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RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
Research collaborations with dental & surgical schools
We co-fund and co-design clinical research on ergonomics, instrument fatigue, surgical precision, and color-coded workflows with dental and surgical institutions worldwide. Bring the question — we bring the instruments and the partnership.
WHY PARTNER WITH US
Research that translates to the operating room and chair
We are a dental and surgical instrument manufacturer with a clinical-research bias. Every product we ship has been clinically evaluated; every project we co-fund has to translate to better patient outcomes and reduced practitioner fatigue.
AREAS OF INTEREST
What we'd love to fund
Specific clinical, surgical, and translational research areas where we are actively looking for academic partners.
E
Ergonomics & RSI Prevention
Quantifying handle geometry, weight, grip diameter, and silicone vs steel against EMG, posture, and self-reported fatigue across long dental and surgical sessions.
S
Edge Retention & Sharpening
Comparative studies of cryogenic-treated steel vs standard surgical steel — edge stability, micro-serration durability, sharpening cycles, and instrument lifespan in high-precision surgical tools.
C
Color-Coded & Tray Workflows
Operatory and OR efficiency, sterilization reprocessing speed, error-rate reduction, and traceability when color-coded dental and surgical tray systems are introduced.
M
Modular Tip Systems
Cost-of-ownership, environmental impact, and clinical performance of modular tip systems vs traditional single-piece dental and surgical instruments.
P
Periodontal & Micro-Surgical Outcomes
Hand-instrument vs ultrasonic techniques, tissue trauma, tactile feedback in micro-surgery, and peri-implant maintenance with specialized titanium instruments.
D
Clinical & Surgical Education
How instrument quality and tactile precision on day one of training affect clinical confidence, technique acquisition, and long-term ergonomic habits.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
What each side brings
Research collaboration is a two-way exchange. Here's what's typically on the table.
What you (the institution) bring
- Clinical & surgical research expertise & methodology
- Access to patients, students, surgical residents & faculty
- Ethical / IRB approval pathway
- Publication & peer-review credibility
- Specific clinical, periodontal, or surgical research question
- Lab space and EMG / ergonomic measurement equipment
What we bring
- Dental & surgical instruments / specimens at no charge
- Technical specifications, IFU, and metallurgical/engineering data
- Partial research-grant funding (case-by-case)
- Manufacturing access for custom prototype variants
- Industry liaison & co-author support
- Reasonable promotion of published findings
FROM IDEA TO PUBLICATION
How a collaboration starts
A typical timeline from first email to study kick-off is 4–8 weeks.
1
Initial outreach
Email info@sheroski.se with a brief project outline (1–2 pages): research question, hypothesis, methodology, dental/surgical instruments needed, timeline, requested support.
2
30-minute call
We’ll respond within 48 hours and book a video call with our clinical advisory contact. This is where we test scientific fit and resource fit.
3
Letter of intent
If we're aligned, we issue a non-binding LOI specifying instruments to be supplied, partial funding, IP ownership, publication terms, and timeline.
4
Formal agreement
Standard research-collaboration agreement. Independent ethics / IRB approval is the institution's responsibility; we provide documentation needed for submission.
5
Study kick-off
Instruments and prototype variants are shipped at our cost. Our clinical advisory contact is available for engineering questions throughout the study.
6
Publication & dissemination
Findings are owned by the investigating team. We are acknowledged where appropriate. We'll proudly share the publication and translate it for clinical and surgical audiences.
Have a project in mind?
Send a 1–2 page outline to info@sheroski.se. We respond within 48 hours and book a 30-minute call within the same week.
Email research enquiry