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Epigem and Dolomite join forces
The two companies join forces in the areas of product design and development leveraging specialist capabilities of each corporation, with design and hardware based activities carried out by Dolomite, and polymer process-based manufacturing carried out by Epigem. Epigem, a polymer micro ...

 
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Silicon Microfluidics: Myth or Reality?
Are there biological applications where silicon's added value would justify a higher consumer price?...

> Archived webcast: How are CCD, CMOS and a-Si ...
 
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Steady growth and technology inflections open opportunities for medical image sensors
CMOS and emerging technologies will help drive sales of image sensors for x-ray equipment and endoscopes to $100 million by 2017....

Source: MEMS Trends January - Powered by Yole Développement

 
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Cepheid cutting edge molecular diagnostics platform
The molecular diagnostics market is currently estimated to grow within the next three years to more than 4 billion dollars, representing the number one growth segment in the in vitro diagnostic market, according to David Persing, M.D., Ph.D., executive vice-president, chief medical & technology officer, Cepheid. “In fact, one of the main drivers of the current market is our technology platform,...
 
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Market & Technology Trends for Microfluidic Applications - Focus on Point-Of-Care Applications
Feel free to download Benjamin Roussel's presentation held at BIOtech Japan 2013 ... ...
 
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Lab-on-a-Chip World Congress
The Lab-on-a-Chip World Congress will bring together leaders from both academia and industry to discuss innovative developments in this exciting field, with presentations exploring the latest advances in microfluidics and microfabrication. Attention will also be given to some of the many applications of Labs-on-Chips, from the enhancement of life science research, to taking diagnostics to the ...
 
 
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Biophotonics Market
Life sciences & health applications are driving biophotonics market growth. New technologies based on photon interaction with tissues will expand the biophotonics market from $23B in 2012 to $36B by 2017!...
 
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May 22nd 2013
Not only the number of exhibitors increased by more than 20% from ...

May 18th 2013
Pacific Biosciences of California, Inc., (Nasdaq:PACB), provider of the PacBio® RS ...

May 18th 2013
- Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation Provides Distribution Network to Market the ...

May 7th 2013
A handheld diagnostic device that Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) investigators ...

May 3rd 2013
Proteus Digital Health, Inc announced today that the company has completed a second ...

May 3rd 2013
Jawbone has just announced that it will acquire Pittsburgh, PA-based BodyMedia, a maker...

April 30th 2013
RainDance CEO Roopom Banerjee said, "due to accelerating growth and customer ...

April 29th 2013
Microfluidic devices allow microelectronic engineers to replicate the capabilities of ...

April 29th 2013
Firefly is expected to quickly process human and agricultural samples to provide ...

April 25th 2013
This feat of miniaturization has many potential applications, including monitoring ...

April 24th 2013
The technology features proprietary software, electronics, sensors and optics that can ...

April 23rd 2013
At BIOtech 2013 Japan (Asia’s LARGEST bio event taking place ...

April 16th 2013
This revolutionary optical biosensor diagnostics device was developed by top ...

April 6th 2013
But it's been difficult for engineers to make powerful enough systems to accomplish ...


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