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A guide to the top-rated life science companies of 2011, presented by BioInformatics LLC. The awards were handed out on November 15, 2011, at an awards gala in Washington, DC. Life Technologies was the big winner, taking home 7 awards. Other multiple award-winners were GE Healthcare Life Sciences, BD Biosciences, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Cell Signaling Technology, […]November 2011 | BioInformatics Inc. | 41 Pages- A market research report designed for NGS suppliers—based on a 46-question survey taken by 583 scientists who currently use or plan to use the technology.October 2011 | BioInformatics Inc. | 165 Pages
- Primary research on lab equipment brands. Covers recognition, popularity, relevance, differentiation, and loyalty. In-depth analysis on 22 major suppliers.June 2011 | BioInformatics Inc. | 242 Pages
- Market research designed to quantify customer opinions on laboratory supplier service departments, based on a 53-question survey taken by 1,099 scientists.April 2011 | BioInformatics Inc. | 200 Pages
- Primary market research on the digital habits of scientists, based on a 43-question survey taken by 935 academic, government and industrial scientists.February 2011 | BioInformatics Inc. | 172 Pages
- Primary research report on the genetic analysis market. This study looks at microarrays, sequencing, real-time PCR, genotyping, GWAS, CNV analysis, and more.December 2010 | BioInformatics Inc. | 193 Pages
- Primary market research on the outlook for lab techniques like protein extraction/characterization, gel electrophoresis, HPLC, NMR, and mass spectrometry.November 2010 | BioInformatics Inc. | 180 Pages
- Primary market research study based on a 55-question survey taken by 436 scientists who currently use RNAi products (siRNA, shRNA and/or miRNA).October 2010 | BioInformatics Inc. | 175 Pages
- Primary research on the US preclinical CRO market, with insights to purchasing (laboratory instruments and consumables), outsourcing, research needs, and more.March 2010 | BioInformatics Inc. | 207 Pages
