News:Life Science Industry Awards 2019: Innovation
HAPPENING NEXT WEEK
Since 2002, the Life Science Industry Awards recognize the innovative manufacturers of the “tools of science” that help advance biological research and drug discovery. Traditionally, the Life Science Industry Awards have been a bi-annual event where thousands of life scientists nominate and vote for the best performing supplier in 10 distinct customer support, service and communications categories.
This year, the Life Science Industry Awards have expanded to include three new categories to recognize the most innovative new products released this year.
The winners of the new Life Science Industry Awards – Innovation will be announced via a webinar on November 20th, 2019.
New Release: Company Market Shares 2019: Competitive Profiles of Leading Instrument Suppliers
SDi has long since monitored the global analytical instrument market, publishing market segmentations and shares on the numerous technologies covered in the Global Assessment Report. As of 2018, it is interesting to note that the top ten suppliers in this market cover about half of total sales in the industry.
For SDi’s latest publication, Company Market Shares 2019: Competitive Profiles of Leading Instrument Suppliers, we explore the instrumentation market through the lens of the top suppliers rather than the technologies. The report presents a competitive analysis of 17 of the top suppliers in 2018, providing market share performance over the past five years for numerous lab technology categories.
Tool Kit: RateMyProduct
We recently hosted a webinar demonstrating how RateMyProduct works, its ease-of-use, benefits, the timeline, and the reporting you will receive. RateMyProduct enables life science marketing and product managers to test their new product ideas against a database of norms created from other products evaluated and obtain critical insights at a low cost.
Blog: Same–Day NGS Cancer Testing, New Liquid Bx, DNA/RNA Combos Among Developments at AMP 2019
Molecular vendors met in Baltimore at the Association for Molecular Pathology meeting in Baltimore Wednesday for pre-convention corporate workshops and presentations. Not surprisingly, some news was made. Several vendors presented new solutions to chip away at result times. Thermo Fisher Scientific launched its Ion Torrent Genexus System, an integrated next-generation sequencing (NGS) platform featuring an automated specimen-to-report workflow that delivers results in a single day.
Trending from Instrument Business Outlook: New Report Lays out R&D Priorities and Alternatives for a Post-Brexit UK
Earlier this month, the UK government’s Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy released a report outlining what it called a “new vision” for the UK’s research base, as well as potential priorities and alternatives for science, research and innovation in the event that UK’s association with Horizon Europe is severed through Brexit. The report was commissioned by…
The Science Advisory Board Highlights: Genomic Breakthrough in Malaria Research
An international consortium of researchers from the Institute of Cell Biology (ICB) at the University of Bern and Umeå University in Sweden conducted a genome-wide deletion study to determine genes that are required for malaria parasite transmission. The results were presented in Cell on November 14.
Malaria, a deadly infectious disease transmitted by the bite of mosquitoes infected with Plasmodium, affects more than 400,000 people worldwide, despite biomedical advances…
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