Our Core Values
IMMY's core values shape our leadership's strategic direction and set the standard for how we operate. Employees are expected to uphold these values in their daily work, conducting business with integrity, ethics, and a commitment to excellence.
Humble
We embrace feedback and recognize areas for growth. We hold ourselves accountable, learning from mistakes to foster continuous improvement. We express gratitude and prioritize collective success over individual recognition. Everyone is treated with dignity, creating an environment of mutual respect and learning.
Driven
Motivated by a growth mindset, we proactively tackle challenges and seek innovative solutions. We are unafraid to challenge the status quo and envision a better future. With a strong work ethic, persistence, and resilience, we operate with urgency, propelling us toward excellence in everything we do.
Collaborative
We actively engage in group discussions, share expertise, and value diverse perspectives to make informed decisions. We foster trust, build positive relationships, encourage growth, and remain committed to shared goals with a positive mindset. Collaboration drives us to overcome challenges together.
“ I am chief of mycology lab at HC/UFPR. We haved used CrAg LFA and Aspergillus LFA for more than 4 years with excellent performance. We are the reference for diagnosis and treatment of cryptococcosis in our state, therefore we want use CrAgSQ as well. IMMY provides robust tests for diagnosis of fungal infections. ”
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“ At the Special Mycology Laboratory at UNIFESP, led by Dr. Arnaldo Lopes Colombo, we participated in a multi-centric pilot project focused on evaluating lateral flow assays for the rapid detection of Invasive Aspergillosis. This initiative provided valuable insights into the potential for enhancing early diagnosis and treatment outcomes in clinical mycology.
As a researcher specializing in filamentous fungi, particularly from the genera Aspergillus and Fusarium, as well as the order Mucorales, my work is deeply aligned with the advancement of diagnostic tools for fungal infections. Therefore, maintaining close collaboration with IMMY studies is crucial for staying at the forefront of innovation in fungal diagnostics and improving patient care in this field. ”
