CORONADX is an EU funded project that aims at developing rapid instruments for on-site and quick diagnosis of coronavirus, improving epidemic preparedness, public health & socio-economic benefits. CORONADX will deliver three complementary diagnostic tools, including one point-of-care diagnostic that can be used with minimal training:- PATHAG: simple handheld instrument using specially designed antibodies to detect the presence of coronavirus in the sample. The result will be available in less than 1 minute- PATHPOD: portable instrument containing specially designed microchips, called lab-on-a-chip. The sample is placed on the chip, which analyses by measuring the biological reactions, and the result is available on computer or tablet in 30 minutes- PATHLOCK: quick diagnostic test designed for use outside hospitals with minimum of equipment or sample treatment requirements. The result is ready in under an hourCORONADX commenced in April 2020 and will run until April 2023. The project is coordinated by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) and run by a consortium including eight partners at the forefront of detection technology research and worldwide (Austria, China, Denmark, Italy and Sweden).The project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101003562.