Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. announced the acquisition of Massachusetts-based Cohesive Technologies Inc., a manufacturer of advanced TLX turbulent flow sample extraction and liquid chromatography products.
Looking to fill in its line of equipment focused on cell-based assays, Perkin Elmer Inc. announced late last year the acquisition of Evotec AG’s subsidiary Evotec Technologies.
Following close on the heels of the announcement that it had acquired new instrumentation and software lines through its buyout of Evotec Technologeis, PerkinElmer announced in late December its intent to also acquire Euroscreen Products S.A.
DMetrix Inc., the developer of ultra-rapid, array-microscope digital imaging systems, announced that it has formed a partnership with Definiens AG, based in Munich, Germany. Their goal is to accelerate the development of a system that will provide completely automated digital pathology
TUCSON, Ariz.—DMetrix Inc., the developer of ultra-rapid, array-microscope digital imaging systems, announced that it has formed a partnership with Definiens AG, based in Munich, Germany. Their goal is to accelerate the development of a system that will provide completely automated digital pathology.
Inspired by the open source software movement and the open sharing of knowledge and discoveries that occurred during the Human Genome Project, Brian Pollock and Troy Moore founded Huntsville, Ala.-based Open Biosystems in 2001
Inspired by the open source software movement and the open sharing of knowledge and discoveries that occurred during the Human Genome Project, Brian Pollock and Troy Moore founded Huntsville, Ala.-based Open Biosystems in 2001
WATERTOWN, Mass.—Enanta Pharmaceuticals and Abbott announced in early December a worldwide agreement for the research, development and commercialization of hepatitis C virus (HCV) NS3 and NS3/4A protease inhibitors.
Guiildford, U.K.-based software developer IDBS is probably best known in the industry for its suite of drug discovery software products called ActivityBase.
MUNICH, Germany—Having operated on a decentralized basis with their library information services until now, the Max Planck Society recently entered into an agreement with Amsterdam-based scientific publisher Elsevier.
CRAIGAVON, Northern Ireland—Almac Group announced recently a decision to license St. Joseph, Mich.-based GeneGo’s flagship data mining suite, MetaCore, for use by its Almac Diagnostics division.
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