe and in the Nanomaterials and Sensors Group of the IDM of the UPV. She has more than 15 years of experience in the study of functionalized organic-inorganic hybrid materials with applications in controlled release processes and in the detection of different substances of interest, as well as in the incorporation of these materials into paper strips for the development of rapid tests.

Pablo Gaviña Costero
Professor of Organic Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

His main lines of research are: The design and synthesis of chemosensors and molecular probes, for the chromo-fluorogenic detection of cations, anions, hazardous gases, biomarkers or drugs of abuse, and the development of mesoporous silica nanomaterials with molecular gates, for the controlled release of drugs or dyes.

Jordi Hernández Contreras
PhD student in the Department of Organic Chemistry and manager of the IDM at the UV.

Master’s degree in organic chemistry. He has experience in the field of immunochemistry, as well as in the development of chromogenic and fluorogenic sensors for the detection of chemical submission drugs.

Eva María Garrido García
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

During her doctoral thesis she has carried out the development of molecular and nanostructured sensors for the detection of substances of interest specialized in the detection of drugs of abuse.

Vicente Martí Centelles
PhD from the Jaume I University and member of the IDM.

Leading expert in supramolecular chemistry with more than 15 years of experience in international scientific research in the field of supramolecular chemistry and molecular recognition in Spain, UK and France.

Silvia Rodríguez Nuévalos.
PhD in Chemistry from the UV and member of the IDM.

Silvia has developed her research work at the Institute of Molecular Recognition and Technological Development (IDM) of the University of Valencia (UV) and the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV). She has a Master’s degree in organic chemistry. She has experience as a laboratory technician and development of chemical sensors for the detection of toxic substances and drugs.

Pau Arroyo Máñez
PhD, full professor at the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of the IDM.

Experience in computational simulation techniques in organic chemistry for the study of reaction mechanisms, molecular properties and rational drug design.

Beatriz Lozano Torres
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

Her doctoral thesis is focused on the development of probes, prodrugs and drug delivery systems targeting senescent cells. Marie Curie Individual Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Cambridge, developing therapeutic nanomaterials for the treatment of pancreatic cancer.

Who Are We?

Celentis originates from a project of the Interuniversity Research Institute for Molecular Recognition and Technological Development (IDM).

Cellular SenescenceSensor

Detecting Submission Drugs for a Safe Experience

About us

Celentis: Pioneering Solutions for Safety and Anti-Aging Research

Safety: Empowering Personal Protection

Anti-Aging Research: Unraveling the Mysteries of Aging

Celentis: A Beacon of Excellence in Scientific Innovation and Societal Impact

Unparalleled Expertise in Sensor Development

Celentis: Your Gateway to Innovative Solutions

Celentis: Advancing Science for a Brighter Future

Join Us in Shaping the Future

With Celentis, you can:

Celentis: Your Best Investment in Innovation

Meet our team

Prof. Ramón Martínez

Prof. Margarita Parra

Luis A. Morró

Salvador Gil GrauProfessor of Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

Tania Mariel Godoy Reyes.PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

José Antonio Sáez CasesPermanent Professor of the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of IDM.

Estela Climent TerolPhD from the Universitat Politècnica de Valencia and member of the IDM.

Pablo Gaviña CosteroProfessor of Organic Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

Jordi Hernández ContrerasPhD student in the Department of Organic Chemistry and manager of the IDM at the UV.

Eva María Garrido GarcíaPhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

Vicente Martí CentellesPhD from the Jaume I University and member of the IDM.

Silvia Rodríguez Nuévalos.PhD in Chemistry from the UV and member of the IDM.

Pau Arroyo MáñezPhD, full professor at the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of the IDM.

Beatriz Lozano TorresPhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

Who Are We?

Cellular
Senescence
Sensor

Detecting Submission
Drugs for a Safe
Experience

Salvador Gil Grau
Professor of Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

Tania Mariel Godoy Reyes.
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

José Antonio Sáez Cases
Permanent Professor of the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of IDM.

Estela Climent Terol
PhD from the Universitat Politècnica de Valencia and member of the IDM.

Pablo Gaviña Costero
Professor of Organic Chemistry at the UV and member of the IDM.

Jordi Hernández Contreras
PhD student in the Department of Organic Chemistry and manager of the IDM at the UV.

Eva María Garrido García
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.

Vicente Martí Centelles
PhD from the Jaume I University and member of the IDM.

Silvia Rodríguez Nuévalos.
PhD in Chemistry from the UV and member of the IDM.

Pau Arroyo Máñez
PhD, full professor at the Department of Organic Chemistry of the UV and member of the IDM.

Beatriz Lozano Torres
PhD in Chemistry from the UPV and member of the IDM.