Purpose
Track candidate laboratories for the External Layer-0 feasibility route.
This issue converts the public START HERE route into a bounded execution tracker for identifying, reviewing, contacting, and prioritizing external laboratories that may be suitable for a narrow Layer-0 mini-pilot or feasibility discussion.
This issue is for outreach tracking only.
This issue does not create Sal-Meter validation.
This issue does not create CAIS compliance.
This issue does not create certification.
This issue does not create device readiness.
This issue does not create production readiness.
This issue does not create clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, counseling, or surveillance status.
This issue does not open a public competition.
This issue does not authorize public claims by candidate labs.
Route basis
This issue follows the current START HERE route:
- External Layer-0 feasibility inquiry
- chemistry-first external feasibility support
- not SICS Internal Phase 0
- not Phase 1
- not Sal-Meter validation
- not CAIS compliance
- not certification
- not device designation
- not clinical status
- not diagnostic status
Core question:
Can iodine redox / thiol-interface behavior produce stable, repeatable, auditable signal behavior under bounded feasibility conditions?
Candidate lab fit criteria
Candidate labs should have credible experience in one or more of the following:
- electrochemistry
- biosensors
- redox chemistry
- gold-electrode interface work
- iodine / iodide / triiodide electrochemistry
- thiol / disulfide chemistry
- GSH / GSSG perturbation systems
- OCP / CV / DPV / SWV / EIS measurement
- drift control
- repeatability testing
- blank / control design
- raw electrochemical data export
- metadata discipline
- feasibility study reporting
Preferred candidate profile:
A lab that can run a narrow 4–8 week feasibility study with raw electrochemical traces, controlled perturbation conditions, repeated runs, blank/control records, drift table, protocol notes, and a short technical recommendation.
Candidate lab tracker
Use the table below for candidate tracking.
| # |
Lab / PI / Group |
Institution / Company |
Country |
Fit area |
Evidence link |
Contact status |
Technical fit |
Boundary risk |
Next action |
| 1 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
Not contacted |
TBD |
TBD |
Identify candidate |
| 2 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
Not contacted |
TBD |
TBD |
Identify candidate |
| 3 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
Not contacted |
TBD |
TBD |
Identify candidate |
| 4 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
Not contacted |
TBD |
TBD |
Identify candidate |
| 5 |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
TBD |
Not contacted |
TBD |
TBD |
Identify candidate |
Contact status options:
Not contacted
Shortlisted
Email drafted
Email sent
No response
Response received
Meeting requested
Meeting scheduled
Meeting completed
SOW candidate
Hold
Rejected
Technical fit options:
Boundary risk options:
First outreach message requirements
Any first email must remain bounded.
The first outreach message should state:
- this is a research-stage feasibility inquiry;
- the scope is External Layer-0 only;
- the initial focus is iodine redox / thiol-interface feasibility;
- the expected output is bounded feasibility evidence, not validation;
- raw electrochemical traces and metadata discipline are expected;
- no clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, or surveillance claim is being made;
- no Sal-Meter validation or CAIS compliance is being granted;
- no public statement may be made without approved boundary language.
The first outreach message must not state or imply:
- validated Sal-Meter;
- CAIS-compliant device;
- clinical device;
- diagnostic tool;
- therapeutic system;
- certified system;
- production readiness;
- public competition opening;
- human-state measurement proof;
- consciousness proof;
- successful validation.
Initial technical question set
Candidate labs should be evaluated using these questions:
- Can the lab run gold-electrode iodine / KI electrochemical measurements?
- Can the lab measure OCP, CV, DPV, SWV, or EIS?
- Can the lab test iodine redox response under mild redox perturbation?
- Can the lab test GSH / GSSG or thiol/disulfide-related perturbation?
- Can the lab run blank and control conditions?
- Can the lab repeat same-day runs for directional consistency?
- Can the lab report drift, noise, and repeatability?
- Can the lab export raw electrochemical data?
- Can the lab maintain protocol notes and metadata?
- Can the lab deliver a short technical recommendation after feasibility testing?
Mini-pilot deliverable expectation
A candidate Layer-0 mini-pilot should be expected to provide, at minimum:
- raw OCP / CV / DPV / SWV / EIS traces where applicable;
- protocol notes;
- reagent / buffer / electrode notes;
- perturbation condition records;
- blank and control records;
- repeatability summary;
- drift table;
- noise / baseline stability notes;
- anomalies / failure notes;
- summary of whether a next-step feasibility path is justified.
This issue does not approve a mini-pilot by itself.
A separate SOW / agreement / internal approval is required before any paid work begins.
Public / private boundary
Public GitHub may contain:
- candidate tracking structure;
- generic criteria;
- non-confidential route description;
- public links;
- bounded status notes;
- non-sensitive summary decisions.
Public GitHub must not contain:
- private emails;
- private quotes from candidate labs;
- confidential technical proposals;
- pricing details;
- personal contact details not already public;
- unpublished experimental data;
- raw electrochemical data from paid work;
- contract drafts;
- legal terms;
- sensitive IP discussion;
- candidate rejection details that could harm reputation.
Private materials should go to the controlled-access data room, not this public issue.
Decision categories
Each candidate should eventually be placed into one of the following categories:
A — Strong candidate for first technical meeting
B — Possible candidate; needs additional review
C — Hold; insufficient fit or unclear capability
D — Reject; not appropriate for Layer-0
E — Future contact only
Completion condition
This issue is complete when:
Final boundary
This issue is a candidate lab outreach tracker only.
It is not validation.
It is not certification.
It is not Sal-Meter.
It is not CAIS compliance.
It is not device readiness.
It is not production readiness.
It is not production authority.
It does not create a DOI.
It does not open a public competition.
It does not authorize any public claim by an external lab.
The repository remains a public technical helper and implementation index.
Canonical authority remains fixed in DOI / OSF records and the Salpida Foundation public routing structure.
Purpose
Track candidate laboratories for the External Layer-0 feasibility route.
This issue converts the public START HERE route into a bounded execution tracker for identifying, reviewing, contacting, and prioritizing external laboratories that may be suitable for a narrow Layer-0 mini-pilot or feasibility discussion.
This issue is for outreach tracking only.
This issue does not create Sal-Meter validation.
This issue does not create CAIS compliance.
This issue does not create certification.
This issue does not create device readiness.
This issue does not create production readiness.
This issue does not create clinical, diagnostic, therapeutic, counseling, or surveillance status.
This issue does not open a public competition.
This issue does not authorize public claims by candidate labs.
Route basis
This issue follows the current START HERE route:
Core question:
Candidate lab fit criteria
Candidate labs should have credible experience in one or more of the following:
Preferred candidate profile:
Candidate lab tracker
Use the table below for candidate tracking.
Contact status options:
Technical fit options:
Boundary risk options:
First outreach message requirements
Any first email must remain bounded.
The first outreach message should state:
The first outreach message must not state or imply:
Initial technical question set
Candidate labs should be evaluated using these questions:
Mini-pilot deliverable expectation
A candidate Layer-0 mini-pilot should be expected to provide, at minimum:
This issue does not approve a mini-pilot by itself.
A separate SOW / agreement / internal approval is required before any paid work begins.
Public / private boundary
Public GitHub may contain:
Public GitHub must not contain:
Private materials should go to the controlled-access data room, not this public issue.
Decision categories
Each candidate should eventually be placed into one of the following categories:
Completion condition
This issue is complete when:
Final boundary
This issue is a candidate lab outreach tracker only.
It is not validation.
It is not certification.
It is not Sal-Meter.
It is not CAIS compliance.
It is not device readiness.
It is not production readiness.
It is not production authority.
It does not create a DOI.
It does not open a public competition.
It does not authorize any public claim by an external lab.
The repository remains a public technical helper and implementation index.
Canonical authority remains fixed in DOI / OSF records and the Salpida Foundation public routing structure.