20 mei 2021 – Auteur: Marc van Bijsterveldt voor ZonMw    Project:  Cold plasma: opportunities for people with wound infections   
Investigator:  Dr. ir. Bouke Boekema, Association of Dutch Burn Centres (ADBC) 
Term:  2014 – 2019 
Funding:  Dutch Burns Foundation 

DTW Talks – Starting and growing in Med Tech. Recently Bas Zeper, CEO and founder of Plasmacure was a guest at DTW Talks. On the basis of an impressive example he speaks about positive results of PLASOMA cold plasma treatment on healing of chronic wounds.

Author: Diabetes Fonds, published in ‘Dialoog’, magazine 1 – 2021. You bump your foot, a wound occurs. With diabetes this means double bad luck: wounds heal slower and bacteria have free rein.

We are proud that Plasmacure’s CEO Bas Zeper is one of the selected 6 people that are in the focus of a documentary, Home of… by Brainport Eindhoven. In the documentary that explores how these people see success of Brainport region,

December 2nd 2020 – Author: Corine Spaans, published by Brainport Development. Chronic wounds mainly occur among the elderly. The treatment is fragmented and expensive. There are no specialists like the oncologist for cancer or the internist for diabetes.

It is wonderful that the EIC Accelerator Grant has been awarded. This enables us to develop a large clinical study to demonstrate the positive effect on the healing of the main types of chronic wounds.

January 29th 2020 – Author: Kim van Baal, Health Valley Netherlands. Winner of the preliminary round in the province of Gelderland of the National Healthcare Innovation Award 2020 is: PLASOMA by Plasmacure.

We are excited that Plasmacure is among 50 innovative Dutch companies selected for the trade mission* at CES – Consumer Electronics Show. At CES Unveiled on October 17th 2019 the announcement of the selected companies was honored by the participation of His Royal Highness Constantijn van Oranje-Nassau,

This video shows how the patented and user-friendly cold plasma device, PLASOMA, works. The device brings cold plasma directly in the wound for treatment of hard-to-heal wounds.