Harvard Bioscience

Data Sciences International, Inc. is a biomedical research company specializing in systems physiology and pharmacology. Based in St. Paul, Minnesota, the company provides a range of telemetry devices, instrumentation, and software designed for physiological monitoring. Its product portfolio includes wireless solutions such as implantable telemetry transmitters and Bluetooth-enabled external devices that monitor various physiological parameters like ECG, blood pressure, and activity in freely moving animals. Additionally, DSI offers software platforms for data acquisition and analysis, as well as respiratory solutions, implantable glucose monitors, and infusion pumps tailored for laboratory animals. The company serves diverse sectors, including pharmaceuticals, academia, government, and biotechnology, and provides services such as validation, technical training, and surgical training related to its devices. Founded in 1984, DSI has established itself as a leader in physiologic monitoring, helping advance scientific research across multiple fields.

HEKA has designed and manufactured sophisticated instrumentation and software for biomedical and Industrial research applications. Through the years HEKA has achieved an unparalleled reputation for precision and quality. Most medical, pharmaceutical and industrial research facilities world-wide rely on HEKA ingenuity for their discoveries.

Multi Channel Systems MCS GmbH, founded in 1996 and based in Reutlingen, Germany, specializes in the development of precise scientific measurement instruments for electrophysiology. The company serves research groups at universities and the pharmaceutical industry, offering modular products that can be tailored to specific experimental requirements. MCS's equipment is designed for flexibility and efficiency, ensuring it fits within compact laboratory environments while meeting the diverse needs of its global clientele.

Triangle BioSystems, based in Durham, North Carolina, specializes in developing neural interfacing technologies for scientific research. The company provides a range of neurological research equipment designed for brain and nerve monitoring, recording, and stimulation applications. Triangle BioSystems prioritizes understanding the specific needs of its clients, ensuring that scientists are equipped with optimal laboratory setups tailored to their research requirements. This customer-centric approach distinguishes the company in the competitive landscape of neural interfacing solutions.

AHN Biotechnologie GmbH specializes in the manufacture of disposable laboratory plastic articles, focusing on products essential for molecular biology, biochemistry, and pharmaceutical research. Founded in 1999 and based in Nordhausen, Germany, the company produces a wide range of items, including precision pipette tips, filter tips, digital micropipettes, micro and centrifuge tubes, filter microplates, and kits for DNA and RNA purification. Their product offerings also include deep-well microplates, ultrafiltration plates, and spin column systems. AHN Biotechnologie's manufacturing processes adhere to stringent cleanliness standards, ensuring that their products are free from contaminants such as DNase, RNase, ATP, and pyrogens. The company operates a high-tech manufacturing facility designed to meet the rigorous demands of research and routine applications in various scientific fields. As of 2016, AHN Biotechnologie operates as a subsidiary of Capp ApS.

CMA Microdialysis - Preclinical Business provides specialized tools for biological research.

Coulbourn Instruments, based in the Lehigh Valley, has over 35 years of experience as a leader in designing, manufacturing, and marketing laboratory instrumentation for the life sciences sector. The company's products, known for their flexibility, durability, and ease of use, are widely utilized in the pharmaceutical industry as well as in university and independent research laboratories around the globe. Coulbourn specializes in behavioral measurement products, which encompass modular instruments, altimetric devices, analgesia systems, syringe pumps, and sensory motors, catering to the diverse needs of scientific research and innovation.

Denville Scientific Inc. is a provider of life science equipment and consumables, focusing on products essential for research laboratories. Founded in 1979 and based in Holliston, Massachusetts, the company offers a wide range of products including centrifuges, electrophoresis equipment, thermal cycling devices, and various molecular biology supplies, such as kits and reagents. Additionally, Denville supplies general lab equipment and consumables, pipetting systems, sample storage solutions, and surgical instruments. The company distributes its products through a network of distributors in the United States and internationally, as well as through its online store. Denville Scientific operates as a subsidiary of Thomas Scientific, Inc.

Panlab S.L.U is a prominent manufacturer and software developer focused on products and systems for life science animal research. The company is recognized for its expertise in neuroscience research and offers a diverse array of solutions aimed at studying behavior and physiology in small laboratory animals. Panlab's commitment to advancing scientific understanding in this field has established it as a leading name in the industry.

KD Scientific Inc. provides liquid handling products for automated delivery of fluids and gas in the laboratory environments. The company offers infusion/withdrawal syringe, liter syringe, continuous flow syringe, high pressure syringe, programmable syringe, OEM syringe, peristaltic syringe, and stereotaxic syringe pumps, as well as pump systems, and evaporators and concentrators. It also provides accessories/parts, such as valve boxes, tubing, and syringes, as well as software.

Amersham Biosciences - Hoefer 1-D Electrophoresis Business provides one-dimensional electrophoresis business.

BioRobotics designs, develops, manufactures, and distributes life science instrumentation for DNA microarray manufacturing and colony picking. The Company's products include MicroGrids, Ultrasonic Baths, and BioPicks.

Genomic Solutions designs, develops, and manufactures genomic and proteomic instrumentation, software, consumables, and services. The company offers cell based assays, arraying/plate printing products, micro/macro /protein array products, drug discovery products, assay assembly products, DNA/RNA synthesis products, and sequencing products. The company also provides instruments, such as gene machines, proteomic systems, and dispensing systems, as well as HT Analyzer and HT Analyzer evolution software. In addition, it offers consumables and OEM parts.

Walden Precision Apparatus is designs, manufactures and markets a line of low-cost diode-array spectrophotometers.

Genetronics Biomedical - BTX Division provides electroporation and electrofusion devices used in research laboratories.

International Market Supply designs, manufactures, and markets anesthesia and other respiration products, and related consumables. It has strong access to the UK pharmaceutical industry, marketing through a direct sales force in the UK and through distributors in the rest of the world.

Union Biometrica, established in 1998, specializes in the development, manufacture, and distribution of high-throughput systems designed for the analysis and sorting of large and delicate particles ranging from 10 to 1,500 microns. These advanced systems cater to a variety of applications, including the automated screening of fragile large cells and cell clusters, viable multicellular model organisms, and other large samples such as beads, seeds, and certain fungi. By enabling the analysis of objects that exceed the capabilities of traditional flow cytometers, Union Biometrica supports research in areas such as cell biology and genetics, providing essential tools for scientists working with complex biological samples.

Warner Instruments is a prominent company based in Hamden, Connecticut, specializing in the design, manufacture, and marketing of products for cell and tissue electro-physiology research. The company focuses on the needs of the electrophysiological, cellular, and neurological sciences, providing a diverse range of biomedical devices and related products. Founded by Burt Warner and Vic Pantani, who continue to lead the company as President and Director of Engineering, Warner Instruments employs 26 individuals dedicated to advancing research in these critical scientific fields.

AmiKa is a proteomics company, that develops products and kits for biological preparation and purification based on novel dialysis, pipette tip coatings and spin column technologies.

Hugo Sachs is the market leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of perfusion systems including associated hardware and software products primarily used in pharmacology, cardiology and physiology for the testing of new drugs.

Clark Electromedical Instruments manufactures micro-pipettes and micro-electrodes used primarily in intracellular research. Additionally, Clark Electromedical Instruments is the European distributor for Warner Instruments Corporation and David Kopf Instruments.

Biochrom specializes in designing and manufacturing scientific instruments for clinical, life science, and industrial markets. Their product range includes UV/Vis spectrophotometers, amino acid analyzers, compact spectrophotometers, colorimeters, and microplate readers and washers. Additionally, Biochrom offers the EZ Nin Reagent for ion exchange chromatography systems and provides services like technical support, repairs, maintenance, calibration, and upgrades. Their clientele includes scientists, doctors, and technicians in hospitals and laboratories, catering to their research and analytical needs.