Reset MapTechnology Center of New Jersey 675 US Highway One North Brunswick, NJ 089023D Biotek provides in vitro 3D models, 3D insert scaffolds and 3D Perfusion Bioreactor System for research in drug discovery, stem cell research, tissue engineering and medical device applications. The latest product, 3D Cell Expansion System, enables large-scale stem cell expansion (500M) for bio-banking, stem cell therapy and protein production for cosmetic industry.
33 Technology drive Suite 1B Warren, NJ, 07059 United States3D Biotek provides in vitro 3D models, 3D insert scaffolds and 3D Perfusion Bioreactor System for research in drug discovery, stem cell research, tissue engineering and medical device applications. The latest product, 3D Cell Expansion System, enables large-scale stem cell expansion (500M) for bio-banking, stem cell therapy and protein production for cosmetic industry.
783 Hardgrove Rd Bridgewater, NJ, 08807 1814 United States9 Labs is a software organisation that builds SaaS applications for Pharmaceutical & Biotech organisations.
400 College Rd East Princeton, New Jersey 08540Abbott Laboratories offers contract manufacturing and API synthesis services.
126 Corporate Blvd South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAbHelix is an early-stage therapeutic antibody discovery company dedicated to harnessing the power of genomics to discover innovative immunotherapeutics. Leveraging cutting-edge genomics platform technologies to comprehensively and cost-effectively sequence profile the human immune repertoire, we aim to identify therapeutic antibodies directly evolved within the human immune system. The current AbHelix team consists of passionate researchers with deep genomics expertise and extensive business experience, guided by experienced advisors and successful entrepreneurs/investors.
126 Corporate Boulevard South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAbHelix is an early-stage therapeutic antibody discovery company dedicated to harnessing the power of genomics to discover innovative immunotherapeutics. Leveraging cutting-edge genomics platform technologies to comprehensively and cost-effectively sequence profile the human immune repertoire, we aim to identify therapeutic antibodies directly evolved within the human immune system. The current AbHelix team consists of passionate researchers with deep genomics expertise and extensive business experience, guided by experienced advisors and successful entrepreneurs/investors.
126 Corporate Blvd South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAbHelix is an early-stage therapeutic antibody discovery company dedicated to harnessing the power of genomics to discover innovative immunotherapeutics. Leveraging cutting-edge genomics platform technologies to comprehensively and cost-effectively sequence profile the human immune repertoire, we aim to identify therapeutic antibodies directly evolved within the human immune system. The current AbHelix team consists of passionate researchers with deep genomics expertise and extensive business experience, guided by experienced advisors and successful entrepreneurs/investors.
24 Spielman Rd. Fairfield, NJ 07004ABIC International's broad based experience and knowledge enables us to provide a wide range of consulting, laboratory and engineering services to our clients. Our staff brings over 100 years of cumulative industry experience and expertise to the firm. This is clearly illustrated by the number of patents issued, the articles authored by our staff and associates, and a clientele consisting of over 90% repeat customers. ABIC's extensive capabilities also include international technical business affairs, regulatory compliance programs and litigation support.
3000 Eastpark Blvd. Suite 500A Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesAbovchem was founded by MedChem and CMC veterans to serve the Drug Discovery community. We are a part of BirdoTech Pharma Group and the platform of Catalog Reagent and Compound Management. We have ~160,000 building blocks in our catalog and offer a wide range of chemistry services from Discovery to CMC research and manufacturing. We strive to become your trusted chemistry partner. Our US office is located in sunny San Diego and we warehouse over 45k different research chemicals ready for next day delivery. The AbovChem vision is to help our clients realize maximum value, through our world-class innovation-driven drug discovery and manufacturing service platform. Our mission is to help you identify your next clinical candidates as soon as possible.
10 Bank Street Suite 560 White Plains, NY, 10606 United StatesAbphina is an innovative company in the clinical research industry. Abphina was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in White Plains, NY. Our portfolio of service offerings includes professional medical writing, clinical research management, and regulatory affairs. Abphina will work with you to provide your full end-to-end customizable service to best meet your needs. We will help bring the best solutions to light. Our geographic coverage includes United States, Canada, EU, China and Australia. Our area of therapeutic expertise includes Cardiovascular Intervention, Diagnostic Imaging, Endoscopy, In Vitro Diagnostics, Women's Health (In vitro Fertilization), Pediatric Devices, Genetic Diseases and Cancer, in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and medical device industries.
10 Bank Street White Plains, NY, 10606 United StatesAbphina is an innovative company in the clinical research industry. Abphina was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in White Plains, NY. Our portfolio of service offerings includes professional medical writing, clinical research management, and regulatory affairs. Abphina will work with you to provide your full end-to-end customizable service to best meet your needs. We will help bring the best solutions to light. Our geographic coverage includes United States, Canada, EU, China and Australia. Our area of therapeutic expertise includes Cardiovascular Intervention, Diagnostic Imaging, Endoscopy, In Vitro Diagnostics, Women's Health (In vitro Fertilization), Pediatric Devices, Genetic Diseases and Cancer, in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical and medical device industries.
277 Fairfield Road Fairfield, NJ, 07004 United StatesAcceGen offers most complete human and animal cell products and cell/molecular biology services for life science researchers worldwide. Our portfolio contains more than 50,000 cell line collections include primary cells, tumor cell lines, transfected stable cell lines, stem cells and immortalized cell lines. We also provide high-quality miRNA agomir/antagomir, nucleic acid kits, enzymes and custom cell/molecular biology services.
Pharmaceutical Development Solutions 30 Westgate Drive, Edison, NJ 08820Accela Sciences offers drug development consultant services.
11 Deerpark Dr, suite 119 Monmouth Jn, NJ, 08852 United StatesAcceleDev Chemical headquartered in Cranbury, New Jersey, founded in 2003, is a custom synthesis company specializing in the design, development, and production of unique small molecules mainly for the pharmaceutical industry. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. About Acceledev Acceledev Chemical LLC, is a privately owned US based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development and commercial scale production facilities located in the US and China. Acceledev offers a comprehensive range of small molecule process chemistry services in support of our Pharmaceutical partner’s API programs that are in the preclinical through commercialization phases. Acceledev’s services include process chemistry design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production within high quality multi-purpose facility sites. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. With a near 20 year highly track record of 1000’s successfully completed R&D projects, Acceledev has earned a strong industry reputation as an organization willing to accept and able to complete any type of highly challenging chemistry. All of this work has generated a compendium of in-house technology and helped fuel the company’s business growth and organizational expansions including a rise to 50 highly skilled/experienced organic process chemists and multiple large commercial China production sites. To learn more about Acceledev, please visit www.acceledev.com AcceleDev Chemical LLC, a global leader in custom synthesis services, proudly announces the opening of its state-of-the-art 5000 square foot R&D and GMP production facility located at 1 Duncan Drive, Cranbury, New Jersey. This significant expansion marks a new chapter in AcceleDev’s mission to provide cutting-edge chemistry solutions and support the development of new medicines. Founded in 2003 by Charlie Lewis, AcceleDev Chemical LLC has been at the forefront of custom synthesis, delivering innovative solutions to pharmaceutical companies worldwide. With this new facility, AcceleDev is set to enhance its capabilities in the R&D and production of early development active ingredients and intermediates, primarily serving the US pharmaceutical market. Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director of AcceleDev Chemical LLC, expressed his excitement about the new facility: “This expansion is a testament to our commitment to innovation and excellence in chemistry. Our new lab in Cranbury not only increases our capacity but also strengthens our ability to support our partners in bringing new medicines to the market efficiently and safely.” Dr. Dave Tschaen, Chief Scientific Officer, who joined AcceleDev after a distinguished career at Merck Pharmaceutical, highlighted the advanced features of the new lab: “Our new facility will be equipped with GMP suites and cutting-edge technology, allowing us to perform high-level R&D and small-scale production under stringent quality standards. This move not only enhances our technical capabilities but also ensures that we continue to meet the expectations of our customers in delivering safe and effective pharmaceutical solutions.” AcceleDev’s decision to move to a larger laboratory space (5000 sq. ft.) in central New Jersey was driven by the need to expand its USA chemistry R&D and GMP small-scale production capabilities. This new space allows AcceleDev to become a higher-level active ingredient small-scale producer, more effectively supporting the introduction of new medicines to the marketplace. The facility’s GMP suites are expected to attract customers to visit, inspect, and approve the site, reinforcing confidence in AcceleDev’s commitment to quality and compliance. The new laboratory space in Central New Jersey features three process development rooms with 8 ft. hoods, an analytical lab, and two isolated GMP suites. This environment will enable AcceleDev to conduct high-quality research and production, ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. AcceleDev Chemical LLC offers a comprehensive range of services. All custom synthesis projects are performed exclusively for customer partners, with rigorous protection of intellectual property and open sharing of new chemistry IP developed during projects. The company offers a broad spectrum of capabilities including full API process route design, development, and scale-up. With significant expertise in producing complex pharmaceutical targets, AcceleDev can perform synthetic routes of any length, from 1 to 20 steps or greater and any scale from mg to MT. The company’s organization includes 70 chemists, with 12 highly experienced PhDs. Primary Pharma FFS & FTE work is conducted at AcceleDev’s Shanghai and New Jersey R&D sites, while scale-up and commercial projects are executed at its Jiangyin and Dalian production sites in China. The US R&D team is small but rapidly growing, comprising 7 chemists, while the Shanghai team includes 40 chemists. About AcceleDev Chemical LLC AcceleDev Chemical LLC is a privately owned, US-based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development, and commercial scale production facilities in the US and China. The company offers a comprehensive range of process chemistry services, including process design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production. AcceleDev supports its partners’ chemistry, manufacturing, and control requirements and provides supplemental supply chain management services. For more information, please contact: Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director Email: Lewis@acceledev.com
1 Duncan Dr Suite 2 Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesAcceleDev Chemical headquartered in Cranbury, New Jersey, founded in 2003, is a custom synthesis company specializing in the design, development, and production of unique small molecules mainly for the pharmaceutical industry. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. About Acceledev Acceledev Chemical LLC, is a privately owned US based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development and commercial scale production facilities located in the US and China. Acceledev offers a comprehensive range of small molecule process chemistry services in support of our Pharmaceutical partner’s API programs that are in the preclinical through commercialization phases. Acceledev’s services include process chemistry design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production within high quality multi-purpose facility sites. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. With a near 20 year highly track record of 1000’s successfully completed R&D projects, Acceledev has earned a strong industry reputation as an organization willing to accept and able to complete any type of highly challenging chemistry. All of this work has generated a compendium of in-house technology and helped fuel the company’s business growth and organizational expansions including a rise to 50 highly skilled/experienced organic process chemists and multiple large commercial China production sites. To learn more about Acceledev, please visit www.acceledev.com AcceleDev Chemical LLC, a global leader in custom synthesis services, proudly announces the opening of its state-of-the-art 5000 square foot R&D and GMP production facility located at 1 Duncan Drive, Cranbury, New Jersey. This significant expansion marks a new chapter in AcceleDev’s mission to provide cutting-edge chemistry solutions and support the development of new medicines. Founded in 2003 by Charlie Lewis, AcceleDev Chemical LLC has been at the forefront of custom synthesis, delivering innovative solutions to pharmaceutical companies worldwide. With this new facility, AcceleDev is set to enhance its capabilities in the R&D and production of early development active ingredients and intermediates, primarily serving the US pharmaceutical market. Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director of AcceleDev Chemical LLC, expressed his excitement about the new facility: “This expansion is a testament to our commitment to innovation and excellence in chemistry. Our new lab in Cranbury not only increases our capacity but also strengthens our ability to support our partners in bringing new medicines to the market efficiently and safely.” Dr. Dave Tschaen, Chief Scientific Officer, who joined AcceleDev after a distinguished career at Merck Pharmaceutical, highlighted the advanced features of the new lab: “Our new facility will be equipped with GMP suites and cutting-edge technology, allowing us to perform high-level R&D and small-scale production under stringent quality standards. This move not only enhances our technical capabilities but also ensures that we continue to meet the expectations of our customers in delivering safe and effective pharmaceutical solutions.” AcceleDev’s decision to move to a larger laboratory space (5000 sq. ft.) in central New Jersey was driven by the need to expand its USA chemistry R&D and GMP small-scale production capabilities. This new space allows AcceleDev to become a higher-level active ingredient small-scale producer, more effectively supporting the introduction of new medicines to the marketplace. The facility’s GMP suites are expected to attract customers to visit, inspect, and approve the site, reinforcing confidence in AcceleDev’s commitment to quality and compliance. The new laboratory space in Central New Jersey features three process development rooms with 8 ft. hoods, an analytical lab, and two isolated GMP suites. This environment will enable AcceleDev to conduct high-quality research and production, ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. AcceleDev Chemical LLC offers a comprehensive range of services. All custom synthesis projects are performed exclusively for customer partners, with rigorous protection of intellectual property and open sharing of new chemistry IP developed during projects. The company offers a broad spectrum of capabilities including full API process route design, development, and scale-up. With significant expertise in producing complex pharmaceutical targets, AcceleDev can perform synthetic routes of any length, from 1 to 20 steps or greater and any scale from mg to MT. The company’s organization includes 70 chemists, with 12 highly experienced PhDs. Primary Pharma FFS & FTE work is conducted at AcceleDev’s Shanghai and New Jersey R&D sites, while scale-up and commercial projects are executed at its Jiangyin and Dalian production sites in China. The US R&D team is small but rapidly growing, comprising 7 chemists, while the Shanghai team includes 40 chemists. About AcceleDev Chemical LLC AcceleDev Chemical LLC is a privately owned, US-based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development, and commercial scale production facilities in the US and China. The company offers a comprehensive range of process chemistry services, including process design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production. AcceleDev supports its partners’ chemistry, manufacturing, and control requirements and provides supplemental supply chain management services. For more information, please contact: Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director Email: Lewis@acceledev.com
PO Box 11232, 21 Matt Drive, Fairfield, NJ 07004, U.S.AcceleDev Chemical headquartered in Cranbury, New Jersey, founded in 2003, is a custom synthesis company specializing in the design, development, and production of unique small molecules mainly for the pharmaceutical industry. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. About Acceledev Acceledev Chemical LLC, is a privately owned US based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development and commercial scale production facilities located in the US and China. Acceledev offers a comprehensive range of small molecule process chemistry services in support of our Pharmaceutical partner’s API programs that are in the preclinical through commercialization phases. Acceledev’s services include process chemistry design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production within high quality multi-purpose facility sites. Acceledev fully supports our partner’s Chemistry, manufacturing and control requirements and provides additional supplemental supply chain management services as well. With a near 20 year highly track record of 1000’s successfully completed R&D projects, Acceledev has earned a strong industry reputation as an organization willing to accept and able to complete any type of highly challenging chemistry. All of this work has generated a compendium of in-house technology and helped fuel the company’s business growth and organizational expansions including a rise to 50 highly skilled/experienced organic process chemists and multiple large commercial China production sites. To learn more about Acceledev, please visit www.acceledev.com AcceleDev Chemical LLC, a global leader in custom synthesis services, proudly announces the opening of its state-of-the-art 5000 square foot R&D and GMP production facility located at 1 Duncan Drive, Cranbury, New Jersey. This significant expansion marks a new chapter in AcceleDev’s mission to provide cutting-edge chemistry solutions and support the development of new medicines. Founded in 2003 by Charlie Lewis, AcceleDev Chemical LLC has been at the forefront of custom synthesis, delivering innovative solutions to pharmaceutical companies worldwide. With this new facility, AcceleDev is set to enhance its capabilities in the R&D and production of early development active ingredients and intermediates, primarily serving the US pharmaceutical market. Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director of AcceleDev Chemical LLC, expressed his excitement about the new facility: “This expansion is a testament to our commitment to innovation and excellence in chemistry. Our new lab in Cranbury not only increases our capacity but also strengthens our ability to support our partners in bringing new medicines to the market efficiently and safely.” Dr. Dave Tschaen, Chief Scientific Officer, who joined AcceleDev after a distinguished career at Merck Pharmaceutical, highlighted the advanced features of the new lab: “Our new facility will be equipped with GMP suites and cutting-edge technology, allowing us to perform high-level R&D and small-scale production under stringent quality standards. This move not only enhances our technical capabilities but also ensures that we continue to meet the expectations of our customers in delivering safe and effective pharmaceutical solutions.” AcceleDev’s decision to move to a larger laboratory space (5000 sq. ft.) in central New Jersey was driven by the need to expand its USA chemistry R&D and GMP small-scale production capabilities. This new space allows AcceleDev to become a higher-level active ingredient small-scale producer, more effectively supporting the introduction of new medicines to the marketplace. The facility’s GMP suites are expected to attract customers to visit, inspect, and approve the site, reinforcing confidence in AcceleDev’s commitment to quality and compliance. The new laboratory space in Central New Jersey features three process development rooms with 8 ft. hoods, an analytical lab, and two isolated GMP suites. This environment will enable AcceleDev to conduct high-quality research and production, ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. AcceleDev Chemical LLC offers a comprehensive range of services. All custom synthesis projects are performed exclusively for customer partners, with rigorous protection of intellectual property and open sharing of new chemistry IP developed during projects. The company offers a broad spectrum of capabilities including full API process route design, development, and scale-up. With significant expertise in producing complex pharmaceutical targets, AcceleDev can perform synthetic routes of any length, from 1 to 20 steps or greater and any scale from mg to MT. The company’s organization includes 70 chemists, with 12 highly experienced PhDs. Primary Pharma FFS & FTE work is conducted at AcceleDev’s Shanghai and New Jersey R&D sites, while scale-up and commercial projects are executed at its Jiangyin and Dalian production sites in China. The US R&D team is small but rapidly growing, comprising 7 chemists, while the Shanghai team includes 40 chemists. About AcceleDev Chemical LLC AcceleDev Chemical LLC is a privately owned, US-based custom synthesis CDMO with small molecule synthetic chemistry research, process development, and commercial scale production facilities in the US and China. The company offers a comprehensive range of process chemistry services, including process design, API process research and development, analytical method development, pilot scale-up, and commercial production. AcceleDev supports its partners’ chemistry, manufacturing, and control requirements and provides supplemental supply chain management services. For more information, please contact: Charlie Lewis, Founder and Managing Director Email: Lewis@acceledev.com
1 Jill Court Hillsborough, NJ, 08844 United StatesacCELLerate develops bioassays and provides assay ready Frozen Instant Cells. Frozen Instant Cells are cryopreserved at a highly functional state and are ready-to-use like a reagent. There is no need to expand or passage the cells before. By using assay ready Frozen Instant Cells, you will gain flexibility to schedule your experiments and increase the reproducibility and reliability of your bioassays. No matter if you are using cell based assays in high-throughput screening, toxicology assessment, clinical stage bioassays or post-marketing lot release.
400 Route 518 Skillman, NJ, 08558 United StatesacCELLerate develops bioassays and provides assay ready Frozen Instant Cells. Frozen Instant Cells are cryopreserved at a highly functional state and are ready-to-use like a reagent. There is no need to expand or passage the cells before. By using assay ready Frozen Instant Cells, you will gain flexibility to schedule your experiments and increase the reproducibility and reliability of your bioassays. No matter if you are using cell based assays in high-throughput screening, toxicology assessment, clinical stage bioassays or post-marketing lot release.
1 Jill Court Building 16, Unit 10 Hillsborough, NJ 08844 USAacCELLerate develops bioassays and provides assay ready Frozen Instant Cells. Frozen Instant Cells are cryopreserved at a highly functional state and are ready-to-use like a reagent. There is no need to expand or passage the cells before. By using assay ready Frozen Instant Cells, you will gain flexibility to schedule your experiments and increase the reproducibility and reliability of your bioassays. No matter if you are using cell based assays in high-throughput screening, toxicology assessment, clinical stage bioassays or post-marketing lot release.
2033 Route 130 Unit H Monmouth Junction NJ 08852Access Bio offers cardiac markers, fertility markers, PCR kits, and infectious disease detection.
South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesAccess Bio offers cardiac markers, fertility markers, PCR kits, and infectious disease detection.
106 Hilltop Drive Trumbull, CT, 06611 United StatesAccess Market Intelligence offers Healthcare Market Intelligence and Research Solutions to our clients. We offer actionable market strategies that enable businesses to adapt to emerging trends, identify opportunities for segment growth, and make the metrics-driven decisions necessary to thrive in today’s uncertain marketplace. AMI’s Specialty Pharmacy Database (SPD) is the first and most comprehensive specialty pharmacy database that includes content relative to all specialty pharmacy stakeholders. This solves the problem of obtaining timely, difficult to obtain business intelligence on specialty pharmacies.
500 College Rd E Princeton, NJ, 08540 6635 United StatesAccurant Biotech is an innovative contract research organization (CRO) specializing in providing analytical science expertise for the clinical and pre-clinical development of new biological drugs. With a strong presence across North America and strategic partnerships with over 250 clients worldwide, including leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, Accurant Biotech plays a pivotal role in advancing the development of novel therapies, contributing to multiple Biologics License Application (BLA) submissions, and supporting hundreds of clinical studies at various stages.
500 College Rd E Princeton, New Jersey, 08540 6635 United StatesAccurant Biotech is an innovative contract research organization (CRO) specializing in providing analytical science expertise for the clinical and pre-clinical development of new biological drugs. With a strong presence across North America and strategic partnerships with over 250 clients worldwide, including leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, Accurant Biotech plays a pivotal role in advancing the development of novel therapies, contributing to multiple Biologics License Application (BLA) submissions, and supporting hundreds of clinical studies at various stages.
259 Prospect Plains Rd, Building H Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesAccurant Biotech is an innovative contract research organization (CRO) specializing in providing analytical science expertise for the clinical and pre-clinical development of new biological drugs. With a strong presence across North America and strategic partnerships with over 250 clients worldwide, including leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, Accurant Biotech plays a pivotal role in advancing the development of novel therapies, contributing to multiple Biologics License Application (BLA) submissions, and supporting hundreds of clinical studies at various stages.
Westbury, NY United StatesAccurate Chemical & Scientific Corporation supplies antibodies, antigens, biocolor kits, cell separation media, and lap equipment.
300 Shames Drive Westbury, NY 11590 USAAccurate Chemical & Scientific Corporation supplies antibodies, antigens, biocolor kits, cell separation media, and lap equipment.
2235 US Highway 130 Dayton, NJ 08810Accutest Research Laboratories offers clinical trials, method development, pharmacokinetic analysis, BA/BE studies, and herbal medicine screening.
201 Route 17 North Rutherford, NJ, 07070 United StatesAccutest Research Laboratories offers clinical trials, method development, pharmacokinetic analysis, BA/BE studies, and herbal medicine screening.
301 N. Harrison Street Suite 413 Princeton, NJ 08540Acentex Scientific, Inc. is a world wide supplier of advanced drug intermediates and specialty chemicals for research use in the pharmaceutical industry and academic institutions. We provide high quality specialty chemicals from milligram to kilograms. We specializes in the synthesis of function dense heterocyclic building blocks and molecule fragments, which are designed to participate in versatile chemical reactions such as coupling, condensations and cycloadditions. In addition, many of our building blocks already bear drug-like properties and may serve as ideal starting points for focused library synthesis. Acentex also provides custom synthesis services, especially focused library synthesis. Our team of scientists has strong background of organic synthesis and most of our colleagues have been working in the industry for more than fifteen years. We keep customer's projects or any related information strictly confidential.
11 Michael St, Jamesburg, NJ 08831, USAAcesys Pharmatech offers custom synthesis, library synthesis, and FTE-based chemistry.
Wheeler Rd Hauppauge, New York, 11788 United StatesAce Therapeutics is a preclinical contract research provider dedicated to offering comprehensive one-stop services. Our expertise spans across various preclinical services, including efficacy testing, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, and biomarker development, to support clients in their research and development efforts.
Wheeler Rd Hauppauge, NY, 11788 United StatesAce Therapeutics is a preclinical contract research provider dedicated to offering comprehensive one-stop services. Our expertise spans across various preclinical services, including efficacy testing, pharmacokinetics, toxicology, and biomarker development, to support clients in their research and development efforts.
4 Tri Harbor Court Port Washington, New York 11050 USAAceto offers marketing, sales and distribution of pharmaceutical intermediates and active ingredients, finished dosage form generics, nutraceutical products, agricultural protection products and specialty chemicals.
Port Washington, NY United StatesAceto offers marketing, sales and distribution of pharmaceutical intermediates and active ingredients, finished dosage form generics, nutraceutical products, agricultural protection products and specialty chemicals.
116 Village Blvd, Suite 311 Princeton, Princeton, NJ, 08540 United States
116 Village Blvd, Suite 311 Princeton, Princeton, NJ , 08540 United States
420 Saw Mill River Road, Ardsley, NY United States 10502Everything we do is aimed at improving the lives Of the millions of people with nervous system disorders who are in need of new therapeutic options. We never forget that these people may include our own family members or friends, and that these are not just diseases to be treated, but people who need help to make their lives, and those of their loved ones, better. In this section, you’ll meet some of the people at Acorda who are taking new approaches to developing medications that provide hope for people with nervous system disorders – and go beyond the walls of the company to improve lives. You’ll also find out how our partnerships and grant program are advancing research and education, and the process for submitting grant requests.
317 Madison Avenue, Suite 1100 New York, NY 1001Acronet offers toxicology, safety pharmacology studies, virus validation, ADME, and phase I clinical trials.
1401 Beaver Dam rd Point Pleasant, , NJ , 08742 United StatesEstablished in 1982 as a fine chemical distributor, ACS Chemical Inc has developed into a customer conscious supplier of high quality chemicals. Our warehouses are located in New Jersey, Missouri, Texas and Canada and operate under the strictest quality standards. When purchasing from ACS Chemical you will receive the best customer service, and quality assured products in the market today. Our facility located in New Jersey is accommodated to do special packaging when needed. Most products are in bulk however we will do our best to offer our customers additional package sizes if needed. All of our employees are committed to quality whether it is receiving, packaging or shipping our products and all customers are given the same attention. Our facilities have the capacity to handle the requests of the largest companies, yet maintain the flexibility to give you the personalized, individual service you need.. Our suppliers are given stringent guidelines that they must follow to be part of our winning team. ACS has its own quality assurance program that must be adhered to for current and future suppliers to offer the best quality products to our customers. Quality is the single most important factor when purchasing fine chemicals and intermediates. That’s why we make quality the number one priority at ACS Chemical. Our professional sales staff is committed to providing overall customer satisfaction in quality, value and service. We take pride in developing close20working relationships with our customers and we offer products and services tailored to meet your individual needs. Our technical support staff is available to answer questions you may have about our products. They are able to access Technical Specifications, Certificates of Analysis and Material Safety Data Sheets all in order to help you. Should you have any special requirements or custom testing needs, our technical support staff is ready to assist you.
1401 Beaver Dam rd Point Pleasant, NJ 08742Established in 1982 as a fine chemical distributor, ACS Chemical Inc has developed into a customer conscious supplier of high quality chemicals. Our warehouses are located in New Jersey, Missouri, Texas and Canada and operate under the strictest quality standards. When purchasing from ACS Chemical you will receive the best customer service, and quality assured products in the market today. Our facility located in New Jersey is accommodated to do special packaging when needed. Most products are in bulk however we will do our best to offer our customers additional package sizes if needed. All of our employees are committed to quality whether it is receiving, packaging or shipping our products and all customers are given the same attention. Our facilities have the capacity to handle the requests of the largest companies, yet maintain the flexibility to give you the personalized, individual service you need.. Our suppliers are given stringent guidelines that they must follow to be part of our winning team. ACS has its own quality assurance program that must be adhered to for current and future suppliers to offer the best quality products to our customers. Quality is the single most important factor when purchasing fine chemicals and intermediates. That’s why we make quality the number one priority at ACS Chemical. Our professional sales staff is committed to providing overall customer satisfaction in quality, value and service. We take pride in developing close20working relationships with our customers and we offer products and services tailored to meet your individual needs. Our technical support staff is available to answer questions you may have about our products. They are able to access Technical Specifications, Certificates of Analysis and Material Safety Data Sheets all in order to help you. Should you have any special requirements or custom testing needs, our technical support staff is ready to assist you.
1401 Beaver Dam rd Point Pleasant, , NJ, 08742 United StatesEstablished in 1982 as a fine chemical distributor, ACS Chemical Inc has developed into a customer conscious supplier of high quality chemicals. Our warehouses are located in New Jersey, Missouri, Texas and Canada and operate under the strictest quality standards. When purchasing from ACS Chemical you will receive the best customer service, and quality assured products in the market today. Our facility located in New Jersey is accommodated to do special packaging when needed. Most products are in bulk however we will do our best to offer our customers additional package sizes if needed. All of our employees are committed to quality whether it is receiving, packaging or shipping our products and all customers are given the same attention. Our facilities have the capacity to handle the requests of the largest companies, yet maintain the flexibility to give you the personalized, individual service you need.. Our suppliers are given stringent guidelines that they must follow to be part of our winning team. ACS has its own quality assurance program that must be adhered to for current and future suppliers to offer the best quality products to our customers. Quality is the single most important factor when purchasing fine chemicals and intermediates. That’s why we make quality the number one priority at ACS Chemical. Our professional sales staff is committed to providing overall customer satisfaction in quality, value and service. We take pride in developing close20working relationships with our customers and we offer products and services tailored to meet your individual needs. Our technical support staff is available to answer questions you may have about our products. They are able to access Technical Specifications, Certificates of Analysis and Material Safety Data Sheets all in order to help you. Should you have any special requirements or custom testing needs, our technical support staff is ready to assist you.
200 Route 31 North, Suite 102 Flemington, NJ 08822ACT Oncology is a full-service clinical research organization (CRO) specializing in providing outstanding, cost-effective and responsive oncology drug development support for biotech, pharmaceutical and non-profit oncology organizations. Our team of clinical research experts is dedicated to supporting our Sponsors’ Phase I-III oncology programs, registries and Investigator Sponsored Trials. Founded by Patricia Devitt Risse, Pharm.D. in 2000, and certified as a Women Business Enterprise by the State of New Jersey, the company has grown from a specialized group of oncology and CRO experts to a robust team providing North American and International support to a diverse client base of leading biotech, pharmaceutical and non-profit oncology organizations. Each team member at ACT Oncology is recruited based on their expertise in oncology drug development. We have been remarkably successful at attracting and retaining outstanding personnel who share a common passion for oncology research and a commitment to client service. Our Project Management staff has an average of 18 years of industry experience and our negligible turnover rate of less than 2 percent since the company’s inception ensures that this wealth of experience is available to our Sponsors. We place great emphasis on ensuring clear communication and on developing creative solutions to operational challenges. Our organizational structure is designed to optimize support of our project teams and to ensure that Sponsors receive flexible, responsive and cost-effective services.
4 Tri Harbor Ct Port Washington, New York, 11050 4661 United StatesActylis is a global company offering sourcing and manufacturing solutions tailored to meet our clients’ diverse and evolving needs. With deep expertise in quality and regulatory compliance, sourcing and logistics management, analytical services, and R&D support, we reduce complexities and mitigate risks, empowering our partners to focus on growing their business. Our Manufacturing Sites Include: Eugene, OR, US: Premier full service CDMO site focused on clinical synthetic chemistry, late discovery through phase 2 clinic, with support for commercial manufacturing, RSMs, and impurity markers. Buffalo, NY, US: Actylis Buffalo performs complex multi-step synthesis to manufactures chemicals in kilogram to multiple ton quantities to serve client in a variety of industries. Montreal, QC, CA: Custom manufacturing of excipients, buffers and process solutions for our global client base has allowed Actylis Montreal to rapidly resolve our customers’ challenges in either the preclinical phase, in clinical trial phases I, II or III, or in commercial finished drug manufacturing. Ogden, UT, US: Discovery, development, and manufacture of chelated mineral products optimized for bioavailability and tolerability for nutraceutical use. Limerick, IE: Manufacturer of GMP biological buffers, process solutions, cleaning solutions, Water for Injection (WFI), chemical blends and custom liquid blends. Runcorn, UK: The facility specializes in the development & manufacture of fine chemicals into a range of industry sectors including: Pharmaceutical, Agrochemical, Aroma chemical, Specialty, Polymer, Electrical, and Coatings. Ahmedabad, GJ, IN: State-of-the-art manufacturing facility producing laboratory chemicals, pharmaceutical excipients and solvents, food grade additives, and aquaculture specialty products in GMP & nonGMP grades. Our Office and Warehouse Sites Include: Port Washington, NY, US Lyon, FR Dusseldorf, DE Amsterdam, NL Basel, CH Hamburg, DE Shanghai, CN Mumbai, IN Bangalore, IN Singapore, SG
19 Addison Place Valley Stream, NY 11580We opened our doors in 1987 and have since being providing services in the food service sector in the food industry.
126 Corporate Boulevard South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAsk us about our PacBio Promotions! We are premier partners and certified service providers for genomics & bioinformatics industry experts such as 10x Genomics, NEB, IDT, Singleron, STOmics, and Twist Bioscience. We offer Spatial Transcriptomics powered by 10x Visium HD & STOmics Stereoseq. Now offering 10x scRNAseq Gene Expression FLEX panel and 10x Multiome ATAC+GEX/ Gain the highest throughput data with NovaSeq X Plus. Reach out to our team or go to our website (http://www.admerahealth.com/) to learn more. Admera Health empowers researchers across academia, biopharma, and animal health with advanced genomic and bioinformatic solutions. Our team leverages expertise in Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) to offer a comprehensive suite of services for all species, including tailored solutions to meet your specific research goals. Admera Health employs cutting-edge technology for samples to undergo meticulous processing in our state-of-the-art facility in South Plainfield, New Jersey. Our team's dedication translates to highly accurate and reliable results, enabling researchers to confidently delve into the depths of their research questions and provide a foundation for robust conclusions. Our commitment to research success and the relentless pursuit of quality are the hallmarks of every project at Admera Health. We believe these values are essential for driving meaningful discoveries. All samples undergo meticulous processing within our state-of-the-art facility in New Jersey, United States. This ensures the utmost quality and adheres to our rigorous CLIA/CLEP-certified and CAP-accredited environment. This commitment to quality extends beyond accreditation. Admera Health has received many recognitions, including: 2016 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award 2016 New Jersey Tech Council Trailblazer Award 2019 Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America (#511) 2019 Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Healthcare Company in New Jersey (#1) 2019 NJBIZ Fast 50 Companies in New Jersey (#20) 2019 Financial Times 500 Fastest Growing Companies in America (#119) Please follow the link for more information: https://www.admerahealth.com/ custom-services@admerahealth.com
North Brunswick Township, NJ United StatesAdvanced Analytical Testing Laboratories offers quality assurance testing services including water testing, gas testing, lot release testing, and stability testing services.
525 Milltown Road, Suite 403-404 North Brunswick, NJ 08902 USAAdvanced Analytical Testing Laboratories offers quality assurance testing services including water testing, gas testing, lot release testing, and stability testing services.
53 Main Street Suite #5 Woodbridge NJ 07095Advantage Research Lab (AR-L) is a new consulting firm specializing in the art and science of Ethnic Product Development and is committed to helping raw material suppliers and finished goods manufacturers drive innovation in the industry with designer molecules and groundbreaking technology. AR-L will provide services in the area of relaxers, Conditioners (all categories), Shampoos, Styling products, Reactive products, Maintenance products, Skin Care products and Color cosmetics. We transform marketing ideas and concepts into product advantage the consumers can readily perceive.
40 Sunshine Cottage Rd, Affina Bio Valhalla, NY, 10595 United StatesAffina Biotechnologies is a consulting protein biochemistry CRO specialising in assay development. Services are based on label-free (surface plasmon resonance), fluorescence (fluorescence, fluorescence polarization, FRET) and UV/vis/luminescence -based technologies.
40 Sunshine Cottage Rd, Affina Bio Valhalla, New York, 10595 United StatesAffina Biotechnologies is a consulting protein biochemistry CRO specialising in assay development. Services are based on label-free (surface plasmon resonance), fluorescence (fluorescence, fluorescence polarization, FRET) and UV/vis/luminescence -based technologies.
5 Wingate Court Allentown, New Jersey 08501 USAAgno Pharma offers discovery support, process development, custom synthesis, APIS, manufacturing, and fine chemicals.
752 56th Street 1st Floor Brooklyn, New York, 11220 United StatesAgno Pharma offers discovery support, process development, custom synthesis, APIS, manufacturing, and fine chemicals.
752 56th Street 1st Floor Brooklyn, NY, 11220 United StatesAgno Pharma offers discovery support, process development, custom synthesis, APIS, manufacturing, and fine chemicals.
370 Campus Drive, Suite 124 Somerset, NJ 08873 USAAgysis Biolabs offers contract research services in molecular biology and assay development for academia and biotechnology/ pharmaceuticals industry. We develop a course of action based on your needs, manage your project and deliver results in a timely manner.
370 CAMPUS DR Suite 124 Somerset, NJ, 08873-1128 United StatesAgysis Biolabs offers contract research services in molecular biology and assay development for academia and biotechnology/ pharmaceuticals industry. We develop a course of action based on your needs, manage your project and deliver results in a timely manner.
600, 1st Avenue, Raritan NJ 08869-1346 USAAjanta Pharma offers API synthesis, dosage formulation, and manufacturing of pharmaceutical products.
25 health sciences drive Stony Brook, pa, 11790 United StatesAJES LifeSciences is a Fast Growing Animal Research Laboratory based in Stony brook New York. AJES offers a wide range of in Vitro and In Vivo Research services including Efficacy, Toxicology and ADME/PK studies.
25 health sciences drive Stony Brook, PA, 11790 United StatesAJES LifeSciences is a Fast Growing Animal Research Laboratory based in Stony brook New York. AJES offers a wide range of in Vitro and In Vivo Research services including Efficacy, Toxicology and ADME/PK studies.
11 Commerce Dr. 1st Floor Suite #100 Cranford, N.J. 07016Akrimax is a specialty pharmaceutical company providing medications to health care professionals and their patients.
Cranford, NJ United StatesAkrimax is a specialty pharmaceutical company providing medications to health care professionals and their patients.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Analytical Imaging Facility Bronx, NY, 10583 United StatesThe Albert Einstein College of Medicine Analytical Imaging Facility (AIF) provides a comprehensive light and electron microscope imaging facility dedicated to offering current methods in modern imaging to biomedical scientists with all levels of expertise. The AIF staff has been cross-trained to seamlessly support visual analysis using techniques ranging from fluorescence light microscope imaging in 3D to high-resolution electron microscopy. This integrated approach facilitates the efficient and appropriate complementary application of these methods for investigators.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The Animal Behavioral Evaluation Core, supported by the Dominick P. Purpura Department of Neuroscience and the Rose F. Kennedy Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, provides expert staff and equipment for testing the behavior of mice and rats. These tests are broadly applicable to the study of heritable and developmental disorders of cognitive function, sensorimotor disorders, psychiatric and affective disorders, metabolic disorders, cancer, neuropathological and infectious diseases, aging and reproductive function.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Belfer 313A Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesThe Animal Behavioral Evaluation Core, supported by the Dominick P. Purpura Department of Neuroscience and the Rose F. Kennedy Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, provides expert staff and equipment for testing the behavior of mice and rats. These tests are broadly applicable to the study of heritable and developmental disorders of cognitive function, sensorimotor disorders, psychiatric and affective disorders, metabolic disorders, cancer, neuropathological and infectious diseases, aging and reproductive function.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesThe Animal Behavioral Evaluation Core, supported by the Dominick P. Purpura Department of Neuroscience and the Rose F. Kennedy Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, provides expert staff and equipment for testing the behavior of mice and rats. These tests are broadly applicable to the study of heritable and developmental disorders of cognitive function, sensorimotor disorders, psychiatric and affective disorders, metabolic disorders, cancer, neuropathological and infectious diseases, aging and reproductive function.
1300 Morris Park Ave Bronx, NY, 10461 1926 United StatesThe Biomarker Analytics Research Core (BARC) and BioRepository (BioR) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine provide comprehensive laboratory support for biomarker analytics, biospecimen processing, and long-term biobanking. Our facility specializes in serum and plasma chemistry, enzymatic assays, and biochemical profiling using high-performance analytical platforms, including the Ortho Vitros 7600 XT and Beckman AU480 systems. BARC delivers precision-driven biorepository and biospecimen management services—covering collection, sample accessioning, metadata management, and cold-chain integrity. All projects are conducted using standardized SOPs to ensure assay reproducibility, validated QC, and consistent, traceable data outputs. Each dataset is bioinformatics-ready, enabling investigators to integrate results directly into multi-omic or translational analyses. Our core supports investigators from study design to data interpretation, offering streamlined workflows for biomarker discovery, clinical chemistry, and biospecimen-based translational research. The BARC/BioR team also provides grant-ready data summaries, digital inventory access, and sample tracking through FreezerWorks LIMS, facilitating collaboration and accelerating discovery. The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Consortium, funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), connects institutions nationwide that share a vision of improving the speed and quality of biomedical research. At Einstein, our CTSA is embedded within the Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), aligning the BARC/BioR Core with national efforts to advance translational research, community engagement, and investigator training.
NY United StatesThe Biomarker Analytics Research Core (BARC) and BioRepository (BioR) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine provide comprehensive laboratory support for biomarker analytics, biospecimen processing, and long-term biobanking. Our facility specializes in serum and plasma chemistry, enzymatic assays, and biochemical profiling using high-performance analytical platforms, including the Ortho Vitros 7600 XT and Beckman AU480 systems. BARC delivers precision-driven biorepository and biospecimen management services—covering collection, sample accessioning, metadata management, and cold-chain integrity. All projects are conducted using standardized SOPs to ensure assay reproducibility, validated QC, and consistent, traceable data outputs. Each dataset is bioinformatics-ready, enabling investigators to integrate results directly into multi-omic or translational analyses. Our core supports investigators from study design to data interpretation, offering streamlined workflows for biomarker discovery, clinical chemistry, and biospecimen-based translational research. The BARC/BioR team also provides grant-ready data summaries, digital inventory access, and sample tracking through FreezerWorks LIMS, facilitating collaboration and accelerating discovery. The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Consortium, funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), connects institutions nationwide that share a vision of improving the speed and quality of biomedical research. At Einstein, our CTSA is embedded within the Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), aligning the BARC/BioR Core with national efforts to advance translational research, community engagement, and investigator training.
1300 Morris Park Ave Ullmann 1203 Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesThe Genomics Core serves the Einstein scientific community by providing a broad range of services, utilizing current and emerging nucleic acid technologies. Single-cell assays, MPS, Microarrays, real-time PCR, Sanger sequencing and assay automation are available. The Core provides a number of technologies for genotyping DNA from humans or model organisms, varying from SNP (single nucleotide polymorphism) typing to targeted sequencing for variant discovery.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461Immune Monitoring Overview Starting with formalin-fixed paraffin embedded tissues, the Immune Monitoring core uses the Vectra Polaris automated slide scanner and NanoString GeoMx Digital Spatial Profiler (DSP) to shed light on the molecular and cellular features of the tumor microenvironment. The Vectra Polaris performs multispectral imaging of 6 markers across 40 slides in a single run. Rapid, unambiguous phenotyping and spatial distribution of immune cells, tumor and stroma can be achieved with minimal hands-on work by the investigator. Spatial RNA sequencing from discrete individual regions of interest comprising a few hundred cells can be accomplished using the GeoMx DSP. This allows the investigator to quantify up to 800 unique transcripts. Services Whole slide scanning with multispectral separation Nanostring nCounter Analyzer GeoMx digital spatial profiler
1300 Morris Park Ave Bronx, NY, 10461 1926 United StatesImmune Monitoring Overview Starting with formalin-fixed paraffin embedded tissues, the Immune Monitoring core uses the Vectra Polaris automated slide scanner and NanoString GeoMx Digital Spatial Profiler (DSP) to shed light on the molecular and cellular features of the tumor microenvironment. The Vectra Polaris performs multispectral imaging of 6 markers across 40 slides in a single run. Rapid, unambiguous phenotyping and spatial distribution of immune cells, tumor and stroma can be achieved with minimal hands-on work by the investigator. Spatial RNA sequencing from discrete individual regions of interest comprising a few hundred cells can be accomplished using the GeoMx DSP. This allows the investigator to quantify up to 800 unique transcripts. Services Whole slide scanning with multispectral separation Nanostring nCounter Analyzer GeoMx digital spatial profiler
1301 Morris Park Ave Molecular Cytogenetics Core Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesThe Molecular Cytogenetics Core provides tools for the preparation of human and murine samples suitable for molecular genetics and cytogenetic analysis of the entire genome. These tools include the establishment of EBV transformed cell lines; isolation of DNA and RNA from a variety of tissue culture samples as well as primary biopsies; preparation of metaphase chromosomes suitable for fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and Spectral Karyotyping (SKY) or whole chromosome paints for human and mouse genome. The core personnel are trained to hybridize commercial probes and to designed locus specific probes for regions of interest to investigators. All the probes are custom designed and in house generated. In 2021, the core was approved to be a clinical trial site (NICHD Site 5013) for HIV studies.
1300 Morris Park Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesThe Molecular Cytogenetics Core provides tools for the preparation of human and murine samples suitable for molecular genetics and cytogenetic analysis of the entire genome. These tools include the establishment of EBV transformed cell lines; isolation of DNA and RNA from a variety of tissue culture samples as well as primary biopsies; preparation of metaphase chromosomes suitable for fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and Spectral Karyotyping (SKY) or whole chromosome paints for human and mouse genome. The core personnel are trained to hybridize commercial probes and to designed locus specific probes for regions of interest to investigators. All the probes are custom designed and in house generated. In 2021, the core was approved to be a clinical trial site (NICHD Site 5013) for HIV studies.
Ullmann 1005, Price/Block B118 , NYThe Molecular Cytogenetics Core provides tools for the preparation of human and murine samples suitable for molecular genetics and cytogenetic analysis of the entire genome. These tools include the establishment of EBV transformed cell lines; isolation of DNA and RNA from a variety of tissue culture samples as well as primary biopsies; preparation of metaphase chromosomes suitable for fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and Spectral Karyotyping (SKY) or whole chromosome paints for human and mouse genome. The core personnel are trained to hybridize commercial probes and to designed locus specific probes for regions of interest to investigators. All the probes are custom designed and in house generated. In 2021, the core was approved to be a clinical trial site (NICHD Site 5013) for HIV studies.
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1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The Stable Isotope and Metabolomics Core can provide targeted and untargeted metabolite profiling of plasma or tissue, and the rate of change of substrates (flux), using stable isotopes and mass spectrometry. The core has a variety of in vitro and in vivo metabolic methodologies that can determine substrate flux dynamics and metabolite profiles at the organelle, cellular, tissue and whole body levels. In collaboration with other Diabetes Research Center cores, the application of mass spectrometric and other methodologies allows the elucidation of metabolic mechanisms underlying disorders in fuel homeostasis. The metabolic role of candidate molecules can be specifically delineated in vivo and in vitro, using a step-by-step hypothesis-driven approach in animals, cell lines and other models.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461Overview The Gene Targeting Facility is a centralized facility for the production of gene-targeted mice. The services provided by the facility allow researchers to modify the mouse genome through methods of gene targeting or BAC transgenesis in embryonic stem (ES) cells and to introduce these changes into the mouse genome by the generation of targeted ES cells and chimeric mice. The facility also works in conjunction with the Gene Modification Facility to generate knockout mice. Services Consultation on targeting vector construction, ES cell culture, ES cell screening methods, mouse genotyping and maintenance of gene targeted mice Chimera production Blastocyst injection 6-8 cell embryro injection for high-yield chimera production ES Cell Culture Service for 129Sv, B6 and 129V/B6 ES cell lines, including: Construct electroporation Isolation of targeted clones Preparation for blastocyst injection
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461 Overview The Gruss Magnetic Resonance Research Center (MRRC) is a multidisciplinary and multimodality (MRI and MicroPet/SPECT/CT) based research facility within Einstein that is dedicated for clinical and basic research. The center supports both human MR Imaging and Spectroscopy and animal MRI PET/SPECT and CT research, including structural, functional, physiological, molecular, spectroscopy and chemical shift imaging. The center is staffed by professionals with MRI and uPET technical, image analysis, clinical and technological expertise. The facility includes patient interview, preparation and recovery facilities and a full range of patient stimulus and monitoring technology.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The IVIS facility provides access to the the Caliper Life Sciences IVIS Spectrum in vivo imaging system that enables longitudinal three dimensional intravital imaging of animals or tissue expressing bioluminescent (e.g. Firefly luciferase) or far red fluorescent probes. Einstein investigators have used the system to follow tumor growth, tumor metastasis and progression of infectious diseases. The facility is housed within BSL2 animal space. Please note that investigators planning to use the facility for imaging of whole animals must have their experimental protocol approved by the Animal Institute prior to any experiments being conducted. Services In vivo imaging of small animals Bioluminescence imaging (luciferase) of whole animals Far red fluorescence imaging of whole animals
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The Mouse Cardiac Surgery and Physiology Core supports Einstein investigators in delineating the impact of genes, drugs and metabolites on cardiac function. The core employs multiple approaches to analyze cardiovascular structure and function in wild-type and genetically manipulated mice. The technically experienced staff of the core performs the analyses and provides the data to the investigator. When possible, training is also offered. Contact core staff to determine the availability of new surgical and measurement services being developed.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The Transgenic Mouse Facility trains and assists Einstein investigators in the production and characterization of transgenic mouse strains. The personnel have more than a decade of experience providing high-quality service with minimal waiting times. The facility offers a wide array of mouse embryo-based services for the college, including traditional pronuclear and lentiviral injections as well as consulting, construct design and screening strategies.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461Einstein Zebrafish Facility – Translational In Vivo Platform for Drug Discovery and Testing The Einstein Zebrafish Facility provides a high-content in vivo platform for target validation, therapeutic testing, and translational discovery across metabolic disease, inflammation, and cancer. Our portfolio includes diet-induced models of metainflammation, hypercholesterolemia, MASH/MASLD, and MASH-associated liver cancer. A key differentiator of the platform is the ability to test therapies in clinically relevant host contexts rather than simplified healthy backgrounds. Our metabolic disease models can be used both as primary disease models and as sensitized backgrounds for secondary challenges such as tissue injury, infection, cancer, and human tumor xenografts, enabling direct assessment of how chronic metabolic dysfunction and systemic inflammation alter drug response, immune behavior, tissue pathology, and disease trajectory. This creates an efficient framework to compare compound activity across healthy and disease-relevant settings and to identify context-dependent therapeutic effects that may be missed in conventional preclinical models. A major strength of the platform is xenotransplantation paired with high-resolution live imaging. Rather than focusing only on tumor take or burden, we use zebrafish xenografts to interrogate tumor–host interactions in real time within the intact organism. This enables dynamic analysis of the tumor immune microenvironment, including immune-cell recruitment and reprogramming, together with key translational readouts such as tumor burden, apoptosis, proliferation, angiogenesis, invasion, dissemination/metastasis, and response to therapy. The platform is also well suited for early evaluation of cell-based immunotherapies, including engineered immune-cell and CAR-based approaches, by enabling in vivo analysis of trafficking, persistence, tumor engagement, and therapeutic response. These capabilities are further strengthened by specialized long-term live imaging of individual animals for up to 72 hours, allowing direct visualization of cellular behaviors and interactions over time at both single-cell and whole-animal scale. What particularly differentiates our platform is the ability to combine disease-relevant metabolic and inflammatory backgrounds with dynamic imaging-based analysis of tumor, immune, and host responses in the intact organism. This creates a powerful system for mechanism-of-action studies, phenotype-driven discovery, target validation, compound prioritization, and early efficacy testing. The facility can also engage through flexible partnership models, including pilot feasibility studies, customized assay design, screening and follow-up validation workflows, and collaborative or fee-for-service projects tailored to specific therapeutic questions and development needs. As a vertebrate New Approach Methodology (NAM), zebrafish combine biological complexity with speed, optical transparency, and scalable throughput. This positions zebrafish as an effective bridge between reductionist cell-based systems and traditional mammalian studies, aligned with the growing push toward scientifically rigorous, fit-for-purpose NAMs in drug development and regulatory submissions. Because therapeutic response makes the most sense when tested in the right biological context
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461The Biomarker Analytics Research Core (BARC) and BioRepository (BioR) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine provide comprehensive laboratory support for biomarker analytics, biospecimen processing, and long-term biobanking. Our facility specializes in serum and plasma chemistry, enzymatic assays, and biochemical profiling using high-performance analytical platforms, including the Ortho Vitros 7600 XT and Beckman AU480 systems. BARC delivers precision-driven biorepository and biospecimen management services—covering collection, sample accessioning, metadata management, and cold-chain integrity. All projects are conducted using standardized SOPs to ensure assay reproducibility, validated QC, and consistent, traceable data outputs. Each dataset is bioinformatics-ready, enabling investigators to integrate results directly into multi-omic or translational analyses. Our core supports investigators from study design to data interpretation, offering streamlined workflows for biomarker discovery, clinical chemistry, and biospecimen-based translational research. The BARC/BioR team also provides grant-ready data summaries, digital inventory access, and sample tracking through FreezerWorks LIMS, facilitating collaboration and accelerating discovery. The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Consortium, funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), connects institutions nationwide that share a vision of improving the speed and quality of biomedical research. At Einstein, our CTSA is embedded within the Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), aligning the BARC/BioR Core with national efforts to advance translational research, community engagement, and investigator training.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, , NY , 10461 United StatesThe Biomarker Analytics Research Core (BARC) and BioRepository (BioR) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine provide comprehensive laboratory support for biomarker analytics, biospecimen processing, and long-term biobanking. Our facility specializes in serum and plasma chemistry, enzymatic assays, and biochemical profiling using high-performance analytical platforms, including the Ortho Vitros 7600 XT and Beckman AU480 systems. BARC delivers precision-driven biorepository and biospecimen management services—covering collection, sample accessioning, metadata management, and cold-chain integrity. All projects are conducted using standardized SOPs to ensure assay reproducibility, validated QC, and consistent, traceable data outputs. Each dataset is bioinformatics-ready, enabling investigators to integrate results directly into multi-omic or translational analyses. Our core supports investigators from study design to data interpretation, offering streamlined workflows for biomarker discovery, clinical chemistry, and biospecimen-based translational research. The BARC/BioR team also provides grant-ready data summaries, digital inventory access, and sample tracking through FreezerWorks LIMS, facilitating collaboration and accelerating discovery. The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Consortium, funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), connects institutions nationwide that share a vision of improving the speed and quality of biomedical research. At Einstein, our CTSA is embedded within the Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), aligning the BARC/BioR Core with national efforts to advance translational research, community engagement, and investigator training.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, , NY, 10461 United StatesThe Biomarker Analytics Research Core (BARC) and BioRepository (BioR) at Albert Einstein College of Medicine provide comprehensive laboratory support for biomarker analytics, biospecimen processing, and long-term biobanking. Our facility specializes in serum and plasma chemistry, enzymatic assays, and biochemical profiling using high-performance analytical platforms, including the Ortho Vitros 7600 XT and Beckman AU480 systems. BARC delivers precision-driven biorepository and biospecimen management services—covering collection, sample accessioning, metadata management, and cold-chain integrity. All projects are conducted using standardized SOPs to ensure assay reproducibility, validated QC, and consistent, traceable data outputs. Each dataset is bioinformatics-ready, enabling investigators to integrate results directly into multi-omic or translational analyses. Our core supports investigators from study design to data interpretation, offering streamlined workflows for biomarker discovery, clinical chemistry, and biospecimen-based translational research. The BARC/BioR team also provides grant-ready data summaries, digital inventory access, and sample tracking through FreezerWorks LIMS, facilitating collaboration and accelerating discovery. The Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Consortium, funded by the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS) within the National Institutes of Health (NIH), connects institutions nationwide that share a vision of improving the speed and quality of biomedical research. At Einstein, our CTSA is embedded within the Harold and Muriel Block Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR), aligning the BARC/BioR Core with national efforts to advance translational research, community engagement, and investigator training.
1300 Morris Park Avenue Bronx, NY 10461Albert Einstein Radiation Biology & Molecular-Immune Therapeutics is a full-service Contract Research Organization (CRO) dedicated to advancing preclinical and translational science. Our integrated platform combines radiation sciences, molecular and immune assays, preclinical tumor modeling, ultrasound therapeutics, and advanced bioinformatics. We offer specialized services including ligand–receptor interaction studies, recombinant protein production, hematopoietic and gastrointestinal functional assays, and in vivo models for drug screening, pharmacokinetics, and immunization. With state-of-the-art imaging, rigorous quality control, and a proven track record of peer-reviewed research, we deliver customized solutions that accelerate therapeutic discovery and development for biotech, pharma, and academic partners. Description of Services: Albert Einstein Radiation Biology & Molecular-Immune Therapeutics offers a comprehensive suite of preclinical and translational research services designed to support pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic partners in drug discovery and development. Our unique strength lies in integrating radiation biology, immunology, imaging, and molecular therapeutics into cohesive platforms for testing therapeutic efficacy, safety, and mechanism of action. Our Radiation Biology Services include precision small-animal irradiation using CT-guided platforms, cabinet irradiators, and well-established acute radiation syndrome models (hematopoietic, gastrointestinal, and lung). These systems are supported by full dosimetry and quality assurance infrastructure to ensure reproducibility and translational relevance. Our Immunology and Molecular Therapeutics Services encompass immune cell phenotyping, cytotoxic T-cell assays, ELISpot, cytokine profiling, immunogenic cell death assays, and ligand–receptor interaction studies. We provide high-throughput cell-microarray assays, receptor-binding assays, phosphorylation antibody arrays, and cytokine Luminex panels to validate targets and assess immune modulation. In addition, we offer recombinant protein production in bacterial and mammalian systems, with quality control through SEC, HPLC, mass spectrometry, and endotoxin testing. Our Imaging Services support functional and anatomical analyses using PET, SPECT, CT, and live-cell imaging systems such as Cytation 5. These platforms allow visualization of drug activity, biodistribution, tumor–immune interactions, and therapeutic responses in real time. Ultrastructural characterization using electron microscopy and specialized in vivo functional assays for gastrointestinal absorption and barrier integrity further strengthen our imaging-based assessments. Our Preclinical Models include a wide spectrum of orthotopic, metastatic, and genetically engineered mouse models for breast, lung, pancreatic, prostate, melanoma, and osteosarcoma research. These are complemented by organoid and enteroid systems for both normal tissue and tumor biology, enabling high-throughput efficacy and toxicity screening. Our Bioinformatics Solutions provide advanced analysis of single-cell sequencing, CITE-seq, spatial transcriptomics, bulk RNA-seq, and proteomics datasets. Supported by high-performance computing, our team delivers actionable insights through integrative analyses, pathway discovery, and data visualization. Together, these services create a full-service CRO platform that enables comprehensive evaluation of novel agents—from molecular design and target validation to in vivo efficacy, toxicity, and mechanistic studies—ensuring rigorous and translationally relevant outcomes for our partners.
304 Amboy Avenue, Metuchen, NJ 08840 USAAlcheraBio is a leading veterinary clinical contract research organization and animal health consultancy.
Metuchen, NJ, 08840 United StatesAlcheraBio is a leading veterinary clinical contract research organization and animal health consultancy.
91 Fieldcrest Ave., Suite #A14, Edison, NJ 08837AlcheraBio LLC is a contract research organization (CRO) and animal health consultancy founded in 2001. Our services include: pivotal clinical trials conducted under Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guidelines, post-marketing studies, data entry and data management, regulatory affairs advice, quality assurance (QA), due diligence, project planning and management, opportunity assessment and technical evaluations, report writing, and marketing and related services. After a study is completed, AlcheraBio provides logistical support for producing the regulatory filing. Once the filing is submitted and the Sponsor is expecting approval, AlcheraBio provides support for launching and marketing the new product, including conducting post-marketing clinical studies and developing technical marketing-support materials. AlcheraBio also works with biotechnology and life sciences companies to help value, research, develop, and market animal health technologies and products. We have helped companies find partners and negotiate licensing deals, and completed due diligence for investors by evaluating specific therapeutic categories and writing comprehensive reports that include technical and business information. Our parent company, Argenta, provides formulations research and development, analytical methods development, and small- and commercial-scale manufacturing of animal health products.
1360 Stony Brook Rd., Stony Brook, NY 11790, USAAs a global Contract Research Organization (CRO), headquartered in New York, USA, Alfa Chemistry has served the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries for years. Today, Alfa Chemistry is specialized in organic chemistry, material chemistry, and medicinal chemistry. Alfa Chemistry offers an extensive catalog of building blocks, reagents, catalysts, reference materials, and research chemicals in a wide range of applications. We also provide analytical services and laboratory services to our customers. Products listed on our website are either in stock or can be resynthesized within a reasonable time frame. In stock products can be shipped out within 3-5 business days upon receipt of customers' purchase order. You may search for our products through the search bar on our website.
Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY, 11779 United StatesAs a global Contract Research Organization (CRO), headquartered in New York, USA, Alfa Chemistry has served the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries for years. Today, Alfa Chemistry is specialized in organic chemistry, material chemistry, and medicinal chemistry. Alfa Chemistry offers an extensive catalog of building blocks, reagents, catalysts, reference materials, and research chemicals in a wide range of applications. We also provide analytical services and laboratory services to our customers. Products listed on our website are either in stock or can be resynthesized within a reasonable time frame. In stock products can be shipped out within 3-5 business days upon receipt of customers' purchase order. You may search for our products through the search bar on our website.
101-5 Colin Dr Holbrook, NY, 11741 United StatesAs a global Contract Research Organization (CRO), headquartered in New York, USA, Alfa Chemistry has served the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries for years. Today, Alfa Chemistry is specialized in organic chemistry, material chemistry, and medicinal chemistry. Alfa Chemistry offers an extensive catalog of building blocks, reagents, catalysts, reference materials, and research chemicals in a wide range of applications. We also provide analytical services and laboratory services to our customers. Products listed on our website are either in stock or can be resynthesized within a reasonable time frame. In stock products can be shipped out within 3-5 business days upon receipt of customers' purchase order. You may search for our products through the search bar on our website.
235 Margaret King Avenue Ringwood, NJ, 07456 United StatesAllan Chemical Corporation import and export various chemicals including pharmaceuticals, flavors, reagents, vitamins, fragrances, and biochemicals for the pharmaceutical, food, beverage, and cosmetic industries.
South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesAlliance Technologies, LLC, is a full service, DEA licensed, and FDA registered and audited contract laboratory offering a wide range of chemical analysis, material testing, and product testing lab services to a diverse, international client base. Our expertise and years of experience as a chemical analysis lab enables us to select the correct analytical approaches and generate the accurate data needed. To better assist our clients with expanded instrument capabilities, our Alliance Instrument Network consists of curated, trusted, and reputable laboratory partners that work with Alliance to meet their most challenging problems.
1 Deer Park Dr. - Suite D Monmouth Jct. NJ 08852 USAAlliance Technologies, LLC, is a full service, DEA licensed, and FDA registered and audited contract laboratory offering a wide range of chemical analysis, material testing, and product testing lab services to a diverse, international client base. Our expertise and years of experience as a chemical analysis lab enables us to select the correct analytical approaches and generate the accurate data needed. To better assist our clients with expanded instrument capabilities, our Alliance Instrument Network consists of curated, trusted, and reputable laboratory partners that work with Alliance to meet their most challenging problems.
9 Deerpark Dr Ste B Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesAlliance Technologies, LLC, is a full service, DEA licensed, and FDA registered and audited contract laboratory offering a wide range of chemical analysis, material testing, and product testing lab services to a diverse, international client base. Our expertise and years of experience as a chemical analysis lab enables us to select the correct analytical approaches and generate the accurate data needed. To better assist our clients with expanded instrument capabilities, our Alliance Instrument Network consists of curated, trusted, and reputable laboratory partners that work with Alliance to meet their most challenging problems.
33 Wood Avenue South 6th Floor Iselin, NJ 08830Allphase Clinical Research provides clinical trial management, monitoring, medical writing, auditing, and regulatory services.
1177 6th Avenue New York, NY, 10036 United StatesScientific innovation and commitment to patients bring novel therapies to healthcare systems. Communications bring therapies to the patients who need them. At Alphabet Health, we are passionate about connecting healthcare decision makers and improving patient outcomes.
67 Woodland Ave. Westwood, NJ 07675AlphaTech Services offers dissolution profiling, stability testing, chromatography, spectrometry, and compendial testing services.
216 Congers Road. Building 1, New City, N.Y. 10956AMA Laboratories is an Independent Commercial Cosmetic Testing Facility with over 25 years of experience, serving manufacturers and formulators of a wide variety of cosmetic, drug, medical device, automotive, and household products. Over the past years the team at AMA has expanded into photographic claims substantiation. Using state-of-the-art equipment, AMA produces the industry's finest before and after matched scientific photography. AMA is the premier facility for In-Vivo and In-Vitro SPF testing.
1 Evertrust Plz Suite 1104 Jersey City, NJ, 07302 United StatesThe Amaris Health Economics and Market Access (HEMA) brings together people of diverse backgrounds and combines robust quantitative and qualitative methods in order to provide a range of solutions to our pharmaceutical, biotech and medical device clients. Amaris HEMA is a global team of over 70 consultants spread out in 8 different offices around the world (Europe, North America and APAC). Our activities cover three main practices areas: - Health Economics Modelling (Cost-Effectiveness, Budget Impact, Sequential Modelling, Dynamic Modelling etc.) at both the global and the local levels (model adaptations) - RWE and Biostatistics (Secondary database analysis, Primary data collection, MAIC, ITC, NMAs etc.) - Evidence, Value and Access (SLRs, TLRs, GVDs, Landscape assessments, Evidence generation plans, KOL interviews etc.) The three Amaris HEMA practice areas collaborate on evidence review/package projects such as HTA submissions, with extensive experience in Canada, UK, France etc. Our profound understanding of the pharmaceutical market and solid scientific background makes us a valuable and reliable partner along all phases of development. We have strong expertise in both very specific and technical projects. Amaris’ added value lies in the quality of its teams and their attention to detail, as well as in the way the company capitalizes on their knowhow. Every employee is encouraged to develop a proactive, efficiency-oriented working style in order to provide only the most innovative solutions. The Health Economics and Market Access (HEMA) department of Amaris is part of the Amaris Group (http://amaris.com/en), an independent consulting company specialized in technology and management. Founded in 2007 in Switzerland, Amaris now employs more than 6,500 people based in more than 65 offices in 45 countries. Amaris provides services with a strong added value in all business sectors through five business lines: - Business & Management consulting - Information Systems and Technologies - Engineering and High technology - Telecommunications - Life Sciences (including Amaris HEMA).
500 West Avenue Stamford, CT 06902 USAAmerican Diagnostica is a world leader in the discovery, manufacture and marketing of novel medical diagnostic products related to the diagnosis and research of disorders involving fibrinolysis, hemostasis, oncology, vascular biology and thrombosis.
Stamford, CT United StatesAmerican Diagnostica is a world leader in the discovery, manufacture and marketing of novel medical diagnostic products related to the diagnosis and research of disorders involving fibrinolysis, hemostasis, oncology, vascular biology and thrombosis.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Center for Biodiversity and Conservation's Biodiversity Informatics Facility applies information technologies to collect, organize and analyze biological and environmental data from expeditions, remote sensing, natural history collections, modeling and databases. Biodiversity informatics is the application of information technologies to collect, organize and analyze biological and environmental data from natural history research collections, databases, fieldwork, remote sensing, and modeling. The field of biodiversity informatics has grown rapidly in recent years, largely due to the development of distributed databases of georeferenced collections, new GIS-based tools for analysis, and advances in remote sensing. The BIF aims to develop and apply biodiversity informatics methods and tools to provide new insights in conservation, ecology and evolution. Through research that applies cutting-edge spatial analysis technologies, we aim to discover new insights and develop new methods in ecology, evolution and conservation biology. Through training initiatives and the development and distribution of software and scripts, we aim to strengthen the capacity of students, educators, researchers, conservation practitioners, and the broader public to study and better understand biodiversity.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Center for Biodiversity and Conservation's Biodiversity Informatics Facility applies information technologies to collect, organize and analyze biological and environmental data from expeditions, remote sensing, natural history collections, modeling and databases. Biodiversity informatics is the application of information technologies to collect, organize and analyze biological and environmental data from natural history research collections, databases, fieldwork, remote sensing, and modeling. The field of biodiversity informatics has grown rapidly in recent years, largely due to the development of distributed databases of georeferenced collections, new GIS-based tools for analysis, and advances in remote sensing. The BIF aims to develop and apply biodiversity informatics methods and tools to provide new insights in conservation, ecology and evolution. Through research that applies cutting-edge spatial analysis technologies, we aim to discover new insights and develop new methods in ecology, evolution and conservation biology. Through training initiatives and the development and distribution of software and scripts, we aim to strengthen the capacity of students, educators, researchers, conservation practitioners, and the broader public to study and better understand biodiversity.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Center for Biodiversity and Conservation's mission is to mitigate critical threats to global biological and cultural diversity by: advancing scientific research in diverse ecosystems; strengthening the application of science to conservation practice and public policy; developing professional, institutional, and community capacity; and furthering the Museum's efforts to heighten public understanding and stewardship of biodiversity.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Center for Biodiversity and Conservation's mission is to mitigate critical threats to global biological and cultural diversity by: advancing scientific research in diverse ecosystems; strengthening the application of science to conservation practice and public policy; developing professional, institutional, and community capacity; and furthering the Museum's efforts to heighten public understanding and stewardship of biodiversity.
Rose Center for Earth and Space Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Department of Astrophysics is located in the Rose Center for Earth and Space at the American Museum of Natural History. We conduct astrophysical research and provide scientific support for outreach activities and exhibits in the Museum. Research in Astrophysics covers theory, observation, and instrumentation, with investigations focused on exoplanets, brown dwarfs, the formation of planets, stars, and galaxies, the evolution of stars and gas in the universe, and large-scale surveys. The Department has at its disposal a state-of-the-art optics lab used to produce cutting-edge astronomical instruments, access to high-end computing systems, and, in addition to being a partner on the South Africa Large Telescope, regularly uses optical, radio, infrared, ultraviolet, and X-ray observatories both worldwide and in space.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The staff in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology study and archive the living non-vertebrate animals, which make up 95% of all animal species. The Division houses more than 24 million specimens, which comprises about 500,000 species. Most of these specimens are terrestrial arthropods, but there are large collections of marine and freshwater invertebrates. Strengths of the collections reflect the research of current and past curators: Arachnids (especially spiders and scorpions), aculeate (sting-bearing) Hymenoptera (including bees, wasps and ants), gall wasps (Cynipoidea), certain Diptera (especially Drosophilidae, Syrphidae and Tachinidae), Hemiptera, Isoptera (termites) and their symbiotic protists, macro-Lepidoptera (particularly of the New World), rove beetles (Staphylinidae), the primitively wingless insects (bristletails and silverfish), marine Mollusca, and fossils in amber. Research centers around field exploration, the collections, and laboratory studies using morphology and DNA sequences to examine the evolutionary relationships of a spectrum of groups from species to phyla.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe staff in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology study and archive the living non-vertebrate animals, which make up 95% of all animal species. The Division houses more than 24 million specimens, which comprises about 500,000 species. Most of these specimens are terrestrial arthropods, but there are large collections of marine and freshwater invertebrates. Strengths of the collections reflect the research of current and past curators: Arachnids (especially spiders and scorpions), aculeate (sting-bearing) Hymenoptera (including bees, wasps and ants), gall wasps (Cynipoidea), certain Diptera (especially Drosophilidae, Syrphidae and Tachinidae), Hemiptera, Isoptera (termites) and their symbiotic protists, macro-Lepidoptera (particularly of the New World), rove beetles (Staphylinidae), the primitively wingless insects (bristletails and silverfish), marine Mollusca, and fossils in amber. Research centers around field exploration, the collections, and laboratory studies using morphology and DNA sequences to examine the evolutionary relationships of a spectrum of groups from species to phyla.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The staff in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology study and archive the living non-vertebrate animals, which make up 95% of all animal species. The Division houses more than 24 million specimens, which comprises about 500,000 species. Most of these specimens are terrestrial arthropods, but there are large collections of marine and freshwater invertebrates. Strengths of the collections reflect the research of current and past curators: Arachnids (especially spiders and scorpions), aculeate (sting-bearing) Hymenoptera (including bees, wasps and ants), gall wasps (Cynipoidea), certain Diptera (especially Drosophilidae, Syrphidae and Tachinidae), Hemiptera, Isoptera (termites) and their symbiotic protists, macro-Lepidoptera (particularly of the New World), rove beetles (Staphylinidae), the primitively wingless insects (bristletails and silverfish), marine Mollusca, and fossils in amber. Research centers around field exploration, the collections, and laboratory studies using morphology and DNA sequences to examine the evolutionary relationships of a spectrum of groups from species to phyla.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe staff in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology study and archive the living non-vertebrate animals, which make up 95% of all animal species. The Division houses more than 24 million specimens, which comprises about 500,000 species. Most of these specimens are terrestrial arthropods, but there are large collections of marine and freshwater invertebrates. Strengths of the collections reflect the research of current and past curators: Arachnids (especially spiders and scorpions), aculeate (sting-bearing) Hymenoptera (including bees, wasps and ants), gall wasps (Cynipoidea), certain Diptera (especially Drosophilidae, Syrphidae and Tachinidae), Hemiptera, Isoptera (termites) and their symbiotic protists, macro-Lepidoptera (particularly of the New World), rove beetles (Staphylinidae), the primitively wingless insects (bristletails and silverfish), marine Mollusca, and fossils in amber. Research centers around field exploration, the collections, and laboratory studies using morphology and DNA sequences to examine the evolutionary relationships of a spectrum of groups from species to phyla.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Department of Herpetology houses one of the most important collections of reptiles and amphibians, with particular strengths in the fauna of Mexico, Panama, much of South America, Africa, Madagascar, Pakistan, China, New Guinea, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Moreover, the collection is the repository for the specimens of a number of historically important herpetologists, figures such as Prince Maximilian von Wied-Neuwied, E.D. Cope, E.R. Dunn, C.H. Pope, Al Schwartz, and Sherman Minton. Since its founding, the department has also been a major center for research in herpetology. Department staff and affiliated scientists have active collection-based research programs in the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Department of Herpetology houses one of the most important collections of reptiles and amphibians, with particular strengths in the fauna of Mexico, Panama, much of South America, Africa, Madagascar, Pakistan, China, New Guinea, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Moreover, the collection is the repository for the specimens of a number of historically important herpetologists, figures such as Prince Maximilian von Wied-Neuwied, E.D. Cope, E.R. Dunn, C.H. Pope, Al Schwartz, and Sherman Minton. Since its founding, the department has also been a major center for research in herpetology. Department staff and affiliated scientists have active collection-based research programs in the Americas, Africa, and Asia.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Department of Ichthyology represents one of four research departments within the Museum's Division of Vertebrate Zoology. The Department maintains one of the world’s largest and most rapidly growing ichthyological collections.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Department of Ichthyology represents one of four research departments within the Museum's Division of Vertebrate Zoology. The Department maintains one of the world’s largest and most rapidly growing ichthyological collections.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192Founded in 1869, the AMNH mammal collections are among the oldest in the museum. Today, the Department of Mammalogy houses over 275,000 specimens, making it the third largest collection of recent mammals in the world. Taxonomic coverage is particularly broad (100% of the 26 mammalian orders; 96% of the 136 families; about 50% of the 1,135 genera and about 60% of the 4,629 species), and the collection contains over 1,200 name-bearing type specimens. The collections of marsupials, insectivores, bats, primates, rodents, carnivores, whales and ungulates are recognized as being among the best in the world. The scientific mission of the Department of Mammalogy is to describe the diversity of living and recently extinct mammals and to explore the mechanisms responsible for their evolution and extinction. In fulfillment of this objective, the department collects, archives and studies specimens of recent mammals and the data associated with those specimens. We aim always to provide the highest standards of curatorial care and to promote access to the collections by other scholars. The collections are visited by an average of 130 researchers every year, and the Department loans over 500 specimens a year to researchers around the globe. The Recent Mammals Collection, together with the remarkable collection of books, journals, and manuscripts of the Department Library and Archives provides scholars with outstanding resources for research in mammalian systematics, biodiversity and evolutionary biology.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesFounded in 1869, the AMNH mammal collections are among the oldest in the museum. Today, the Department of Mammalogy houses over 275,000 specimens, making it the third largest collection of recent mammals in the world. Taxonomic coverage is particularly broad (100% of the 26 mammalian orders; 96% of the 136 families; about 50% of the 1,135 genera and about 60% of the 4,629 species), and the collection contains over 1,200 name-bearing type specimens. The collections of marsupials, insectivores, bats, primates, rodents, carnivores, whales and ungulates are recognized as being among the best in the world. The scientific mission of the Department of Mammalogy is to describe the diversity of living and recently extinct mammals and to explore the mechanisms responsible for their evolution and extinction. In fulfillment of this objective, the department collects, archives and studies specimens of recent mammals and the data associated with those specimens. We aim always to provide the highest standards of curatorial care and to promote access to the collections by other scholars. The collections are visited by an average of 130 researchers every year, and the Department loans over 500 specimens a year to researchers around the globe. The Recent Mammals Collection, together with the remarkable collection of books, journals, and manuscripts of the Department Library and Archives provides scholars with outstanding resources for research in mammalian systematics, biodiversity and evolutionary biology.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Department of Ornithology maintains one of the largest collections of bird specimens in the world. The research collections of the Department number nearly one million specimens; these include skins, skeletons, alcoholic preparations, eggs, nests, and tissue samples for molecular biochemical studies. A large number of type specimens and rare or extinct species are also found in its collections. The specimens represent all continents and oceans and nearly 99 percent of all species. The Department has an ornithology library for research use and maintains laboratories for specimen preparation, skeletal and anatomical analyses and dissections, and a modern molecular laboratory for DNA sequencing (the Cullman Molecular Laboratory). Research interests include higher level phylogenetics of birds, studies of speciation and species status, and the description of patterns of geographic variation. These investigations are based on skin measurements, plumage color analysis, skeletal measurements and analyses, anatomical dissections, and molecular studies. Additional research involves biogeography of remote areas and life history studies of poorly known taxa. Staff members organize expeditions annually to areas throughout the world; recent expeditions include trips to Bolivia, Africa, and Vietnam.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Department of Ornithology maintains one of the largest collections of bird specimens in the world. The research collections of the Department number nearly one million specimens; these include skins, skeletons, alcoholic preparations, eggs, nests, and tissue samples for molecular biochemical studies. A large number of type specimens and rare or extinct species are also found in its collections. The specimens represent all continents and oceans and nearly 99 percent of all species. The Department has an ornithology library for research use and maintains laboratories for specimen preparation, skeletal and anatomical analyses and dissections, and a modern molecular laboratory for DNA sequencing (the Cullman Molecular Laboratory). Research interests include higher level phylogenetics of birds, studies of speciation and species status, and the description of patterns of geographic variation. These investigations are based on skin measurements, plumage color analysis, skeletal measurements and analyses, anatomical dissections, and molecular studies. Additional research involves biogeography of remote areas and life history studies of poorly known taxa. Staff members organize expeditions annually to areas throughout the world; recent expeditions include trips to Bolivia, Africa, and Vietnam.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe electron microprobe facility at AMNH houses a 5-spectrometer Cameca SX-100 that was installed in July 1996. This probe can detect and analyze elements from B to U at concentrations as low as 0.01 weight percent. Stage movement has a resolution of 0.5 microns. The energy dispersive spectrometer system is a Princeton Gamma Tech IMIX. The laboratory is managed by Adrian Fiege. The electron microprobe laboratory is a joint facility shared between the Museum and Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The electron microprobe facility at AMNH houses a 5-spectrometer Cameca SX-100 that was installed in July 1996. This probe can detect and analyze elements from B to U at concentrations as low as 0.01 weight percent. Stage movement has a resolution of 0.5 microns. The energy dispersive spectrometer system is a Princeton Gamma Tech IMIX. The laboratory is managed by Adrian Fiege. The electron microprobe laboratory is a joint facility shared between the Museum and Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192Many geologic processes, such as the development of magmatic bodies, the formation of mineral deposits, or the metamorphism of rocks, cannot be observed directly because they occur in inaccessible regions of the earth. Experimental petrologists study these processes by replicating high temperature and pressure conditions in the laboratory. petlab2 Jim Webster makes adjustments to the furnace temperature settings on the IHPV. In our lab, we can simulate volcanic conditions with several furnaces that operate at atmospheric pressure. Also, with our three cold-seal hydrothermal pressure vessels and a single internally heated pressure vessel (IHPV) we generate the conditions under which many magmatic and metamorphic reactions occur in the crust. Cold-seal vessels attain a maximum temperature of 800 degrees C at a pressure roughly equivalent to that 7 kilometers below the Earth's surface. The IHPV is capable of operating at temperatures up to 1200 degrees C (2200 F) and pressures as great as that found at 22 km (15 miles) depth within the earth (i.e. 6.5 kilobars or roughly 95,000 psi).
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The FTIR Laboratory at AMNH is the focal point for vibrational spectroscopy studies of geologic materials in the New York metropolitan area. The centerpiece of the lab is a Nicolet Nexus 670 Fourier Transform Infra Red (FTIR) spectrometry system with an attached IR Plan microscope (micro-FTIR system). Besides absorption and reflectance FTIR, the instrument is equipped with micro-Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) and micro-Grazing Angle FTIR attachments which allow measurements of sample surfaces down to a few mono-layers. The laboratory has also recently been used for polarization FTIR analysis; a powerful technique allowing for important insights into the structure of minerals.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe FTIR Laboratory at AMNH is the focal point for vibrational spectroscopy studies of geologic materials in the New York metropolitan area. The centerpiece of the lab is a Nicolet Nexus 670 Fourier Transform Infra Red (FTIR) spectrometry system with an attached IR Plan microscope (micro-FTIR system). Besides absorption and reflectance FTIR, the instrument is equipped with micro-Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) and micro-Grazing Angle FTIR attachments which allow measurements of sample surfaces down to a few mono-layers. The laboratory has also recently been used for polarization FTIR analysis; a powerful technique allowing for important insights into the structure of minerals.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe department houses a laboratory for study of minerals and crystalline substances using X-ray diffraction techniques. Because the wavelength of X-rays are similar to the spacing of atoms in crystals, X-rays are scattered by crystals in much the same way that a diffraction grating scatters light. Discrete angles and intensities of scattering correlate with the geometric pattern of atoms within a crystal. Examination of the pattern and intensities of scattering from a sample are used to interpret its crystal structure and to identify the mineral or crystalline compound constituting the sample.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The department houses a laboratory for study of minerals and crystalline substances using X-ray diffraction techniques. Because the wavelength of X-rays are similar to the spacing of atoms in crystals, X-rays are scattered by crystals in much the same way that a diffraction grating scatters light. Discrete angles and intensities of scattering correlate with the geometric pattern of atoms within a crystal. Examination of the pattern and intensities of scattering from a sample are used to interpret its crystal structure and to identify the mineral or crystalline compound constituting the sample.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Office of the Director of the Hayden Planetarium operates out of the Department of Astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural History. Our mission is to bring the frontier of astrophysical research to the public via exhibitry, books, public programs, and on-line resources. The Department of Education at the American Museum of Natural History continues this mission with programs for school children, families, and teachers.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Office of the Director of the Hayden Planetarium operates out of the Department of Astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural History. Our mission is to bring the frontier of astrophysical research to the public via exhibitry, books, public programs, and on-line resources. The Department of Education at the American Museum of Natural History continues this mission with programs for school children, families, and teachers.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Microscopy and Imaging Facility (MIF) was established as an interdepartmental lab, with the purpose of aiding in the research of the Museum's scientific community. The mission of the MIF is to provide an interdepartmental facility that contains state-of-the-art imaging instruments and image analysis software that would otherwise be too expensive for individual departments to purchase and maintain. The MIF staff is trained to provide expert assistance in the use of all the equipment found in the lab. The MIF currently houses two scanning electron microscopes (SEM), each equipped with x-ray microanalysis detectors, as well as a confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM), a transmission electron microscope (TEM), an x-ray computed tomography scanner (CT Scanner).
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Microscopy and Imaging Facility (MIF) was established as an interdepartmental lab, with the purpose of aiding in the research of the Museum's scientific community. The mission of the MIF is to provide an interdepartmental facility that contains state-of-the-art imaging instruments and image analysis software that would otherwise be too expensive for individual departments to purchase and maintain. The MIF staff is trained to provide expert assistance in the use of all the equipment found in the lab. The MIF currently houses two scanning electron microscopes (SEM), each equipped with x-ray microanalysis detectors, as well as a confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM), a transmission electron microscope (TEM), an x-ray computed tomography scanner (CT Scanner).
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The work of the American Museum of Natural History lies at the heart of many of science's most promising directions. Founded in 1869, the Museum's mission is to discover, interpret, and disseminate—through scientific research and education—knowledge about human cultures, the natural world, and the universe.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe work of the American Museum of Natural History lies at the heart of many of science's most promising directions. Founded in 1869, the Museum's mission is to discover, interpret, and disseminate—through scientific research and education—knowledge about human cultures, the natural world, and the universe.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The Science Computer Cluster Facility is a major resource used to advance and support our research and educational initiatives. The science clusters are used by museum research scientists, postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students whose work relies heavily on high-end capability computing in areas of biology, genomics, astrophysics, and anthropology. AMNH scientists are at the forefront of developing and utilizing cutting-edge approaches in computing paradigms to address problems of broad application in the biological and physical sciences. For instance, researchers in Invertebrate Zoology have developed and implemented phylogenetic algorithms that are used by scientists around the world. While those in Astrophysics, in collaborations with scientists world-wide, use high-resolution numerical simulation techniques to bring life to the Hayden Planetarium Space Shows. Further, as part of the core mission of the Museum, to educate, train and disseminate information, the clusters are leveraged to promote the significance of high-performance computing within today's society for science and engineering through our educational programs.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe Science Computer Cluster Facility is a major resource used to advance and support our research and educational initiatives. The science clusters are used by museum research scientists, postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate students whose work relies heavily on high-end capability computing in areas of biology, genomics, astrophysics, and anthropology. AMNH scientists are at the forefront of developing and utilizing cutting-edge approaches in computing paradigms to address problems of broad application in the biological and physical sciences. For instance, researchers in Invertebrate Zoology have developed and implemented phylogenetic algorithms that are used by scientists around the world. While those in Astrophysics, in collaborations with scientists world-wide, use high-resolution numerical simulation techniques to bring life to the Hayden Planetarium Space Shows. Further, as part of the core mission of the Museum, to educate, train and disseminate information, the clusters are leveraged to promote the significance of high-performance computing within today's society for science and engineering through our educational programs.
209 Fairfield Rd Fairfield, NJ, 07004 United StatesAmerican Red Cross Cell and Gene Therapy Solutions has been a trusted partner to the cell and gene therapy industry for over a decade, backed by 30+ years of apheresis collections experience and 75+ years of donor management expertise. Our centrally managed collection network operates under a single National Quality Management System (QMS), standardizing procedures across all sites to improve consistency in starting material across collections. Collections are performed by trained Red Cross employees from IRB-consented, pre-screened healthy donors. Customizable donor selection, including age, BMI, ethnicity, and HLA and KIR typing, combined with strong donor recallability and dedicated donor pools, ensures your sourcing requirements are met at every stage. Whether you need GMP or RUO grade material, our leukopaks are available fresh or cryopreserved, in a range of collection sizes to fit your research needs, available as whole leukopak products or processed into PBMCs/MNCs with optional characterization from our five cell therapy labs to support downstream workflows: - CBC with 5-part differential - CD34+ with 7-AAD viability - TBNK immunophenotyping Real-time blood product testing within 30 minutes post-collection, providing rapid immunophenotyping and viability results without the delays of central lab processing. Fresh leukopaks are collected across seven centers nationwide, supporting same-day delivery in multiple geographies, while cryopreserved options offer greater scheduling flexibility and reduced lead time. For early-stage research and process development, buffy coats provide a cost-effective leukocyte source. With access to a large pool of recallable donors, the Red Cross is well positioned to support programs from early discovery through commercialization, enabling consistency across collections as your program scales. Ask us about commitment-based pricing designed to support predictable supply and operational efficiency.
520 West 49th Street New York, NY, 10019 United StatesAmerican Red Cross Cell and Gene Therapy Solutions has been a trusted partner to the cell and gene therapy industry for over a decade, backed by 30+ years of apheresis collections experience and 75+ years of donor management expertise. Our centrally managed collection network operates under a single National Quality Management System (QMS), standardizing procedures across all sites to improve consistency in starting material across collections. Collections are performed by trained Red Cross employees from IRB-consented, pre-screened healthy donors. Customizable donor selection, including age, BMI, ethnicity, and HLA and KIR typing, combined with strong donor recallability and dedicated donor pools, ensures your sourcing requirements are met at every stage. Whether you need GMP or RUO grade material, our leukopaks are available fresh or cryopreserved, in a range of collection sizes to fit your research needs, available as whole leukopak products or processed into PBMCs/MNCs with optional characterization from our five cell therapy labs to support downstream workflows: - CBC with 5-part differential - CD34+ with 7-AAD viability - TBNK immunophenotyping Real-time blood product testing within 30 minutes post-collection, providing rapid immunophenotyping and viability results without the delays of central lab processing. Fresh leukopaks are collected across seven centers nationwide, supporting same-day delivery in multiple geographies, while cryopreserved options offer greater scheduling flexibility and reduced lead time. For early-stage research and process development, buffy coats provide a cost-effective leukocyte source. With access to a large pool of recallable donors, the Red Cross is well positioned to support programs from early discovery through commercialization, enabling consistency across collections as your program scales. Ask us about commitment-based pricing designed to support predictable supply and operational efficiency.
One Cragwood Road,Suite # 102 South Plainfield, NJ 07080 USAAmerican SciTech International offers clinical research services including conducting phase I-IV clinical trials, data capture, and biostatistical analysis.
12817 20th Avenue College Point, NY 11356
135 Brightside Ave Central Islip, New York, 11722 United StatesAmerigo Scientific Inc. dedicates worldwide distribution of unique products selected from the best manufacturers to serve a wide range of research institutions and communities. Founded in 2020, we gained experience in the biomedical and life sciences sector and have developed close collaboration with more than 100 suppliers around the globe, and have more than 300k products listed on our website. The product includes consumables, bio reagents, reseach kits and equipments for lab use.
135 Brightside Ave Central Islip, NY, 11722 United StatesAmerigo Scientific Inc. dedicates worldwide distribution of unique products selected from the best manufacturers to serve a wide range of research institutions and communities. Founded in 2020, we gained experience in the biomedical and life sciences sector and have developed close collaboration with more than 100 suppliers around the globe, and have more than 300k products listed on our website. The product includes consumables, bio reagents, reseach kits and equipments for lab use.
100 Overlook Center Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesAmiculum is an independent healthcare consulting and communications agency with >300 talented team members in key locations worldwide. For over two decades, we’ve partnered with visionary pharmaceutical companies and external medical experts, building connections across the healthcare community and communicating groundbreaking science. We amplify the scientific advances that transform healthcare. Taking our clients’ science, we create evidence-based narratives that ignite understanding and inspire action across the healthcare community. Because when science speaks clearly, it transforms lives.
101 East Main Street Little Falls NJ 07424 USAAmide Pharmaceutical provides manufacturing, generic chemicals, packaging, material analysis, and formulation services.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesAmerican institutions have a long history of collecting plant, animal and geological specimens to document the diversity of the planet. Today approximately 820 million zoological, botanical, geological, paleontological, and paleobotany specimens are held within science museums, archaeological repositories or scientific research collections. The Heritage Health Index, a 2005 survey of the state of our nation’s collection holding institutions found that over one quarter of these specimens are at immediate risk due to poor preservation conditions. This site is intended as an educational tool for museum professionals working to address these concerns. Information is divided into three sections with a general overview of conservation concerns for natural science collections, more specific information on challenges specific to different types of specimens, and a collection of useful and educational resources.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192American institutions have a long history of collecting plant, animal and geological specimens to document the diversity of the planet. Today approximately 820 million zoological, botanical, geological, paleontological, and paleobotany specimens are held within science museums, archaeological repositories or scientific research collections. The Heritage Health Index, a 2005 survey of the state of our nation’s collection holding institutions found that over one quarter of these specimens are at immediate risk due to poor preservation conditions. This site is intended as an educational tool for museum professionals working to address these concerns. Information is divided into three sections with a general overview of conservation concerns for natural science collections, more specific information on challenges specific to different types of specimens, and a collection of useful and educational resources.
Central Park West at 79th Street New York, NY 10024-5192The mission of the Ambrose Monell Cryo Collection (AMCC) is to provide an accessible repository of frozen tissue specimens, collected and maintained under rigorously controlled conditions. In a time of massive species loss, such efforts are essential in order to preserve as comprehensive a record as possible of the earth's biodiversity.
Central Park West New York, NY, 10024 United StatesThe mission of the Ambrose Monell Cryo Collection (AMCC) is to provide an accessible repository of frozen tissue specimens, collected and maintained under rigorously controlled conditions. In a time of massive species loss, such efforts are essential in order to preserve as comprehensive a record as possible of the earth's biodiversity.
Eastpark Blvd Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesAmRNA is a life science company providing high-quality RNA reagents and research services to support research and preclinical development. Our offerings include gene synthesis and various ready-to-use and custom synthesis of mRNA, siRNA, sgRNA, dsRNA, and LNP formulations, designed for efficiency, reproducibility, and rapid turnaround. With dedicated operations in the US and Europe, we ensure reliable service and fast delivery. AmRNA serves academic, biotech, and pharma researchers seeking flexible, high-performance solutions for RNA-based applications.
1011 High Ridge Road Stamford, CT 06905The foundation for Amsyn began with the establishment of Amber Synthetics Incorporated in 1989. Amber Synthetics was initially created to provide custom manufacturing and sourcing services to the pharmaceutical industry. In 1992, Amber Synthetics was merged together with newly acquired activities in chemical distribution (Alemark Chemical) and R&D Consulting (Custom Synthesis & Development). The operations of Amber Synthetics, Alemark Chemicals and CS&D together became Amsyn Incorporated, a uniquely integrated organization perfectly adapted to meet the full range of development, commercialization and distribution needs of the chemical industry. Located in Stamford, Connecticut, our headquarters is in close proximity to New York City, the industrial cross roads of the mid-Atlantic region, the high tech centers of New England and the concentration of the U.S. Pharmaceutical business in New Jersey.
1011 High Ridge Road Stamford, CT, 06905 United StatesThe foundation for Amsyn began with the establishment of Amber Synthetics Incorporated in 1989. Amber Synthetics was initially created to provide custom manufacturing and sourcing services to the pharmaceutical industry. In 1992, Amber Synthetics was merged together with newly acquired activities in chemical distribution (Alemark Chemical) and R&D Consulting (Custom Synthesis & Development). The operations of Amber Synthetics, Alemark Chemicals and CS&D together became Amsyn Incorporated, a uniquely integrated organization perfectly adapted to meet the full range of development, commercialization and distribution needs of the chemical industry. Located in Stamford, Connecticut, our headquarters is in close proximity to New York City, the industrial cross roads of the mid-Atlantic region, the high tech centers of New England and the concentration of the U.S. Pharmaceutical business in New Jersey.
New Jersey, USAAnabase develops plans, monitor their execution and adapt them to fit the most efficient path to FDA approval.
151 West 42Nd Street 23rd Floor New York, NY, 10036 6562 United StatesAnalysis Group has a global footprint of integrated health care research capabilities. Across offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, we leverage our distinguished network of advanced-degree consultants, affiliated experts, and key opinion leaders to carry out an extensive range of work that includes real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE) studies, post-marketing safety and effectiveness studies, indirect treatment comparisons, patient-reported outcomes (PROs), systematic literature reviews (SLRs) and meta-analysis, and AI-aided data solutions. Our clients benefit from our highly qualified teams across the world, which have substantial knowledge of local data, laws, and regulations but are also able to leverage our entire firm’s depth of expertise and integrate it seamlessly with local resources. We have supported the approval, launch, and market acceptance of numerous life sciences innovations in the US, EU and individual European countries. We have also provided expert input and testimony to regulatory and health technology assessment (HTA) bodies.
Menlo Center 151 West 42nd Street New York, NY, 10036 United StatesAnalysis Group has a global footprint of integrated health care research capabilities. Across offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, we leverage our distinguished network of advanced-degree consultants, affiliated experts, and key opinion leaders to carry out an extensive range of work that includes real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE) studies, post-marketing safety and effectiveness studies, indirect treatment comparisons, patient-reported outcomes (PROs), systematic literature reviews (SLRs) and meta-analysis, and AI-aided data solutions. Our clients benefit from our highly qualified teams across the world, which have substantial knowledge of local data, laws, and regulations but are also able to leverage our entire firm’s depth of expertise and integrate it seamlessly with local resources. We have supported the approval, launch, and market acceptance of numerous life sciences innovations in the US, EU and individual European countries. We have also provided expert input and testimony to regulatory and health technology assessment (HTA) bodies.
10 Rockefeller Plaza 15th Floor New York, NY 10020Analysis Group has a global footprint of integrated health care research capabilities. Across offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, we leverage our distinguished network of advanced-degree consultants, affiliated experts, and key opinion leaders to carry out an extensive range of work that includes real-world data (RWD) and real-world evidence (RWE) studies, post-marketing safety and effectiveness studies, indirect treatment comparisons, patient-reported outcomes (PROs), systematic literature reviews (SLRs) and meta-analysis, and AI-aided data solutions. Our clients benefit from our highly qualified teams across the world, which have substantial knowledge of local data, laws, and regulations but are also able to leverage our entire firm’s depth of expertise and integrate it seamlessly with local resources. We have supported the approval, launch, and market acceptance of numerous life sciences innovations in the US, EU and individual European countries. We have also provided expert input and testimony to regulatory and health technology assessment (HTA) bodies.
300 Park Avenue New York, NY, 10022 United StatesAnalytica LASER is a scientific consultancy that specialises in Real World Data, Analytics and HEOR and Market Access services. A significant portion of this work involves developing rigorous, evidence-based materials to help guide research and healthcare decisions. Our international team is a diverse group of experts with a breadth of experience, including high level (MSc and PhD) researchers, former payers, pharmaceutical industry leaders, noted academics, and highly experienced industry consultants. Our diverse scientific team includes statisticians, epidemiologists, mathematicians, economists, physicians, pharmacists and other pertinent expertise that assures the development of scientifically rigorous, insightful and actionable deliverables for our customers. PGRx Real World Datasets are targeted case registries that operate in multiple disease areas. PGRx provides quality data for most real world studies required by our HEOR and market access clients such as burden of illness, treatment patterns, drug utilisation, health resource use and quality of life studies. Programs for new pathologies can be rapidly deployed as a result of the validated protocol/tools and the extensive network of specialists created over the years that PGRx has been operating. PGRx uniquely links detailed medical data and HRU information from the physician with extensive patient-reported data on drug usage, adherence, quality of life and productivity impact. This gives a rich source of ‘deep’ data on patients, their management, possible drivers of effectiveness and the associated patient outcomes. Our other Real World Data solutions services include electronic database analytics, chart reviews, patient/physician surveys and advanced outcomes research and pharmacoepidemiology studies. Analytica LASER has been at the forefront of advising clients on market access issues with strategic consultancy, development of global value dossiers, evidence synthesis amongst other services.
230 West Parkway, Unit One Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USAAnalytical Sales and Services offers consumables and disposables in support of HPLC, flash chromatography, and chromatography modeling.
840 Colfax Avenue Kenilworth, NJ, 07033 United States
85-14 108 th Street Richmond Hill NY 11418Analytics offers polymorph screening, NMR, and API services.
51 Charles Lindbergh Boulevard Uniondale, New York 11553Angion Biomedica is a clinical-stage organ restoration biopharmaceutical company focused on renal disease including acute kidney injury and chronic renal disease. We are pioneers in using rational drug design to target the body’s protective, reparative and regenerative system for therapeutic benefit. We believe these treatment objectives address significant unmet need in both orphan indications and large clinical landscapes. Our fully integrated multidisciplinary research and development facility is located in Uniondale, NY. This state-of-the-art facility accommodates rational drug discovery, development and clinical operations.
195 Black Horse Lane,North Brunswick, NJ 08902Welcome to Anichem! We are a leading chemical R&D company that supports the commercial development of small molecule drug discovery and development in pharmaceutical, and biotechnology companies. Our products and services parallel the drug discovery process and make significant contributions to each step from lead discovery and optimization, scale-up synthesis of drug candidates to process R&D. Our uniquely designed building blocks are tailored to participate in a wide range of robust chemical reactions and are perfect for chemical diversification and lead optimization.
500 Route 33 (Suite LLA), Millstone Township, NJ 08535Anilab provides consulting services and ECG evaluations.
11 Park Place Suite 805 New York, NY, 10007 United StatesIndividuals from all over New York City come to Animal Care Centers every day of the week for reasons as diverse as reclaiming lost pets, adopting new furry family members and getting resources to help them keep their pets in homes. We strive to find loving homes for homeless and abandoned cats, dogs, and rabbits, both by adopting animals directly to the public and by partnering with more than 200 dedicated animal placement organizations (our New Hope partners). Our field services division responds to calls from the public to help keep NYC communities safe and rescue animals in need, and we have facilities in all five boroughs.
1237 Bloomfield Avenue Fairfield, NJ 07004 USAAnimal Emergency & Referral Associates offers veterinary critical care and surgical services.
P. O. Box 2666 Huntington Station, NY 11746 USAAntigenix America offers ELISA kits, recombinant cytokines, growth factors, antibodies, proteins, and reagents in addition to custom antibody conjugation and development services.
10 Industrial Road Fairfield, NJ 07004APAC Pharmaceutical through its subsidiary, API, offers GMP API manufacturing services.
760 Parkside Avenue Suite 310 Brooklyn, NY 11226Apath provides vriology and viral genetics services, with a focus on HCV.
NY United StatesApath provides vriology and viral genetics services, with a focus on HCV.
Franklin Township, NJ, 08873 United StatesApicore offers development and manufacturing of APIs for customers in the pharmaceutical industry.
49 Napoleon Court Worlds Fair Dr. Somerset, NJ - 08873 USAApicore offers development and manufacturing of APIs for customers in the pharmaceutical industry.
APL RC-2 sangareddy North Bergen, NJ, 07047 United StatesApitoria Pharma Pvt. Ltd., a 100% subsidiary of Aurobindo Pharma, is looking to explore collaboration opportunities in Contract Development and Manufacturing (CDMO). We offer end-to-end pharmaceutical development and manufacturing services for high-quality APIs, from early-stage R&D to commercial-scale production, with a strong focus on quality, scalability, and regulatory compliance. - 250+ APIs across CFTR modulators, ARVs, Antibiotics, CNS & CVS, Complex molecules, Antidiabetic, Oncology, and more. - 600+ high experienced scientists. - 10 manufacturing facilities. - 190,000 MT installed capacity. - US drug master files (DMFs), Certificate of suitability to the monographs of the European pharmacopoeia (CEPs), Canadian DMFs, Korean DMFs, Japanese DMFs and more. Our capabilities: State-of-the-art API R&D centre: Complex process development, analytical method development, formulation, and seamless tech transfer. Custom synthesis services: Complex molecules, advanced intermediates, and NCEs. From mg-scale into multi-tonne commercial scale, including impurity profiling and route scouting. High-potency API (HPAPI) Handling: Safe, compliant infrastructure for high-potency compounds, aligned with global regulatory and occupational safety standards. Scalable manufacturing capacity: Robust infrastructure for multi-kg to multi-tonne production, enabling seamless scale-up and cost-effective commercialisation. End-to-End development & manufacturing support: From early-stage development to regulatory filings (CMC support), validation, and commercial manufacturing- all under one roof. We are actively seeking strategic partnerships to co-develop and manufacture high-quality pharmaceutical products. We’d lone to continue this conversation further, at a time that’s suitable to you. Let’s explore how we can support your goals with our technical strengths and flexible manufacturing solutions. So together, we can accelerate good health. We look forward to hearing from you. Our company is focused on providing APIs across various therapeutic categories, including antibiotics, CNS & CVS, complex molecules, antidiabetics, and oncology. We are known for our regulatory prowess, with numerous global filings including US DMFs, CEPs, KR, CN and other regulatory filings.
50 Health Sciences Drive Stony Brook, New York, 11790 United StatesApplied DNA Sciences’ technology allows very-large-scale production of DNA using PCR. Scaling via PCR enables gene-sized DNA sequences to be produced directly from synthetic genomics, produced with chemical modification via a workflow that is cost effective and far simpler than via bacterial cloning: to support gene therapy, vaccines, diagnostics, agriculture.
50 Health Sciences Drive Stony Brook, NY, 11790 United StatesApplied DNA Sciences’ technology allows very-large-scale production of DNA using PCR. Scaling via PCR enables gene-sized DNA sequences to be produced directly from synthetic genomics, produced with chemical modification via a workflow that is cost effective and far simpler than via bacterial cloning: to support gene therapy, vaccines, diagnostics, agriculture.
85 Franklin Road, Suite 1B Dover, NJ 07801 USAApplikon Biotechnology offers bioprocess equipment ranging from microliter to 1,000s of liters in scale.
875 Washington Avenue Carlstadt, NJ 07072 USAARDE Barinco is an American manufacturer of specialty mixing, grinding, dispersion, emulsification and size reduction equipment.
14 Schoolhouse Rd Somerset, NJ, 08873 1213 United StatesArdena reliably navigates you through drug development. We are a global provider of drug development services not limited to drug substance, drug product, bioanalysis, and CMC regulatory services covering small molecules, large molecules, and nanomedicines.
14 Schoolhouse Rd Somerset, New Jersey, 08873 1213 United StatesArdena reliably navigates you through drug development. We are a global provider of drug development services not limited to drug substance, drug product, bioanalysis, and CMC regulatory services covering small molecules, large molecules, and nanomedicines.
225 W 35th St. Suite 802 New York, NY, 10001 United StatesARES Scientific was formed in response to a growing desire from customers to work with consultative representatives who are highly experienced and specialized in equipment technology, operation, applications and facility design. At a time when large catalog based dealers are exerting greater influence on the industry, ARES offers a refreshing alternative by complementing personal attention to your needs with the ability to answer technical questions on the spot, helping you prep your facility for utility connections, and offering complementary consulting on your laboratory or facility layout and workflow. After the product is delivered, we offer training and education to ensure the most effective operation of the equipment. Because we understand that an equipment purchase is an investment in your life’s work, we are also there to help support the equipment after it is installed and ensure that you are completely satisfied with your decision.
225 W 35th St. Suite 802 New York, NY , 10001 United StatesARES Scientific was formed in response to a growing desire from customers to work with consultative representatives who are highly experienced and specialized in equipment technology, operation, applications and facility design. At a time when large catalog based dealers are exerting greater influence on the industry, ARES offers a refreshing alternative by complementing personal attention to your needs with the ability to answer technical questions on the spot, helping you prep your facility for utility connections, and offering complementary consulting on your laboratory or facility layout and workflow. After the product is delivered, we offer training and education to ensure the most effective operation of the equipment. Because we understand that an equipment purchase is an investment in your life’s work, we are also there to help support the equipment after it is installed and ensure that you are completely satisfied with your decision.
5 Vaughn Dr Ste 101 Princeton, NJ 08540, USAArgea provides management consulting services.
New York, NY United StatesAt Arnold Consultancy and Technology LLC our area of expertise is outcomes research in all therapeutic categories and we develop interactive models and software related to cost-effectiveness analysis, pricing, and adverse event reporting/pharmacovigilance.
Newtown, CT United StatesArray Genetics provides microarray services, expression profiling, reagents, and bioinformatics.
115 Technology Dr CP100 Trumbull, CT, 06611 United StatesARVYS Proteins Inc. provides a full spectrum of protein services to the life science, pharmaceutical and biotechnology communities. Our work experience encompasses almost every aspect of protein biochemistry allowing us to contribute to projects regardless of whether they are at early research or late development stages. We can be your partner in: - generation and expression of recombinant proteins in bacterial, baculovirus and mammalian expression systems, - large-scale fermentation, - cell culture, - purification of recombinant proteins, antibodies or naturally occurring proteins, - refolding from inclusion bodies, - improvement of protein stability, - protein labeling with fluorescent, biotin and enzyme probes, - endotoxin removal and testing for in vivo studies, - protein characterization to monitor its integrity and functionality
661 US Highway One North Brunswick, NJ, 08902 United StatesAscendia Pharmaceutical Solutions is a specialty CDMO company dedicated to developing enhanced formulations of existing drug products, and enabling formulations for preclinical and clinical stage NCE drug candidates. Ascendia provides state-of-the-art drug product formulation development services for poorly water soluble molecules, along with aseptic and non-aseptic cGMP manufacturing of clinical trial materials. Applying its nanoparticle technologies and expertise, Ascendia can rapidly assess the feasibility of a broad array of formulation options in order to improve a drug’s solubility, bioavailability and/or stability. Our technologies include nano-emulsions, amorphous solid dispersions, oral controlled release, self-emulsifying drug delivery systems (SEDDs), long-acting injectables, and production of nanoparticles (including LNPs). Ascendia provides development and analytical support services – from pre-formulation through to cGMP manufacturing of clinical trial drug product materials. We execute rapid, comprehensive, and cost-effective programs for our clients. Ascendia partners with emerging, discovery-stage pharmaceutical companies to provide early-stage formulations; with pharma and biotech companies for formulation development, optimization and clinical trial manufacturing; with generic companies that seek enabling technology for complex product development projects; and with specialty pharmaceutical companies that need development of new 505(b)(2) products for clinical testing.
661 US Highway One 661 US Highway One, Unit B North Brunswick, NJ, 08902 United StatesAscendia Pharmaceutical Solutions is a specialty CDMO company dedicated to developing enhanced formulations of existing drug products, and enabling formulations for preclinical and clinical stage NCE drug candidates. Ascendia provides state-of-the-art drug product formulation development services for poorly water soluble molecules, along with aseptic and non-aseptic cGMP manufacturing of clinical trial materials. Applying its nanoparticle technologies and expertise, Ascendia can rapidly assess the feasibility of a broad array of formulation options in order to improve a drug’s solubility, bioavailability and/or stability. Our technologies include nano-emulsions, amorphous solid dispersions, oral controlled release, self-emulsifying drug delivery systems (SEDDs), long-acting injectables, and production of nanoparticles (including LNPs). Ascendia provides development and analytical support services – from pre-formulation through to cGMP manufacturing of clinical trial drug product materials. We execute rapid, comprehensive, and cost-effective programs for our clients. Ascendia partners with emerging, discovery-stage pharmaceutical companies to provide early-stage formulations; with pharma and biotech companies for formulation development, optimization and clinical trial manufacturing; with generic companies that seek enabling technology for complex product development projects; and with specialty pharmaceutical companies that need development of new 505(b)(2) products for clinical testing.
263 Wall Street Princeton New Jersey 08450 USAAscent Scientific offers purification and custom synthesis services.
46 West Street Newtown, CT 06470, USAASSA International provides physical characterization of APIs, thermal analysis, x-ray diffraction, spectroscopy, and formulations.
15 Whitewood Rd Edison, NJ 08820, USAAssayglo provides assay development.
200 Plainview Road Hicksville, NY, 11801 United States
601 East Linden Ave. Linden, NJ 07036Atlantic SciTech Group is a supplier of pharmaceutical intermediates, fine chemicals and lab supplies.
115 West Century Road 3rd Floor Paramus, NJ 07652, USAAsubio Pharmaceuticals offers chemical synthesis, clinical drug development, compound services, and peptide chemistry.
76 N. Walnut Street Ridgewood, NJ, 07450 United StatesAtlant Clinical is a strong multinational contract research organization (CRO) offering a full range of clinical trials (Phases I-IV) and relevant support services throughout the US, Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and Middle Asia.
76 N. Walnut Street Ridgewood, NJ , 07450 United StatesAtlant Clinical is a strong multinational contract research organization (CRO) offering a full range of clinical trials (Phases I-IV) and relevant support services throughout the US, Europe, Ukraine, Russia, and Middle Asia.
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80 Gold St. Apt. 6B New York, NY, 10038 United StatesScientific consulting and computational modeling services.
Newark, NJ United StatesAunova Medchem provides zinc chemistry, fragment-based drug discovery, and fluorescence labeled drugs.
102 Melrich Road Cranbury, NJ 08512 United StatesAurobindo offers formulations, API, and intermediate products and services.
P.O. Box 504 Howell, NJ 07731 USAAurum Pharmatech LLC is global chemical provider for Research and Development companies and academia. Our products are widely utilized in process of small molecule drug discovery, chemical biology, lead generation, screening library preparation and agrochemical discovery programs. Our core business is providing Chemical Building Blocks which includes functionalized heterocycles, boronic acids, carbonyl compounds, halogenated compounds, alkynes, azides and many others. Our catalog consists of more than 180,000 chemical compounds with delivery time ranging from 1- 4 weeks for smaller scale.
18 Mayfield Ave, Edison, NJ, USA, 08837 300 Columbus Circle, Suite F, Edison, NJ, USA, 08837AustarPharma specializes in drug delivery technologies with a team of highly experienced professionals
Edison, NJ United StatesAustarPharma specializes in drug delivery technologies with a team of highly experienced professionals
295 Madison Ave New York, NY, 10017 6434 United StatesAt Avalere Health, we are guided by a single mission: EVERY PATIENT POSSIBLE. A truly purpose-led approach uniting our three capabilities – Advisory, Medical, and Marketing – to ensure every patient is identified, supported, treated, and cared for – equally. Our teams are equipped to work across the product lifecycle and poised to advise our clients to prepare, respond, and course correct to the changing landscape pharma is facing today. We are: - On the pulse of the dynamic health policy - Connected to payer, clinical and patient influencers - Underpinned by real-world data, digital and AI capabilities - Structured to integrate without complication This is our difference; we mobilize our depth of expertise to solve the biggest challenges in health and help clients advance access to patients, simplify complex data to effective communication strategies and blend scientific knowledge with strategic creativity. We know your challenges. We’ve experienced them, navigated the solutions, and are best placed to help you guide assets through their lifecycle so that no patient is left behind.
119 Washington Street Floor 1 Morristown, NJ, 07960 United StatesWe are a team of academic and industry health economists and outcomes researchers providing high quality, high value real-world health economics and outcomes research consulting.
26 Washington Street 3rd floor Morristown, NJ, 07960 United StatesWe are a team of academic and industry health economists and outcomes researchers providing high quality, high value real-world health economics and outcomes research consulting.
70 Washington Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550-1012AVANTE International Technology, Inc. Headquarters is located in Princeton Junction, New Jersey where we share our headquarters with our sister company, AIT (AI Technology,Inc.). We work in a 52,000 square foot office, warehouse, and manufacturing complex located on a 16 acre campus. We manufacture our products and service our customers to ISO 9001:2008 standards, having been accredited in 1999. AVANTE International Technology, Inc. is best known for our pioneering contributions to improved transparency and integrity in electronic voting solution with the patented “voter verified paper record audit trail” and paper ballot voting with digital ballot picture auditing. Prior to entering the election industry, AVANTE had in the previous 15 years pioneered applications and developed technologies related to smart cards and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technologies.
36 Commerce St Springfield , NJ United States
750 Vassar Avenue – Suite 2 Lakewood, NJ 08701-6929 USAAviv Biomedical offers analytical systems and instrument servicing.
628 NJ-10 Suite 10 WHIPPANY, New Jersey, 07981 United StatesAxela Biosciences, Inc.—formed through the merger of PicoImmune and Emerther in July 2024—is a specialized CRO offering ultra-sensitive, highly multiplexed, and reliable bioanalytical services. We empower drug discovery and translational research through precise, real-time monitoring of protein and gene expression in minute samples from cells, tissues, animal models, and patient-derived specimens. Our core capabilities include ultra-sensitive immunoassays using platforms such as SIMOA, MSD, Luminex, and Simple Western; spatial transcriptomics and proteomics using the NanoString GeoMx DSP; and multiplex biomarker discovery using FPPA, RPPA, and FlexMAP 3D technologies. We also provide high-throughput, multi-color flow cytometry with CytoFLEX S systems, genomic profiling through NanoString nCounter Pro and real-time qPCR, and advanced imaging using systems like IncuCyte and EVOS FL Auto. With automated liquid handling and flexible assay development workflows, we support a wide range of custom study needs. We routinely work with human and animal samples, including mouse and rat models, and analyze PBMCs, whole blood, plasma, serum, FFPE and fresh-frozen tissues, as well as cultured cells and cell lysates. What sets Axela apart is our dual strength in immunoassays and spatial omics, our deep experience supporting top pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic partners, and our highly trained team of scientists with backgrounds from MIT, Harvard, NIH, MSKCC, NYU, Duke, and other leading institutions. Our team combines technical rigor with real-world biopharma experience to deliver responsive project execution, high-throughput capacity, and rapid turnaround times. We operate under CLIA-compliant protocols, follow validated SOPs, and offer workflows compatible with human sample handling and IRB-exempt studies. Our infrastructure includes more than 30 advanced instruments, such as NanoString GeoMx DSP and nCounter Pro (two units each), CytoFLEX S flow cytometers, SIMOA and MSD QuickPlex systems, Simple Western units, Luminex 200 and FlexMAP 3D platforms, EVOS FL Auto and IncuCyte live-cell imaging systems, ABI QuantStudio qPCR machines, an ELISpot reader, ECIS platform, and other high-throughput tools. Full instrumentation details are available in our profile. We welcome collaborations through Scientist.com. To learn more or discuss your project directly, you can schedule a meeting at https://calendly.com/david-huang-axelabio/30min or send an email to harris.zhang@axelabio.com (CSO) or david.huang@axelabio.com (Business Development Manager)
628 NJ-10 Suite 10 WHIPPANY, NJ, 07981 United StatesAxela Biosciences, Inc.—formed through the merger of PicoImmune and Emerther in July 2024—is a specialized CRO offering ultra-sensitive, highly multiplexed, and reliable bioanalytical services. We empower drug discovery and translational research through precise, real-time monitoring of protein and gene expression in minute samples from cells, tissues, animal models, and patient-derived specimens. Our core capabilities include ultra-sensitive immunoassays using platforms such as SIMOA, MSD, Luminex, and Simple Western; spatial transcriptomics and proteomics using the NanoString GeoMx DSP; and multiplex biomarker discovery using FPPA, RPPA, and FlexMAP 3D technologies. We also provide high-throughput, multi-color flow cytometry with CytoFLEX S systems, genomic profiling through NanoString nCounter Pro and real-time qPCR, and advanced imaging using systems like IncuCyte and EVOS FL Auto. With automated liquid handling and flexible assay development workflows, we support a wide range of custom study needs. We routinely work with human and animal samples, including mouse and rat models, and analyze PBMCs, whole blood, plasma, serum, FFPE and fresh-frozen tissues, as well as cultured cells and cell lysates. What sets Axela apart is our dual strength in immunoassays and spatial omics, our deep experience supporting top pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic partners, and our highly trained team of scientists with backgrounds from MIT, Harvard, NIH, MSKCC, NYU, Duke, and other leading institutions. Our team combines technical rigor with real-world biopharma experience to deliver responsive project execution, high-throughput capacity, and rapid turnaround times. We operate under CLIA-compliant protocols, follow validated SOPs, and offer workflows compatible with human sample handling and IRB-exempt studies. Our infrastructure includes more than 30 advanced instruments, such as NanoString GeoMx DSP and nCounter Pro (two units each), CytoFLEX S flow cytometers, SIMOA and MSD QuickPlex systems, Simple Western units, Luminex 200 and FlexMAP 3D platforms, EVOS FL Auto and IncuCyte live-cell imaging systems, ABI QuantStudio qPCR machines, an ELISpot reader, ECIS platform, and other high-throughput tools. Full instrumentation details are available in our profile. We welcome collaborations through Scientist.com. To learn more or discuss your project directly, you can schedule a meeting at https://calendly.com/david-huang-axelabio/30min or send an email to harris.zhang@axelabio.com (CSO) or david.huang@axelabio.com (Business Development Manager)
622 Route-10 West Unit 18 Whippany, NJ, 07981 United StatesAxela Biosciences, Inc.—formed through the merger of PicoImmune and Emerther in July 2024—is a specialized CRO offering ultra-sensitive, highly multiplexed, and reliable bioanalytical services. We empower drug discovery and translational research through precise, real-time monitoring of protein and gene expression in minute samples from cells, tissues, animal models, and patient-derived specimens. Our core capabilities include ultra-sensitive immunoassays using platforms such as SIMOA, MSD, Luminex, and Simple Western; spatial transcriptomics and proteomics using the NanoString GeoMx DSP; and multiplex biomarker discovery using FPPA, RPPA, and FlexMAP 3D technologies. We also provide high-throughput, multi-color flow cytometry with CytoFLEX S systems, genomic profiling through NanoString nCounter Pro and real-time qPCR, and advanced imaging using systems like IncuCyte and EVOS FL Auto. With automated liquid handling and flexible assay development workflows, we support a wide range of custom study needs. We routinely work with human and animal samples, including mouse and rat models, and analyze PBMCs, whole blood, plasma, serum, FFPE and fresh-frozen tissues, as well as cultured cells and cell lysates. What sets Axela apart is our dual strength in immunoassays and spatial omics, our deep experience supporting top pharmaceutical, biotech, and academic partners, and our highly trained team of scientists with backgrounds from MIT, Harvard, NIH, MSKCC, NYU, Duke, and other leading institutions. Our team combines technical rigor with real-world biopharma experience to deliver responsive project execution, high-throughput capacity, and rapid turnaround times. We operate under CLIA-compliant protocols, follow validated SOPs, and offer workflows compatible with human sample handling and IRB-exempt studies. Our infrastructure includes more than 30 advanced instruments, such as NanoString GeoMx DSP and nCounter Pro (two units each), CytoFLEX S flow cytometers, SIMOA and MSD QuickPlex systems, Simple Western units, Luminex 200 and FlexMAP 3D platforms, EVOS FL Auto and IncuCyte live-cell imaging systems, ABI QuantStudio qPCR machines, an ELISpot reader, ECIS platform, and other high-throughput tools. Full instrumentation details are available in our profile. We welcome collaborations through Scientist.com. To learn more or discuss your project directly, you can schedule a meeting at https://calendly.com/david-huang-axelabio/30min or send an email to harris.zhang@axelabio.com (CSO) or david.huang@axelabio.com (Business Development Manager)
2330 Eastchester Road Bronx, NY, 10469 United StatesAxella Research is a clinical research, development and venture company offering a unique research model for companies exploring options to further develop their technology for clinical applications and/or regulatory approval through mitigating the financial burden and navigating the regulatory environment. We serve as a strategic partner to assist in expediting clinical research utilizing our SMO/CRO services with both a traditional fee for service model as well as our innovative equity driven model.
115 Corporate Boulevard South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAs a global leader in R&D genomics services, GENEWIZ from Azenta Life Sciences, leads the way in providing superior data quality with unparalleled technical support to enable researchers around the world to advance their scientific discoveries faster than ever before. Our customers at top-tier pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic institutions, as well as cutting-edge start-ups, rely on our proprietary technologies for consistent, reliable, high-quality data, even on the most difficult projects. A full-service provider, we provides Sanger DNA sequencing, gene synthesis, molecular biology, high throughput/next generation sequencing, bioinformatics, and GLP regulatory services. Our customers are supported by state-of-the-art facilities and highly-qualified scientific teams. Our Pre-Clinical and Clinical Services, located in South Plainfield, NJ, are subject to rigorous quality systems based on Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulations and College of American Pathologist (CAP) standards. GENEWIZ Suzhou, China and Takeley, UK locations also hold the ISO:9001 Quality Management Certification, a voluntary international certification noting operational excellence and quality standards.
115 Corporate Blvd South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesAs a global leader in R&D genomics services, GENEWIZ from Azenta Life Sciences, leads the way in providing superior data quality with unparalleled technical support to enable researchers around the world to advance their scientific discoveries faster than ever before. Our customers at top-tier pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and academic institutions, as well as cutting-edge start-ups, rely on our proprietary technologies for consistent, reliable, high-quality data, even on the most difficult projects. A full-service provider, we provides Sanger DNA sequencing, gene synthesis, molecular biology, high throughput/next generation sequencing, bioinformatics, and GLP regulatory services. Our customers are supported by state-of-the-art facilities and highly-qualified scientific teams. Our Pre-Clinical and Clinical Services, located in South Plainfield, NJ, are subject to rigorous quality systems based on Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulations and College of American Pathologist (CAP) standards. GENEWIZ Suzhou, China and Takeley, UK locations also hold the ISO:9001 Quality Management Certification, a voluntary international certification noting operational excellence and quality standards.
4215 Crescent Street NY, 11101 United States
7 Oser Avenue Hauppauge, NY 11788-3808 USABactolac Pharmaceutical specializes in supplement and vitamin manufacturing.
New Hampton, NY, 10958 United StatesBalchem specializes in ARC Specialty Products; Food, Pharma and Nutrition; and Animal Nutrition and Health.
52 Sunrise Park Road New Hampton, NY 10958 USABalchem specializes in ARC Specialty Products; Food, Pharma and Nutrition; and Animal Nutrition and Health.
3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027Since its founding in 1889, Barnard has been a distinguished leader in higher education, offering a rigorous liberal arts foundation to young women whose curiosity, drive, and exuberance set them apart. Ours is a diverse intellectual community in a unique learning environment that provides the best of all worlds: small, intimate classes in a collaborative liberal arts setting dedicated to the advancement of women with the vast resources of Columbia University just steps away—in the heart of vibrant and electric New York City. On our leafy four-acre campus on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, our world-class faculty of teacher-scholars educates nearly 2,400 inspired and intrepid undergraduate women—women who, as a matter of course, have gone on to achieve great things. Throughout our history, Barnard graduates have made their mark as leaders in the arts, business, government, and science, and as activists for causes too numerous to name. Over one hundred and twenty years ago, Barnard was the first college in New York City—and one of the few in the world—where women could receive the same liberal arts education available to men. Today, we are the most sought-after liberal arts college for women in the United States. With our cosmopolitan setting and the strength of our academic programs, the broadening of our global perspective, and our ongoing commitment to diversity, we continue to do what we have done from the beginning with a keen eye to the future.
140 Sylvan Avenue Suite 301 Englewood Cliffs, , NJ, 07632 United StatesBarnet Products is a global company that was established in 1987 with a commitment to finding, developing, and presenting fashionable new concepts, ingredients, and systems to our customers. Our main focus is on conceptual active ingredients tested in vivo or in vitro. We also offer a line of innovative “System Formers” from Japan. These products demonstrate appealing properties that focus on East Asian textures and offer new marketing opportunities. These specialty ingredients are developed exclusively for Barnet and our customers.
140 Sylvan Avenue Suite 301 Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632Barnet Products is a global company that was established in 1987 with a commitment to finding, developing, and presenting fashionable new concepts, ingredients, and systems to our customers. Our main focus is on conceptual active ingredients tested in vivo or in vitro. We also offer a line of innovative “System Formers” from Japan. These products demonstrate appealing properties that focus on East Asian textures and offer new marketing opportunities. These specialty ingredients are developed exclusively for Barnet and our customers.
140 Sylvan Avenue Suite 301 Englewood Cliffs, , NJ , 07632 United StatesBarnet Products is a global company that was established in 1987 with a commitment to finding, developing, and presenting fashionable new concepts, ingredients, and systems to our customers. Our main focus is on conceptual active ingredients tested in vivo or in vitro. We also offer a line of innovative “System Formers” from Japan. These products demonstrate appealing properties that focus on East Asian textures and offer new marketing opportunities. These specialty ingredients are developed exclusively for Barnet and our customers.
132 Creemer Ave. Iselin, NJ 08830The purpose of BRR is to amass information and biological specimens from individuals with Barth syndrome into a single database, which will be utilized by researchers to better understand Barth syndrome. Through our families' contribution to the BRR knowledge is gained, research is facilitated and differences are being made.
161 Janes Chapel Rd Oxford NJ 07863
228 Park Ave S 34746 New York, NY, 10003 United StatesBasepair is a SaaS solution for NGS (DNA sequencing) data analysis, automating and speeding up a complex process. A biologist without programming skills can analyze large datasets with just a few clicks and get the results in an interactive report. Our platform can scale to 1000s of analyses in an hour, run custom pipelines, and generate data and reports in multiple formats. The entire software is API driven and integrates well with any existing IT system. We have influential customers in academia (Harvard Medical School, NYU, Stanford Univ, etc), biotech, and a few clinical diagnostic companies.
228 Park Ave S 34746 New York, New York, 10003 United StatesBasepair is a SaaS solution for NGS (DNA sequencing) data analysis, automating and speeding up a complex process. A biologist without programming skills can analyze large datasets with just a few clicks and get the results in an interactive report. Our platform can scale to 1000s of analyses in an hour, run custom pipelines, and generate data and reports in multiple formats. The entire software is API driven and integrates well with any existing IT system. We have influential customers in academia (Harvard Medical School, NYU, Stanford Univ, etc), biotech, and a few clinical diagnostic companies.
415 Madison Ave, Fl 4 New York, NY, 10017 United StatesBasepair is a SaaS solution for NGS (DNA sequencing) data analysis, automating and speeding up a complex process. A biologist without programming skills can analyze large datasets with just a few clicks and get the results in an interactive report. Our platform can scale to 1000s of analyses in an hour, run custom pipelines, and generate data and reports in multiple formats. The entire software is API driven and integrates well with any existing IT system. We have influential customers in academia (Harvard Medical School, NYU, Stanford Univ, etc), biotech, and a few clinical diagnostic companies.
100 Campus Drive Florham Park NJ 07932BASF Fine Chemicals provides active ingredients, excipients, intermediates, and custom synthesis.
70-G East Jefryn BoulevardDeer Park, New York, 11729 USA
NJ United StatesBD Biosciences offers ADME/Tox services, cell analysis and reagent services, bioprocessing media and supplement services, custom coating services and microplate barcoding services.
501 E 74th Street Apt 16F Ny, NY, 10021 United StatesBeacon Scientific Group, a medical communications and scientific strategy company, uses their scientific expertise to support global and US commercial , medical, and clinical teams in the development of peer-to-peer (P2P) strategy and content, including: advisory boards, speaker decks, speaker training, newsletters, patient case studies, and workshops. In addition they support Medical Expert (ME) engagement activities, including ME engagement planning and professional congress activities (e.g., ME 1:1s, leadership dinners with MEs, product theaters, symposia, and ancillary educational events).
Flemington, NJ, 08822 United StatesBeardsworth provides clinical research services with a focus on oncology.
Beardsworth 70 Church Street Flemington, NJ 08822Beardsworth provides clinical research services with a focus on oncology.
850 Third Avenue, Suite 13C New York, NY 10022Beverage Marketing Corporation has grown into the leading management consulting firm and a leading research company to the beverage industry. Using the four pillars of quick project starts, strong understanding of client issues, cost effective activities, and real-world workable solutions backed by our extensive proprietary data, BMC differentiates itself from other firms to deliver the best-possible solutions to our clients.
215 Exeter Street Highland Park, NJ 08904WHO WE ARE Bioactives American Corporation is a specialty ingredient company with the sole objective to deliver science-based, high-quality ingredients to improve the health and quality of life of your customers, no matter where they live and work. We are committed to health and wellness around the world. All our efforts at Bioactives American Corporation are directed towards developing and delivering unique products of the highest quality and catering to the needs of the nutritional health-care industry. WHAT WE DO Bioactives American’s core team of experts offers a range of products and services including contract manufacturing, highly specialized branded ingredients and stand-alone ingredients with superior nutritional value. Our team of scientists can help your company develop products for pharmaceuticals, vitamins, nutritional supplements and the health food industry.
Lake Success, NY United StatesBio Analytical Research Corporation (BARC) provides full service clinical trial support, project management, and data management.
5, Delaware Drive, Lake Success NY 11042-1114, U.S.A.Bio Analytical Research Corporation (BARC) provides full service clinical trial support, project management, and data management.
8 Black Forest Rd Hamilton, NJ, 08691-1810 United StatesAs a lead discovery chemistry focused company, we are a source for all the ingredients to create high quality preclinical leads: unique building blocks, fragment libraries and our platform to drive the hit to lead process.
8 Black Forest Rd Hamilton, New Jersey, 08691-1810 United StatesAs a lead discovery chemistry focused company, we are a source for all the ingredients to create high quality preclinical leads: unique building blocks, fragment libraries and our platform to drive the hit to lead process.
Suite 2547 Jersey City, NJ, 07311 United StatesBiocartis provides molecular diagnostic and multiplex detection platforms.
485 Hwy 1 (S) Suite B 305 Iselin, NJ 08830 USABiocon Pharmaceuticals offers synthetic chemistry, molecular biology, and APIs.
121 Ethel Rd W Piscataway, NJ, 08854 5952 United StatesBiointron, founded in 2012, is headquartered in Shanghai. We specialize in antibody expression, discovery, and optimization. Our mission is to accelerate the antibody discovery process to provide one-stop antibody discovery services. With fully automated production processes adhering to international standards, we've served 3,000+ pharmaceutical companies across 20 countries. Our expertise includes VHH production, hybridoma sequencing, antibody humanization, affinity maturation, and single B cell screening. Biointron has global commercialization reauthorization for ECACC's CHO-K1 cell line and meets international multicenter requirements, which has also been filed with the U.S. FDA's DMF and several partners’ projects have entered the international multicenter clinical stage. For more information, please visit our official website at www.biointron.com or contact us at info@biointron.com.
50 Williams Parkway, Unit A-2 East Hanover, NJ 07936, USABioInvenu Corporation provides proprietary cell based assay products and services while also developing assay products and services by utilizing a novel cell-based protein-protein interaction assay technology, LinkLight™ technology.
East Hanover, NJ United StatesBioInvenu Corporation provides proprietary cell based assay products and services while also developing assay products and services by utilizing a novel cell-based protein-protein interaction assay technology, LinkLight™ technology.
PO Box 770 Hicksville, New York, 11802 United StatesBioIVT enables smarter science and accelerates medical breakthroughs by delivering high-quality personalized biospecimen solutions and research services to life science and diagnostic industries. Recognized as an industry leader, BioIVT specializes in control and disease state samples including human and animal tissues or preparations, ADME-Tox products and research services, cell and gene therapy products, blood, and other biofluids. BioIVT has simplified the way you work with human tissue samples by introducing 2 levels of informed consent: - Fully Consented – IRB/IEC approved. All BioIVT sponsored collections that meets the fully consented list of elements. - Common Rule – IRB/IEC approved. All third parties that meet 45 CFR 46 and/or Good Clinical Practice requirements for elements of consent. Plus, we're proud to announce that all ASTERAND Human ELITE tissue is now IRB-consented. This ensures that every sample you work with is backed by industry-leading regulatory oversight. By combining technical expertise and exceptional customer service with unmatched access to biological specimens, BioIVT serves the research community as a trusted partner in ELEVATING SCIENCE®. For more information about our processes on the regulatory oversight of Human Biological Specimens (HBS), please visit our website, www.bioivt.com. Specific information related to our quality and ethical assurances can be found here: https://www.bioivt.com/about/quality-assurance
123 Frost Street Street Address 2 Westbury, NY, 11590 United StatesBioIVT enables smarter science and accelerates medical breakthroughs by delivering high-quality personalized biospecimen solutions and research services to life science and diagnostic industries. Recognized as an industry leader, BioIVT specializes in control and disease state samples including human and animal tissues or preparations, ADME-Tox products and research services, cell and gene therapy products, blood, and other biofluids. BioIVT has simplified the way you work with human tissue samples by introducing 2 levels of informed consent: - Fully Consented – IRB/IEC approved. All BioIVT sponsored collections that meets the fully consented list of elements. - Common Rule – IRB/IEC approved. All third parties that meet 45 CFR 46 and/or Good Clinical Practice requirements for elements of consent. Plus, we're proud to announce that all ASTERAND Human ELITE tissue is now IRB-consented. This ensures that every sample you work with is backed by industry-leading regulatory oversight. By combining technical expertise and exceptional customer service with unmatched access to biological specimens, BioIVT serves the research community as a trusted partner in ELEVATING SCIENCE®. For more information about our processes on the regulatory oversight of Human Biological Specimens (HBS), please visit our website, www.bioivt.com. Specific information related to our quality and ethical assurances can be found here: https://www.bioivt.com/about/quality-assurance
PO Box 770 Hicksville, NY, 11802 United StatesBioIVT enables smarter science and accelerates medical breakthroughs by delivering high-quality personalized biospecimen solutions and research services to life science and diagnostic industries. Recognized as an industry leader, BioIVT specializes in control and disease state samples including human and animal tissues or preparations, ADME-Tox products and research services, cell and gene therapy products, blood, and other biofluids. BioIVT has simplified the way you work with human tissue samples by introducing 2 levels of informed consent: - Fully Consented – IRB/IEC approved. All BioIVT sponsored collections that meets the fully consented list of elements. - Common Rule – IRB/IEC approved. All third parties that meet 45 CFR 46 and/or Good Clinical Practice requirements for elements of consent. Plus, we're proud to announce that all ASTERAND Human ELITE tissue is now IRB-consented. This ensures that every sample you work with is backed by industry-leading regulatory oversight. By combining technical expertise and exceptional customer service with unmatched access to biological specimens, BioIVT serves the research community as a trusted partner in ELEVATING SCIENCE®. For more information about our processes on the regulatory oversight of Human Biological Specimens (HBS), please visit our website, www.bioivt.com. Specific information related to our quality and ethical assurances can be found here: https://www.bioivt.com/about/quality-assurance
175 Crossways Park Dr W Suite 200 Woodbury, NY, 11797 United StatesBioIVT enables smarter science and accelerates medical breakthroughs by delivering high-quality personalized biospecimen solutions and research services to life science and diagnostic industries. Recognized as an industry leader, BioIVT specializes in control and disease state samples including human and animal tissues or preparations, ADME-Tox products and research services, cell and gene therapy products, blood, and other biofluids. BioIVT has simplified the way you work with human tissue samples by introducing 2 levels of informed consent: - Fully Consented – IRB/IEC approved. All BioIVT sponsored collections that meets the fully consented list of elements. - Common Rule – IRB/IEC approved. All third parties that meet 45 CFR 46 and/or Good Clinical Practice requirements for elements of consent. Plus, we're proud to announce that all ASTERAND Human ELITE tissue is now IRB-consented. This ensures that every sample you work with is backed by industry-leading regulatory oversight. By combining technical expertise and exceptional customer service with unmatched access to biological specimens, BioIVT serves the research community as a trusted partner in ELEVATING SCIENCE®. For more information about our processes on the regulatory oversight of Human Biological Specimens (HBS), please visit our website, www.bioivt.com. Specific information related to our quality and ethical assurances can be found here: https://www.bioivt.com/about/quality-assurance
2521 Kuser Road Hamilton, NJ 08691 USABioplast Manufacturing offers manufacturing of plastic components used primarily for the medical research, clinical diagnostic and biotech environments.
Hamilton Township, NJ United StatesBioplast Manufacturing offers manufacturing of plastic components used primarily for the medical research, clinical diagnostic and biotech environments.
Suite 201 660 Kinderkamack Road Oradell NJ 07649 USABioPredict provides compound acquisition, HTS, lead optimization, and lead generation.
755 Central Ave, Unit 3 New Providence, NJ, 07974 United StatesBiorepository Resources, LLC (BRR) is a regulated bio and retention sample storage partner for Pharmaceutical, Biotech and Generic Pharmaceutical companies. Storage of all biological, toxicology and drug products. MWBE Certified.
575 Madison Avenue New York NY 10022BioRun SARL offers bacteriology, virology, immunology, cellular therapy, and bioinformatics.
103 Carnegie Center Drive Suite 300 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesBioscript is a group of specialist companies delivering bespoke writing, events and educational materials across the field of medical communications. Bioscript Group is privately owned and every client account continues to be overseen by one of the Directors of the Company. We are proud that the clients we worked with at our inception in 2005 continue to work with us and that we have grown steadily since then, adding new clients and talented new staff every year for nearly 10 years.
250 Greenwich Street New York, NY, 10006 United StatesBiosof develops, commercializes and markets bioinformtatics solutions for the annotation, analysis and curation of genomic data. Our solutions help genomics and proteomics researchers in the biopharma industry and in academia leverage computational power to discover new drug leads, verify lab experiments and cut significant research time. Biosof currently holds distribution licenses to research-enabling technology from several institutions including Columbia University, Technische Universität München and Tel Aviv Univeristy.
9 Deer Park Drive, Suite A-1 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesBiotranex LLC is a science-driven contract research laboratory. We are dedicated scientists with proven track records of success in drug discovery and development. We provide comprehensive solutions for ADME/PK, chemistry/lead optimization, and biomarker/structural biology issues. We do problem solvings for our clients to reduce the attrition rate of drug development. We deliver high quality services in a timely fashion.
121 Stryker Lane, Bld. 30 Suite #2, Hillsborough, NJ 08844, USABioUETIKON offers bio-process development and optimization, mammalian/insect cell culture manufacturing, and protein analysis services.
500-E Wheeler Rd, Hauppauge, NY, USA Hauppauge, NY, 11788 United StatesBioVenic is an innovative company specializing in multi-species animal research and development, operating a global presence. We are aimed at maintaining the health and well-being of companion animals, livestock, poultry, aquatic species and more through advanced biotechnologies.
3000 Eastpark Blvd, Suite 500A Suite 500A Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesBirdoTech is a state-of-the-art CRO/CDMO. We are committed to providing the highest quality services to drug discovery companies addressing worldwide healthcare needs. The world’s top pharmaceuticals companies and institutes are also our partners. We have been tested to meet time sensitive deadlines supporting critical clinical trials. We leverage our significant scientific foundation to maximize the collaborative value with our partners. With 25,000m2 of R&D laboratory space distributed over 3 sites throughout China, our partners gain the maximum flexibility in leveraging our services in medicinal chemistry SAR development, synthetic route scouting, process optimization, and c-GMP manufacturing to multi-tons scale. Our success comes from our pursuit of ever more stringent scientific demands. Every challenge is an opportunity to show our commitment to our partner's success. BirdoTech’s FTE Solutions - Birdo will deliver the industry's most competitive prices and solution-driven value propositions - Birdo rigorously enforces IP protection for every project, utilizing encrypted data management and a secure depository system - Birdo’s FTE program is highly scalable and can be deployed swiftly. For example, fewer than 30 FTEs can be ready immediately, 30-60 FTEs within 2 weeks, and over 60 FTEs within 4 weeks - Birdo will supply highly qualified chemists and scientists, each with 5 to 10 years of lab experience and holding PhD, MS, or BS degrees, all under the leadership of a seasoned Project Manager with no language barriers. We will provide complete profiles and resumes of the chemists for your review - Leveraging our extensive compound library and expertise in managing over 200,000 building blocks—from structural and fragment-based drug design for various receptor developments—Birdo is dedicated to your success and satisfaction, recognizing that every day matters - Upon request, we will swiftly create a detailed proposal customized to meet your specific business needs
3000 Eastpark Blvd, Suite 500A Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesBirdoTech is a state-of-the-art CRO/CDMO. We are committed to providing the highest quality services to drug discovery companies addressing worldwide healthcare needs. The world’s top pharmaceuticals companies and institutes are also our partners. We have been tested to meet time sensitive deadlines supporting critical clinical trials. We leverage our significant scientific foundation to maximize the collaborative value with our partners. With 25,000m2 of R&D laboratory space distributed over 3 sites throughout China, our partners gain the maximum flexibility in leveraging our services in medicinal chemistry SAR development, synthetic route scouting, process optimization, and c-GMP manufacturing to multi-tons scale. Our success comes from our pursuit of ever more stringent scientific demands. Every challenge is an opportunity to show our commitment to our partner's success. BirdoTech’s FTE Solutions - Birdo will deliver the industry's most competitive prices and solution-driven value propositions - Birdo rigorously enforces IP protection for every project, utilizing encrypted data management and a secure depository system - Birdo’s FTE program is highly scalable and can be deployed swiftly. For example, fewer than 30 FTEs can be ready immediately, 30-60 FTEs within 2 weeks, and over 60 FTEs within 4 weeks - Birdo will supply highly qualified chemists and scientists, each with 5 to 10 years of lab experience and holding PhD, MS, or BS degrees, all under the leadership of a seasoned Project Manager with no language barriers. We will provide complete profiles and resumes of the chemists for your review - Leveraging our extensive compound library and expertise in managing over 200,000 building blocks—from structural and fragment-based drug design for various receptor developments—Birdo is dedicated to your success and satisfaction, recognizing that every day matters - Upon request, we will swiftly create a detailed proposal customized to meet your specific business needs
3000 Eastpark Blvd, Suite 500A Cranbury, New Jersey, 08512 United StatesBirdoTech is a state-of-the-art CRO/CDMO. We are committed to providing the highest quality services to drug discovery companies addressing worldwide healthcare needs. The world’s top pharmaceuticals companies and institutes are also our partners. We have been tested to meet time sensitive deadlines supporting critical clinical trials. We leverage our significant scientific foundation to maximize the collaborative value with our partners. With 25,000m2 of R&D laboratory space distributed over 3 sites throughout China, our partners gain the maximum flexibility in leveraging our services in medicinal chemistry SAR development, synthetic route scouting, process optimization, and c-GMP manufacturing to multi-tons scale. Our success comes from our pursuit of ever more stringent scientific demands. Every challenge is an opportunity to show our commitment to our partner's success. BirdoTech’s FTE Solutions - Birdo will deliver the industry's most competitive prices and solution-driven value propositions - Birdo rigorously enforces IP protection for every project, utilizing encrypted data management and a secure depository system - Birdo’s FTE program is highly scalable and can be deployed swiftly. For example, fewer than 30 FTEs can be ready immediately, 30-60 FTEs within 2 weeks, and over 60 FTEs within 4 weeks - Birdo will supply highly qualified chemists and scientists, each with 5 to 10 years of lab experience and holding PhD, MS, or BS degrees, all under the leadership of a seasoned Project Manager with no language barriers. We will provide complete profiles and resumes of the chemists for your review - Leveraging our extensive compound library and expertise in managing over 200,000 building blocks—from structural and fragment-based drug design for various receptor developments—Birdo is dedicated to your success and satisfaction, recognizing that every day matters - Upon request, we will swiftly create a detailed proposal customized to meet your specific business needs
152 Broadway Haverstraw,NY 10927Blue Beverage Group is a private label supplier and co-pack manufacturer of post-closure retort processing products. The company has garnered critical acclaim by specializing in dairy-based beverages, low-acid sauces, bottling and retort applications, and product evaluation. Boasting a reputation as one of the few full-service plants in North America utilizing modern retort technology, Blue Beverage Group can easily accommodate needs of clients seeking shelf-stable products and multiple bottling options. Featuring a modern 280,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility capable of filling up to 400 glass, aluminum or plastic containers per minute, Blue Beverage Group has the capacity to handle manufacturing, storage and distribution from its centrally-located headquarters situated in the lower Mid-Hudson Valley. The team at Blue Beverage Group combines decades of outstanding technical expertise, product development capability and marketing experience to provide high-quality co-packaged beverages and sauces to many of the industry’s most popular retailers, premium brands and national distributors. As an evolving producer of premium private label and branded shelf-stable beverage products, Blue Beverage Group has taken its expertise in creating winning RTD, shelf-stable, low-acid and milk-based beverages to a higher level. Big on technology, big on flavor. It's the Blue Beverage Group way.
575 Lexington Ave Suite 24A New York, NY, 10022 United StatesBlue Matter (www.bluematterconsulting.com) is a strategic consulting firm serving the life sciences industry. From its offices in North America, Europe and Asia, Blue Matter serves pharmaceutical and biotech companies from around the globe. The firm helps clients maximize value at the product, portfolio and organization levels, with a focus on Commercial strategy, Medical Affairs, RWE and HEOR and Market Access. It has broad therapeutic experience with a concentration in oncology, CNS, and rare diseases. The RWE practice at Blue Matter is data agnostic, with a focus on the entire continuum of evidence generation including integrated evidence planning, implementation of research studies, communication and RWE capability building projects.
900 Ridgebury Road R&D 7313 Ridgefield, Connecticut, 06877 United StatesWe are experts in developing in vitro 3D Human-derived Adipose Tissue and Heart Spheroids and Organoids. Our 3D human models are self-assembled and Matrigel-free, setting us apart from our competitors. Our 3D human models are morpho-functionally validated compared to classic 2D models widespread in drug discovery and development. In addition, we provide consulting in 3D technologies and confocal and high throughput microscope imaging focused on morphological and functional characterization of 3D models. OUR PORTFOLIO FOR ADIPOSE TISSUE INCLUDES: - Models derived from human adult cells. Stromal vascular fraction, SFV of both subcutaneous and visceral fat depots, the latter an exclusive product that sets us apart in the market. - Bonds Bio 3D human Adipose Tissue organoids in the most advanced platform to access mitochondrial respiration (OCR) and glycolysis (ECAR) (3D Seahorse plates - Seahorse, Agilent) ready to treat and read. - 2D-to-3D transition kits containing 96-well plates with 3D progenitor organoids and 96-well plates with 2D progenitor cells in a monolayer to run Bonds Bio Adipose Tissue differentiation protocol in parallel (Subcutaneous or Visceral). This transition kit is for you who need an extra layer of confidence before a complete transition to Bonds Bio 3D human mature organoids. We provide our organoids in 96- and 384-well plates, with individual organoids per well, an outstanding source of unique feature samples for your testing, allowing for mid-to-large scale analysis and compatible with the most common high-throughput systems available in the market. Our models are validated using cells from healthy donors (commercially available now) and Patient-Derived Organoids (PDOs) with samples from different ages, races, BMI index, and diseases (e.g., Type 2 diabetes, cancers). (For more information on our PDO line, contact us). COMING SOON… In addition to the human adult SVF-derived adipose tissue models, we are developing outstanding Adipose Tissue and Heart 3D human models derived from human-induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs). We are now differentiating hiPSCs into subcutaneous, visceral, and beige-like adipocytes to assemble the next generation of Bonds Bio 3D human Adipose Tissue Organoids from hiPSCs. Last but not least, very soon, we will launch our hiPSC-derived Heart spheroids and Heart Organoids for you to test drugs cardiotoxicity and cardiovascular diseases in two outstanding platforms, more sensitive than their 2D peers and less complicated to handle than engineered-heart tissues (EHTs). Your heart will "beat faster" with Bonds Bio 3D Heart models (For more information on our Cardio line, contact us). ABOUT OUR COMPANY The development of human physiologically relevant 3D organoids is made more accessible with Bonds Biosystems. Our Mission is to turn INNOVATIVE science into more accurate and affordable therapies for patients worldwide through In VITRO 3D solutions, envisioning the creation of technologies that accelerate drug development, enhancing new therapies' efficacy to bring new HOPES to humankind, preferably reducing costs and reducing or even avoiding the need for animal models use. If you want to be a part of this revolution of in vitro biology, do not hesitate to contact us at bondsbio.com/contact We are looking forward to helping you to transform your 3D experience!
900 Ridgebury Road R&D 7313 Ridgefield, CT, 06877 United StatesWe are experts in developing in vitro 3D Human-derived Adipose Tissue and Heart Spheroids and Organoids. Our 3D human models are self-assembled and Matrigel-free, setting us apart from our competitors. Our 3D human models are morpho-functionally validated compared to classic 2D models widespread in drug discovery and development. In addition, we provide consulting in 3D technologies and confocal and high throughput microscope imaging focused on morphological and functional characterization of 3D models. OUR PORTFOLIO FOR ADIPOSE TISSUE INCLUDES: - Models derived from human adult cells. Stromal vascular fraction, SFV of both subcutaneous and visceral fat depots, the latter an exclusive product that sets us apart in the market. - Bonds Bio 3D human Adipose Tissue organoids in the most advanced platform to access mitochondrial respiration (OCR) and glycolysis (ECAR) (3D Seahorse plates - Seahorse, Agilent) ready to treat and read. - 2D-to-3D transition kits containing 96-well plates with 3D progenitor organoids and 96-well plates with 2D progenitor cells in a monolayer to run Bonds Bio Adipose Tissue differentiation protocol in parallel (Subcutaneous or Visceral). This transition kit is for you who need an extra layer of confidence before a complete transition to Bonds Bio 3D human mature organoids. We provide our organoids in 96- and 384-well plates, with individual organoids per well, an outstanding source of unique feature samples for your testing, allowing for mid-to-large scale analysis and compatible with the most common high-throughput systems available in the market. Our models are validated using cells from healthy donors (commercially available now) and Patient-Derived Organoids (PDOs) with samples from different ages, races, BMI index, and diseases (e.g., Type 2 diabetes, cancers). (For more information on our PDO line, contact us). COMING SOON… In addition to the human adult SVF-derived adipose tissue models, we are developing outstanding Adipose Tissue and Heart 3D human models derived from human-induced pluripotent stem cells (hiPSCs). We are now differentiating hiPSCs into subcutaneous, visceral, and beige-like adipocytes to assemble the next generation of Bonds Bio 3D human Adipose Tissue Organoids from hiPSCs. Last but not least, very soon, we will launch our hiPSC-derived Heart spheroids and Heart Organoids for you to test drugs cardiotoxicity and cardiovascular diseases in two outstanding platforms, more sensitive than their 2D peers and less complicated to handle than engineered-heart tissues (EHTs). Your heart will "beat faster" with Bonds Bio 3D Heart models (For more information on our Cardio line, contact us). ABOUT OUR COMPANY The development of human physiologically relevant 3D organoids is made more accessible with Bonds Biosystems. Our Mission is to turn INNOVATIVE science into more accurate and affordable therapies for patients worldwide through In VITRO 3D solutions, envisioning the creation of technologies that accelerate drug development, enhancing new therapies' efficacy to bring new HOPES to humankind, preferably reducing costs and reducing or even avoiding the need for animal models use. If you want to be a part of this revolution of in vitro biology, do not hesitate to contact us at bondsbio.com/contact We are looking forward to helping you to transform your 3D experience!
150 Essex St. Ste 301 Millburn, NJ, 07041 United StatesNEW LAUNCH: Best mAb Package Anywhere 1MG · 2 WEEKS · $645 · NO RISK! Bon Opus is a NJ-based CRO offering research reagents to the biotech community: our reagents, your discovery! Our company aims to build the long-term partnership with our customer by provide reliable and affordable services. We are committed to proactive communication, understanding the customer's needs and delivering smart solutions. Available custom reagent services include: 1. Recombinant Protein Production: E. coli, Mammalian, Yeast and Baculovirus (insect cells) systems 2. Recombinant Antibody Production 3. Gene Synthesis and Molecular Biology: gene fragments, gene synthesis, plasmid preparation, and site-directed mutagenesis. 4. High Throughput Service: AltumMab™ high throughput recombinant antibody production service in addition to our AltumGene™ high throughput gene synthesis technology. 5. Peptide Synthesis Highlights: - >90% success rate over thousands of recombinant protein projects expressed in 4 systems - High QC standard: Low endotoxin <0.1EU/mg, SEC purity >98% - Variable modalities: mAb, ScFv, Fab, VHH, and Bi-Specific Ab - Gene synthesis with 100% accuracy, cloning into your vector - Guaranteed delivery time: built upon operational and logistic excellence, we deliver on time as promised
100 Jersey Ave # D12 New Brunswick, NJ, 08901 United StatesBosche Scientific's catalog features more than 10,000 fine chemicals. Bosche Scientific offers natural products, pharmaceutical intermediates, carbohydrates, chiral building blocks, nucleotides, amino acid, APIs and fluorescent probes to research institutes, analytic laboratories, chemical and pharmaceutical companies. Our product line focuses on unique, hard-to-find compounds to provide customers with the widest possible selection to better suit their projects. Bosche Scientific's products are of high quality, conveniently packaged in various sizes to meet all kinds of requirements. All chemicals listed are subjected to testing by our quality control center for determination of purity. Custom Synthesis Custom synthesis is also the part of our business. For those compounds which are not commercial available, custom synthesis by Bosche Scientific is your alternative on a timely and cost-effective manner. Bosche Scientific has particular expertise in synthesis of carbohydrates, fluorescent probes, heterocyclic and chiral compounds. Bosche Scientific is committed to the future and supplies the customized compounds at the most competitive cost with guaranteed quality.
100 Jersey Avenue,Box D-12 Building D, Suite#315 New Brunswick, NJ 08901Bosche Scientific's catalog features more than 10,000 fine chemicals. Bosche Scientific offers natural products, pharmaceutical intermediates, carbohydrates, chiral building blocks, nucleotides, amino acid, APIs and fluorescent probes to research institutes, analytic laboratories, chemical and pharmaceutical companies. Our product line focuses on unique, hard-to-find compounds to provide customers with the widest possible selection to better suit their projects. Bosche Scientific's products are of high quality, conveniently packaged in various sizes to meet all kinds of requirements. All chemicals listed are subjected to testing by our quality control center for determination of purity. Custom Synthesis Custom synthesis is also the part of our business. For those compounds which are not commercial available, custom synthesis by Bosche Scientific is your alternative on a timely and cost-effective manner. Bosche Scientific has particular expertise in synthesis of carbohydrates, fluorescent probes, heterocyclic and chiral compounds. Bosche Scientific is committed to the future and supplies the customized compounds at the most competitive cost with guaranteed quality.
100 Charles Lindbergh Boulevard Uniondale, NY 11553 USABostwick Laboratories provides anatomic and clinical pathology laboratory services specializing in the monitoring and diagnosis of cancer.
NJ United StatesBradstreet Clinical Research provides regulatory services, clinical development, monitoring, study rescue, and medical education.
PO Box 236, Colts Neck, NJ 07722Bradstreet Clinical Research provides regulatory services, clinical development, monitoring, study rescue, and medical education.
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149 East Chestnut Ave Metuchen, NJ 08840Brighter Ideas offers high throughput screening assays, protein purification, and antibody purification products and services.
345 Park Avenue New York, NY, 10154 United StatesBristol-Myers Squibb provides pharmaceutical research, development, clinical trials, and manufacturing services.
130 West Kingsbridge Road Bronx, NY, 10468 United StatesThe James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, New York has become synonymous with excellence and achievement in the field of biomedical and clinical research. Our distinguished investigators have garnered major scientific awards including the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology. Through diligent research efforts, James J. Peters VA scientists continue to make major contributions in the advancement of medical research and achieving worldwide recognition. The mission of the Bronx Veterans Medical Research Foundation (BVMRF) is to facilitate research and education activities conducted at the James J Peters VA Medical Center (JJPVAMC). We have a broad range of research activities that encompasses biomedical, health services, rehabilitation engineering, mental health and geriatric research endeavors. We also support various educational initiatives and other learning experiences of benefit to employees and veterans.
130 W Kingsbridge Rd Bronx, NY 10468The James J. Peters VA Medical Center, Bronx, New York has become synonymous with excellence and achievement in the field of biomedical and clinical research. Our distinguished investigators have garnered major scientific awards including the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology. Through diligent research efforts, James J. Peters VA scientists continue to make major contributions in the advancement of medical research and achieving worldwide recognition. The mission of the Bronx Veterans Medical Research Foundation (BVMRF) is to facilitate research and education activities conducted at the James J Peters VA Medical Center (JJPVAMC). We have a broad range of research activities that encompasses biomedical, health services, rehabilitation engineering, mental health and geriatric research endeavors. We also support various educational initiatives and other learning experiences of benefit to employees and veterans.
Holtsville, NY, USABrookhaven Instruments offers analyzers for molecular weight, particle size, zeta potential, and laser light scattering instruments.
Office of Brookhaven Affairs Stony Brook University Administration Building, Room 407 Stony Brook, New York, 11794-1401 United StatesThe Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) is a significant asset to our country, through its scientific leadership and its economic impact not only on Long Island, but throughout all of New York state and the Northeast. img1 Brookhaven National Laboratory is managed on behalf of DOE by Brookhaven Science Associates (BSA), a partnership between Stony Brook University and Battelle. BSA also engages six of the world’s premier research universities (Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton and Yale) in the governance and oversight of the Laboratory. The combined strengths of these entities make significant contributions to BNL. As a leading research university in close proximity to the BNL site, Stony Brook offers scientific collaborations, joint initiatives, and joint research appointments in BNL’s core research areas, and provides a variety of services to BNL staff. As the world’s largest nonprofit research organization and manager or co-manager of six DOE national laboratories, Battelle offers management systems and tools designed specifically for research. The affiliated research universities offer world-leading experts for scientific oversight as well as additional opportunities for research partnerships, joint appointments, and other forms of collaboration. BSA is committed to the future of Brookhaven National Laboratory as both a world-leading scientific organization and as a source of technology innovation benefitting our region, our nation and our world. Staying at the forefront of science and technology requires thoughtful planning and vigorous action. BSA is working with the scientific community and with DOE to identify the most important opportunities in BNL’s primary research areas, and to develop the capabilities necessary to exploit these opportunities. BSA also is engaging regional companies and other stakeholders, looking for ways to increase the economic and social benefits of new technologies arising from BNL research.
Office of Brookhaven Affairs Stony Brook University Administration Building, Room 407 Stony Brook, NY, 11794-1401 United StatesThe Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) is a significant asset to our country, through its scientific leadership and its economic impact not only on Long Island, but throughout all of New York state and the Northeast. img1 Brookhaven National Laboratory is managed on behalf of DOE by Brookhaven Science Associates (BSA), a partnership between Stony Brook University and Battelle. BSA also engages six of the world’s premier research universities (Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton and Yale) in the governance and oversight of the Laboratory. The combined strengths of these entities make significant contributions to BNL. As a leading research university in close proximity to the BNL site, Stony Brook offers scientific collaborations, joint initiatives, and joint research appointments in BNL’s core research areas, and provides a variety of services to BNL staff. As the world’s largest nonprofit research organization and manager or co-manager of six DOE national laboratories, Battelle offers management systems and tools designed specifically for research. The affiliated research universities offer world-leading experts for scientific oversight as well as additional opportunities for research partnerships, joint appointments, and other forms of collaboration. BSA is committed to the future of Brookhaven National Laboratory as both a world-leading scientific organization and as a source of technology innovation benefitting our region, our nation and our world. Staying at the forefront of science and technology requires thoughtful planning and vigorous action. BSA is working with the scientific community and with DOE to identify the most important opportunities in BNL’s primary research areas, and to develop the capabilities necessary to exploit these opportunities. BSA also is engaging regional companies and other stakeholders, looking for ways to increase the economic and social benefits of new technologies arising from BNL research.
10 Leighton Place Mahwah, N.J. 07430 USABruchem is a wholesaler and supplier of chemicals and related products to the cosmetics, pharmaceutical, food service, and nutritional (vitamin) industries.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605Burke Medical Research Institute (BMRI) is a nonprofit leading scientific research institute devoted to advancing the study of neurological diseases and injuries, pioneering novel rehabilitation therapies and developing innovative clinical programs and clinics. Based at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital and working synergistically with its academic affiliate Weill Cornell Medical College, BMRI is comprised of several neurological disease, injury and functional recovery focused research laboratories. Cutting-Edge Research Since its inception, the breadth and depth of research studied at Burke has dramatically expanded from neurological disabilities induce by stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and Alzheimer’s disease to pain, cognitive, motor and vision recovery. Cutting-edge research studies and clinical trials and programs conducted at Burke Medical Research Institute are providing a new frontier for forthcoming neurological disease and injury treatments and state-of-the-art rehabilitation therapies. BMRI aims to empower Burke Rehabilitation Hospital to deliver the best rehabilitation strategies for today and hereafter, as well as to improve the quality of life and well-being of the acutely and chronically disabled beyond Burke.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesBurke Medical Research Institute (BMRI) is a nonprofit leading scientific research institute devoted to advancing the study of neurological diseases and injuries, pioneering novel rehabilitation therapies and developing innovative clinical programs and clinics. Based at Burke Rehabilitation Hospital and working synergistically with its academic affiliate Weill Cornell Medical College, BMRI is comprised of several neurological disease, injury and functional recovery focused research laboratories. Cutting-Edge Research Since its inception, the breadth and depth of research studied at Burke has dramatically expanded from neurological disabilities induce by stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and Alzheimer’s disease to pain, cognitive, motor and vision recovery. Cutting-edge research studies and clinical trials and programs conducted at Burke Medical Research Institute are providing a new frontier for forthcoming neurological disease and injury treatments and state-of-the-art rehabilitation therapies. BMRI aims to empower Burke Rehabilitation Hospital to deliver the best rehabilitation strategies for today and hereafter, as well as to improve the quality of life and well-being of the acutely and chronically disabled beyond Burke.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605The Burke-Blythedale Hemiplegia Center is a multidisciplinary center where children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy can receive expert medical care and participate in state-of-the-art rehabilitation research.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesThe Burke-Blythedale Hemiplegia Center is a multidisciplinary center where children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy can receive expert medical care and participate in state-of-the-art rehabilitation research.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesIn the U.S. alone, more than 100 million people suffer from chronic pain.* Chronic pain is frequently resistant to treatment with either anti-inflammatory drugs or opiates. Scientists at the Burke Medical Research Institute are actively involved in pain research, pursuing new concepts to better understand how chronic pain establishes itself after trauma or disease, and to develop novel therapeutic approaches to improve the lives of pain patients. We have established the Center for Pain and Sensory Recovery at Burke Medical Research Institute to focus, grow and optimally deploy our expertise in both basic and clinical pain research. Burke Medical Research Institute is an academic affiliate of the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605In the U.S. alone, more than 100 million people suffer from chronic pain.* Chronic pain is frequently resistant to treatment with either anti-inflammatory drugs or opiates. Scientists at the Burke Medical Research Institute are actively involved in pain research, pursuing new concepts to better understand how chronic pain establishes itself after trauma or disease, and to develop novel therapeutic approaches to improve the lives of pain patients. We have established the Center for Pain and Sensory Recovery at Burke Medical Research Institute to focus, grow and optimally deploy our expertise in both basic and clinical pain research. Burke Medical Research Institute is an academic affiliate of the Weill Medical College of Cornell University.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesMission To restore neurological function in children who sustain injury to the developing nervous system by accelerating the incorporation of new neurorehabilitation treatments into clinical practice. Strategy In recent years, our understanding of brain plasticity has grown substantially. Work at the Burke Medical Research Institute demonstrates how the developing brain responds to injury and how preserved brain regions take over functions of injured ones. We have also developed procedures to stimulate neural plasticity and improve function in brain-injured animals. The goal of our recovery program is to translate these insights into therapies for children with chronic brain injury. The strategy of the program is to use patterned neural activity—a fundamental determinant of brain plasticity—to improve the function of the damaged brain. First, we will identify brain connections spared by injury, and then improve the function of those connections using either high-intensity training alone or in combination with electrical brain stimulation. The benefits of this approach have been substantiated in animal studies and preliminary clinical trials. In addition, this approach is practical, safe, and well-tolerated by patients. Laboratory The Early Brain Injury Recovery Clinic consists of two basic science laboratories that study activity-based therapies for brain repair and one clinical laboratory to study these therapies in children. The labs are linked by two common themes: response of the young brain to injury, and repair of the injured brain using activity.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605Mission To restore neurological function in children who sustain injury to the developing nervous system by accelerating the incorporation of new neurorehabilitation treatments into clinical practice. Strategy In recent years, our understanding of brain plasticity has grown substantially. Work at the Burke Medical Research Institute demonstrates how the developing brain responds to injury and how preserved brain regions take over functions of injured ones. We have also developed procedures to stimulate neural plasticity and improve function in brain-injured animals. The goal of our recovery program is to translate these insights into therapies for children with chronic brain injury. The strategy of the program is to use patterned neural activity—a fundamental determinant of brain plasticity—to improve the function of the damaged brain. First, we will identify brain connections spared by injury, and then improve the function of those connections using either high-intensity training alone or in combination with electrical brain stimulation. The benefits of this approach have been substantiated in animal studies and preliminary clinical trials. In addition, this approach is practical, safe, and well-tolerated by patients. Laboratory The Early Brain Injury Recovery Clinic consists of two basic science laboratories that study activity-based therapies for brain repair and one clinical laboratory to study these therapies in children. The labs are linked by two common themes: response of the young brain to injury, and repair of the injured brain using activity.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesIn 2013, the Restorative Neurology Clinic at Burke Medical Research Institute established a self-pay clinic to offer breakthrough state-of-the-art robotic neurorehabilitation therapies for individuals who are recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, other neurological conditions. The clinic was launched based on many years of clinical research conducted at Burke Medical Research Institute that has investigated exoskeletal robotics to assist in neurorehabilitation pioneered by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Utilizing robotic assisted therapy has been proven to lead to significant and meaningful improvements in motor function for individuals who have had a neurological condition.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605In 2013, the Restorative Neurology Clinic at Burke Medical Research Institute established a self-pay clinic to offer breakthrough state-of-the-art robotic neurorehabilitation therapies for individuals who are recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, other neurological conditions. The clinic was launched based on many years of clinical research conducted at Burke Medical Research Institute that has investigated exoskeletal robotics to assist in neurorehabilitation pioneered by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Utilizing robotic assisted therapy has been proven to lead to significant and meaningful improvements in motor function for individuals who have had a neurological condition.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains, New York 10605Spinal Cord Injury Core Spinal Cord Injury Core (SCI Core) at Burke Medical Research Institute (BMRI) offers expertise on conducting spinal cord injury experiments and a facility with advanced equipment for scientific preclinical surgical and behavioral studies. BMRI researches may request SCI Core expertise and/or use of the facility and equipment to conduct research studies. Preclinical Surgical and Behavioral Suites SCI Core consists of a surgical suite (300 sq ft) and behavioral testing suite (120 sq ft) designed and built for preclinical spinal cord injury modeling and outfitted with all the necessary equipment for generating experimental SCI models.
785 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY, 10605 United StatesSpinal Cord Injury Core Spinal Cord Injury Core (SCI Core) at Burke Medical Research Institute (BMRI) offers expertise on conducting spinal cord injury experiments and a facility with advanced equipment for scientific preclinical surgical and behavioral studies. BMRI researches may request SCI Core expertise and/or use of the facility and equipment to conduct research studies. Preclinical Surgical and Behavioral Suites SCI Core consists of a surgical suite (300 sq ft) and behavioral testing suite (120 sq ft) designed and built for preclinical spinal cord injury modeling and outfitted with all the necessary equipment for generating experimental SCI models.
40-11 23rd St. Long Island City, NY 11101 USAByron Chemical Company offers expertise in contract manufacturing, dosage formulations, drug import/distribution, and regulatory support.
Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesThe CABM Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory carries out structure and function studies of genomically-defined protein targets. The lab uses both NMR and X-ray crystallography, along with computational methods, to address questions emerging from genomic and functional genomic analyses. The lab also develops software to automate structure determination by NMR methods. It is one of the principal nodes of the United States Protein Structure Initiative.
679 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ 08854The CABM Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory carries out structure and function studies of genomically-defined protein targets. The lab uses both NMR and X-ray crystallography, along with computational methods, to address questions emerging from genomic and functional genomic analyses. The lab also develops software to automate structure determination by NMR methods. It is one of the principal nodes of the United States Protein Structure Initiative.
Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesCABM Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory, headed by Gaetano T. Montelione, offers structure analysis services including NMR, X-Ray crystallography, crystallization, and homology modeling.
679 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ 08854 USACABM Structural Bioinformatics Laboratory, headed by Gaetano T. Montelione, offers structure analysis services including NMR, X-Ray crystallography, crystallization, and homology modeling.
214 Carnegie Centre Suite 102 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesCactus Life Sciences provides cutting-edge solutions for medical affairs, powered by strategic insights and digital enhancements grounded in science. 1. Scientific Publications 2. Medical Communications 3. Medical Information 4. Medical Device Solutions 5. HEOR 6. Digital and Technology solutions 7. Patient centric services
200 Industrial Ave. Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
1 Meadowlands Plaza # 1510 East Rutherford, NJ, 07073 United StatesCambrex offers a range of specialist drug substance technologies and capabilities including biocatalysis, continuous flow, controlled substances, solid state science, material characterization and highly potent APIs. In addition, Cambrex can support conventional dosage forms including oral solids, semi-solids and liquids and has the expertise to manufacture specialist dosage forms such as modified-release, fixed dose combination, pediatric, bi-layer tablets, stick packs, topicals, controlled substances, sterile and non-sterile ointments.
370 Lexington Avenue Suite 1100 New York, NY 10017Campbell Alliance is an industry leader in biopharmaceutical and medical technology consulting—with a comprehensive, focused understanding of the business at hand.
New York, NY United StatesCampbell Alliance is an industry leader in biopharmaceutical and medical technology consulting—with a comprehensive, focused understanding of the business at hand.
201 New Jersey 17 Rutherford, NJ, 07070 United StatesCancer Genetics, Inc. (CGI) is a leader in the field of personalized medicine, offering diagnostic products and services that enable precision medicine in the field of oncology. Products and services being developed at CGI are poised to transform cancer patient management, increase treatment efficacy, and reduce healthcare costs. CGI’s cutting-edge proprietary tests and state-of-the-art reference laboratory provide critical genomic information where patients and their physicians need it most – to diagnose, monitor and inform cancer treatment. CGI is committed to maintaining the standard of clinical excellence through its investment in outstanding facilities and equipment. Our clinical reference laboratory is both CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited. In addition we have approvals and accreditations from the states of Florida, Maryland, New York, California, and New Jersey. Our clinical trial support services and global facilities help biotech and biopharma companies deliver more personalized treatments to market. CGI is focused on delivering products and services that drive the highest levels of patient value. To achieve this, we have developed a corporate culture that inspires innovation, respects knowledge and fosters leadership. Our dedicated staff takes pride in our specialized laboratory services, superior turnaround time (TAT), enhanced reporting, EMR integration, and ongoing research and development for new tests. CGI’s full-service cancer genetic practice and path to innovation with research makes for optimal patient care management. With locations in the US, India, and China, we are helping to empower personalized cancer treatment around the globe.
Fairfield, NJ United StatesCanfield Scientific offers clinical imaging services.
253 Passaic Avenue Fairfield, NJ 07004-2524 USACanfield Scientific offers clinical imaging services.
412 Mt Kemble Ave Morristown, NJ, 07960 United StatesCapsugel provides, dosage form development, powder formulation, capsule gels, and filling equipment.
1700 Broadway, 9th Floor New York, NY 10019Once you have heart disease, you have it for life. But a vast consortium of scientific thinking is on your side. The Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF) is dedicated to identifying, developing and promoting the latest advancements in the treatment of heart disease. Breakthroughs which are resulting in more people surviving, leading active lives, and moving beyond the fear. Our Mission To help doctors improve survival and quality of life for people suffering from heart and vascular disease. Our Model to Defy Heart Disease We work to identify, develop and promote the latest advancements in the treatment of heart and vascular disease. By covering all aspects of the research continuum, we’re able to accelerate the speed with which breakthrough therapies reach patients through doctors, improving survival rates and quality of life, faster.
1700 Broadway New York, NY, 10019 United StatesOnce you have heart disease, you have it for life. But a vast consortium of scientific thinking is on your side. The Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF) is dedicated to identifying, developing and promoting the latest advancements in the treatment of heart disease. Breakthroughs which are resulting in more people surviving, leading active lives, and moving beyond the fear. Our Mission To help doctors improve survival and quality of life for people suffering from heart and vascular disease. Our Model to Defy Heart Disease We work to identify, develop and promote the latest advancements in the treatment of heart and vascular disease. By covering all aspects of the research continuum, we’re able to accelerate the speed with which breakthrough therapies reach patients through doctors, improving survival rates and quality of life, faster.
25 SYLVAN ROAD SOUTH WESTPORT, CT, 06880 United StatesCaresBio Laboratory specializes in developing multitargeted histopathology, histology staining, pathology services, immunohistochemistry staining, IHC staining, multiplexing, single staining, double staining, immunostaining, immunofluorescence staining, IF staining, antibody development, antibody validation, antibody affinity testing, laser capture microdissection, sequencing, Digital slide scanning, Whole slide scanning, microscopy (light, fluorescence & confocal) imaging, quantitative imaging, and image analyses, ELISA, FISH, Flow cytometry, RNA & DNA & extraction, Whole Transcriptome Analysis (WTA), Whole Genome Amplification, sequencing, antibody affinity testing, TUNEL assay and others. We also offer custom services. We have a 28+ years’ distinctive track record of successfully collaborating with emerging disruptors, leading incumbents, as well as the scientific and academic fraternity across the research, development & healthcare sector.
Corporate Headquarters: 14 Schoolhouse Road Somerset, NJ 08873Catalent Biologics is your partner for biologics development and supply. Providing your team with access to advanced technologies such as GPEx Cell Line Engineering® (gene expression/manufacturing), SMARTag™ ADC conjugation, ADVASEPT™ glass-free delivery (manufacturing), and oral macromolecule innovations. Complementing our advanced technologies is a comprehensive set of analytical capabilities for biologics and biosimilars (development, bioassays, and immunogenicity).
14 Schoolhouse Road Somerset, NJ, 08873 United StatesCatalent Biologics is your partner for biologics development and supply. Providing your team with access to advanced technologies such as GPEx Cell Line Engineering® (gene expression/manufacturing), SMARTag™ ADC conjugation, ADVASEPT™ glass-free delivery (manufacturing), and oral macromolecule innovations. Complementing our advanced technologies is a comprehensive set of analytical capabilities for biologics and biosimilars (development, bioassays, and immunogenicity).
24 Port Imperial Blvd West New York, NJ, 07093 United StatesOne-stop CRTDMO dedicated in mRNA therapeutics and vaccines with core platforms in DNA, mRNA, siRNA, LNP and analytics. We provide a wide range of contract services from early POC to PCC and CMC.
Jersey City, NJ United StatesCegedim Health Data is a division of Cegedim Group, an innovative technology and services group specializing in healthcare for more than 50 years. Cegedim Health Data provides real-world data (RWD) cohorts and real-world evidence (RWE) to drive research and improvements in patient outcomes in compliance with current regulations, including GDPR. The THIN®️ databases cover millions of electronic health record extracts across seven countries: the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium and Romania. Cegedim Health Data works with researchers, health authorities, healthcare practitioners, pharma and medical device companies. It supports them in R&D, market access, medical affairs with the aim of improving public health.
675 US Highway 1 Unit 132 North Brunswick, NJ, 08902 United StatesCelleqore is a boutique CRO that excels in evaluating drug and biologic assets within the context of auto-immune, cancer, and infectious disease. We are experienced in developing and progressing several types of therapeutics to FDA approval, such as small molecules, multi-specific antibodies, cell therapies, and gene therapies. We provide customizable preclinical and clinical drug development solutions for biopharma, medical, academic, and government industries. Choosing Celleqore as your CRO partner means you have direct access to the CEO for maximum responsiveness to requests, short lead times for projects, high prioritization, and ultimate flexibility for studies without paying extra fees. Our specialty lab services center around cellular analysis, including in vitro/ex vivo cell models, immune monitoring and flow cytometry, protein and genome biomarker discovery and validation, cytokine profiling and proteomics, immunogenicity testing, and tissue imaging and analysis. Our central lab services are in the heart of NJ, making us the ideal location for clinical studies near NJ, NY, CT, PA, and MA. We have highly reliable and consistent sample processing capabilities of blood, biofluids, and tissue from humans and animal species. In 2024, biopharma spent ~$194B on R&D outsourcing and the probability of their drugs achieving FDA approval was ~8.5%, despite the majority of biopharma companies contracting with leading CROs. Newer bolder approaches to outsourcing like personalized services of boutique CROs will improve biopharma's odds of FDA approval. Let's discuss your project with a brief chat. For expedited requests, submit a project brief to get an estimated proposal within 48 hours.
410 Park Avenue 15th Floor #935pmb New york NY 10022 USACellix provides microfluidics, diagnostics, cell-based assays, and cell services and models in diseases.
121 Jersey Ave New Brunswick, NJ 08901Cenmed is dedicated to empowering scientists, researchers, and clinicians in overcoming critical challenges by delivering comprehensive solutions encompassing a broad spectrum of lab equipment and medical supplies. Our specialized expertise extends to custom laboratory kitting, ensuring tailored solutions for diverse research needs. We take pride in manufacturing high-quality pathology and research reagents, chemicals, and solvents, providing the essential building blocks for successful experiments and investigations. Moreover, our commitment includes the proficient maintenance of medical and laboratory equipment to ensure optimal functionality and reliability. As part of our extensive service offerings, we proudly highlight our Enhanced Medical Management Services (EMMS), a specialized suite designed to streamline medical and lab equipment management, enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. With a focus on innovation and excellence, Cenmed strives to be your trusted partner in advancing scientific and medical breakthroughs.
New Brunswick, NJ United StatesCenmed is dedicated to empowering scientists, researchers, and clinicians in overcoming critical challenges by delivering comprehensive solutions encompassing a broad spectrum of lab equipment and medical supplies. Our specialized expertise extends to custom laboratory kitting, ensuring tailored solutions for diverse research needs. We take pride in manufacturing high-quality pathology and research reagents, chemicals, and solvents, providing the essential building blocks for successful experiments and investigations. Moreover, our commitment includes the proficient maintenance of medical and laboratory equipment to ensure optimal functionality and reliability. As part of our extensive service offerings, we proudly highlight our Enhanced Medical Management Services (EMMS), a specialized suite designed to streamline medical and lab equipment management, enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring compliance with the highest industry standards. With a focus on innovation and excellence, Cenmed strives to be your trusted partner in advancing scientific and medical breakthroughs.
Norwalk, CT United StatesCenterchem provides liposomes, lipid delivery systems, reagents, and pharmaceutical ingredients.
Washingtonville, NY, 10992 United StatesCentral Hudson Laboratory is an expert in FDA detention samples, training, and food testing. Our independent laboratory has served the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Industries since 1978. Remember, we have done it all - whether in the lab or in the production area, our onsite consulting includes lab procedures, training lab personnel, production line inspections, insect/rodent control, warehouse inspections, store surveys, and consumer complaints. Our consulting expertise comes from job experience in all of the above areas. Why hire 3 or 4 when one will do it all. We specialize in: Insect Fragment and Rodent Hair Analysis and Interpretations Extraneous Matter Workshops Package Integrity Studies Storage studies with live insects Insect boring direction Howard Mold Counts FDA-DAL Evaluations Consumer Complaints Particle Identification Glass, Metals, Plastics Hair and Fiber Identification Sanitation Inspections/Audits GMP’s
1 CASTLE POINT TERRACE McLEAN HALL / RM 504 HOBOKEN, NJ, 07030-5936 United StatesCepter Biopartners provides services essential during the initial phases of drug discovery. These include molecular biology, protein biochemistry and assay development to support chemical library screening, hit validation, lead optimization and mechanism of action studies. All projects are guided by respected experts in the field, supporting and advancing our clients’ drug discovery efforts.
1 CASTLE POINT TERRACE McLEAN HALL / RM 504 HOBOKEN, New Jersey, 07030-5936 United StatesCepter Biopartners provides services essential during the initial phases of drug discovery. These include molecular biology, protein biochemistry and assay development to support chemical library screening, hit validation, lead optimization and mechanism of action studies. All projects are guided by respected experts in the field, supporting and advancing our clients’ drug discovery efforts.
10 Nevada Drive Lake Success NY , 11042 United StatesFor over 35 years, Cerba Research has been setting the industry standard for exemplary Laboratory conduct. Today, across five continents, with a focus on precision medicine, we are changing the paradigm of the central lab’s role in complex clinical research. From protocol inception through development and to market, our passionate experts deliver the highest quality specialized and personalized laboratory and diagnostic solutions. Cerba Research provides testing in therapeutic areas such as Cardiovascular diseases, Infectious diseases (microbiology, vaccine studies on virology and other IDs), Inflammatory disorders, Autoimmune diseases, Oncology, Metabolic diseases and Rare/Orphan diseases. Performing testing from Phase I to Phase IV studies. Cerba Research’s central lab services include routine testing, custom assay development, biobanking & storage, global project management & logistical support, and operational support (including logistics, sample handling, kit building & data management).
10 Nevada Drive Lake Success New Hyde Park, NY, 11042 United StatesFor over 35 years, Cerba Research has been setting the industry standard for exemplary Laboratory conduct. Today, across five continents, with a focus on precision medicine, we are changing the paradigm of the central lab’s role in complex clinical research. From protocol inception through development and to market, our passionate experts deliver the highest quality specialized and personalized laboratory and diagnostic solutions. Cerba Research provides testing in therapeutic areas such as Cardiovascular diseases, Infectious diseases (microbiology, vaccine studies on virology and other IDs), Inflammatory disorders, Autoimmune diseases, Oncology, Metabolic diseases and Rare/Orphan diseases. Performing testing from Phase I to Phase IV studies. Cerba Research’s central lab services include routine testing, custom assay development, biobanking & storage, global project management & logistical support, and operational support (including logistics, sample handling, kit building & data management).
100 Overlook Center, Suite 101 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesCertara® is the leading provider of decision support technology and consulting services for optimizing drug development and improving health outcomes. The company provides regulatory strategy, model-informed drug development services and technology, and regulatory writing and submission services. We offer a wide range of products, services and solutions that enable our clients to achieve key drug development, regulatory and commercial milestones. Our portfolio spans the discovery, preclinical, clinical and post-marketing phases of drug development, working with 1,200 commercial companies, 250 academic institutions and numerous regulatory agencies around the world.
200 Express Street Plainview, NY 11803Certified Laboratories, Inc. is a private, independent laboratory comprised of four nationally recognized laboratories, Located in New York, Illinois, Southern and Northern California, each of these laboratories has developed its own area of expertise and is an acknowledged leader in the field of food analysis.
One University Plaza, Suite 307 Hackensack, NJ, 07601 United StatesUS-Head Quartered, End-to-End Oncology Pharmacology Solutions CRO Champions Oncology is a global preclinical and clinical research services provider that offers end-to-end solutions to biopharma organizations. With the largest and most annotated bank of clinically relevant patient-derived xenograft (PDX) and primary hematological malignancy models, Champions delivers innovative highest-quality data through proprietary in vivo and ex vivo platforms. Through its large portfolio of cutting-edge bioanalytical platforms, groundbreaking data platforms and analytics, and scientific excellence, Champions enables the advancement of preclinical oncology drug discovery and development programs and clinical trials worldwide. Champions Oncology offers: PDX models - Solid and Liquid Tumor (<1,200 - WES and RNASeq, patient treatment history and in vivo drug test data available) Syngeneic models (MC38, CT26, 4T1, EMT6, LLC, B16F10, RENCA) Humanized models (PBMC, CD34, NK) Human Cell Line Xenografts Hematological In vivo and Ex Vivo Modeling (AML, ALL, CLL, MCL, DLBCL, MM, CMML, MDS) 3D Tumor Model Studies, 3D Organoid Studies Ex Vivo Co-Culture Studies Clinical Specialty Testing (flow cytometry, western blot, IHC, qPCR, ELISA, Luminex, ImmunoAssays) Clinical Flow Cytometry Services
Norwalk, CT, USACharkit Chemical provides custom synthesis, contract manufacturing of APIs, and advanced intermediates.
32 Haviland Street Norwalk ConnecticutCharkit Chemical provides custom synthesis, contract manufacturing of APIs, and advanced intermediates.
115 Route 46 West, Suite D25 Mountain Lakes, New Jersey 07046 U.S.A.Chemagis provides high-quality Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and Finished Dosage Forms (FDF) for the branded and generic pharmaceutical industries.
50 E Ridgewood Ave Suite 240 Ridgewood, NJ, 07450 3880 United StatesChemdea is a provider of extremely low cost ligands and life science reagents to researchers all over the world. Our products are offered at a fraction of the prices typically seen in other life science supplier catalogs like EMD Biosciences, Tocris, Cayman Chemical, or Enzo Life Sciences. In fact we challenge you to find a better price anywhere, even from small internet based suppliers! We make it possible by manufacturing all products ourselves, focusing on a more narrow range of products and keeping the marketing costs at minimum. Of course, the quality of our products is just as good as or better than reagents offered by other suppliers. All our ligands are manufactured by us! The quality is rigorously checked by NMR, HPLC and elemental analysis. All products listed in our catalog are in stock and ready to be shipped from USA. They can be delivered within 1-2 days from your order.
10 Carlton Circle Princeton, New Jersey, 08540 United StatesChemdiscover is a CRO company that provides laboratory and manufacturing services to support pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in their research and development. Additionally, we produce advanced intermediates and active pharmaceutical ingredients for use in preclinical and clinical trials.
10 Carlton Circle Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesChemdiscover is a CRO company that provides laboratory and manufacturing services to support pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in their research and development. Additionally, we produce advanced intermediates and active pharmaceutical ingredients for use in preclinical and clinical trials.
New Brunswick, NJ, USAChemgenx provides library construction, biocatalysis, biotransformation, and custom synthesis.
New Brunswick, NJ United StatesChemgenx provides library construction, biocatalysis, biotransformation, and custom synthesis.
6 Elm Ridge Road, Suite S, Pennington, New Jersey 08534Chemistry Patent Search provides patent search services.
3 Crossman Road South Sayreville, NJ 08872 USAChemo Dynamics offers custom synthesis and small lot manufacturing services in addition to supplying controlled substances, building blocks, intermediates, and fine chemicals.
115 Central Park West New York, NY, 10023 United StatesChemogan Pharmaceuticals is a full service contract manufacturer of herbal, vitamin, mineral, and dietary supplements. Chemogan offers a comprehensive package of nutritional and Nutraceuticals products and services.
1 Deer Park Dr, Suite Q Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesChemScene, a subsidiary of Shanghai Haoyuan Chemexpress Co., Ltd., is a leading global CRDMO founded in 2011. We specialize in the supply of innovative Building Blocks, Intermediates, APIs, Bioactive Small Molecules, Screening Libraries, FTE, Bulk Production, Custom Synthesis Services, process optimization and commercial production for peptide, oligonucleotide, and ADC drug to support medicinal chemistry and drug development worldwide. ChemScene’s offerings also include ADC Linkers, PROTACs, Catalysts, Ligands, materials science products, synthetic reagents, and more. ChemScene offers a vast catalog of over 70,000 compounds, with over 55,000 available in US stock. Notably, 26% of our catalog is self-developed and exclusive to ChemScene. Our R&D team, comprising over 2,100 chemists, more than half of whom hold advanced degrees, collaborates closely with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, universities, and research institutes. Our products are rigorously tested to ensure quality and purity levels necessary for drug development. Products are available in variable quantities and are shipped the same day as receipt of purchase order to meet customer needs.
11 Deer Park Drive, Suite 102D Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852.ChemScene, a subsidiary of Shanghai Haoyuan Chemexpress Co., Ltd., is a leading global CRDMO founded in 2011. We specialize in the supply of innovative Building Blocks, Intermediates, APIs, Bioactive Small Molecules, Screening Libraries, FTE, Bulk Production, Custom Synthesis Services, process optimization and commercial production for peptide, oligonucleotide, and ADC drug to support medicinal chemistry and drug development worldwide. ChemScene’s offerings also include ADC Linkers, PROTACs, Catalysts, Ligands, materials science products, synthetic reagents, and more. ChemScene offers a vast catalog of over 70,000 compounds, with over 55,000 available in US stock. Notably, 26% of our catalog is self-developed and exclusive to ChemScene. Our R&D team, comprising over 2,100 chemists, more than half of whom hold advanced degrees, collaborates closely with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, universities, and research institutes. Our products are rigorously tested to ensure quality and purity levels necessary for drug development. Products are available in variable quantities and are shipped the same day as receipt of purchase order to meet customer needs.
1 Deerpark Dr Suite F Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesChemScene, a subsidiary of Shanghai Haoyuan Chemexpress Co., Ltd., is a leading global CRDMO founded in 2011. We specialize in the supply of innovative Building Blocks, Intermediates, APIs, Bioactive Small Molecules, Screening Libraries, FTE, Bulk Production, Custom Synthesis Services, process optimization and commercial production for peptide, oligonucleotide, and ADC drug to support medicinal chemistry and drug development worldwide. ChemScene’s offerings also include ADC Linkers, PROTACs, Catalysts, Ligands, materials science products, synthetic reagents, and more. ChemScene offers a vast catalog of over 70,000 compounds, with over 55,000 available in US stock. Notably, 26% of our catalog is self-developed and exclusive to ChemScene. Our R&D team, comprising over 2,100 chemists, more than half of whom hold advanced degrees, collaborates closely with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, universities, and research institutes. Our products are rigorously tested to ensure quality and purity levels necessary for drug development. Products are available in variable quantities and are shipped the same day as receipt of purchase order to meet customer needs.
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Jct, NJ, 08852 United StatesChemspace Chemspace is a global platform for discovering, designing, and delivering small molecules, providing integrated solutions for early-stage drug discovery through both online and offline platforms. The Chemspace online platform offers a comprehensive solution for molecule discovery, purchasing, and procurement, enabling exploration of trillions of small molecules. With customizable catalog access, flexible purchasing options, and advanced compound management tools, the platform delivers a streamlined experience from search to synthesis. The Chemspace offline platform provides end-to-end discovery services, including AI/ML-driven design, virtual screening, cheminformatics, and chemistry and biology services delivered in partnership with Enamine. This integrated approach supports hit identification, optimization, and biological validation within a coordinated workflow.
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesChemspace Chemspace is a global platform for discovering, designing, and delivering small molecules, providing integrated solutions for early-stage drug discovery through both online and offline platforms. The Chemspace online platform offers a comprehensive solution for molecule discovery, purchasing, and procurement, enabling exploration of trillions of small molecules. With customizable catalog access, flexible purchasing options, and advanced compound management tools, the platform delivers a streamlined experience from search to synthesis. The Chemspace offline platform provides end-to-end discovery services, including AI/ML-driven design, virtual screening, cheminformatics, and chemistry and biology services delivered in partnership with Enamine. This integrated approach supports hit identification, optimization, and biological validation within a coordinated workflow.
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Jct, New Jersey, 08852 United StatesChemspace Chemspace is a global platform for discovering, designing, and delivering small molecules, providing integrated solutions for early-stage drug discovery through both online and offline platforms. The Chemspace online platform offers a comprehensive solution for molecule discovery, purchasing, and procurement, enabling exploration of trillions of small molecules. With customizable catalog access, flexible purchasing options, and advanced compound management tools, the platform delivers a streamlined experience from search to synthesis. The Chemspace offline platform provides end-to-end discovery services, including AI/ML-driven design, virtual screening, cheminformatics, and chemistry and biology services delivered in partnership with Enamine. This integrated approach supports hit identification, optimization, and biological validation within a coordinated workflow.
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, 08852 United StatesChemspace Chemspace is a global platform for discovering, designing, and delivering small molecules, providing integrated solutions for early-stage drug discovery through both online and offline platforms. The Chemspace online platform offers a comprehensive solution for molecule discovery, purchasing, and procurement, enabling exploration of trillions of small molecules. With customizable catalog access, flexible purchasing options, and advanced compound management tools, the platform delivers a streamlined experience from search to synthesis. The Chemspace offline platform provides end-to-end discovery services, including AI/ML-driven design, virtual screening, cheminformatics, and chemistry and biology services delivered in partnership with Enamine. This integrated approach supports hit identification, optimization, and biological validation within a coordinated workflow.
7 Deer Park Drive, Suite M-5 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesChemspace Chemspace is a global platform for discovering, designing, and delivering small molecules, providing integrated solutions for early-stage drug discovery through both online and offline platforms. The Chemspace online platform offers a comprehensive solution for molecule discovery, purchasing, and procurement, enabling exploration of trillions of small molecules. With customizable catalog access, flexible purchasing options, and advanced compound management tools, the platform delivers a streamlined experience from search to synthesis. The Chemspace offline platform provides end-to-end discovery services, including AI/ML-driven design, virtual screening, cheminformatics, and chemistry and biology services delivered in partnership with Enamine. This integrated approach supports hit identification, optimization, and biological validation within a coordinated workflow.
7 Deer Park Drive Suite L Monmouth Junction NJ 08852Chemspeed Technologies is the leading provider of high-throughput and high-output research & development workflow-solutions from single bench-top/standalone automated workstations (powder dispensing – sample preparation – synthesis – process development – formulation – application – testing) up to complete and integrated product development workflows for the entire product development processes in the chemical, material science, renewables & energy, pharmaceutical, agrochemical, specialty chemical, home care, cosmetics and nutrition industries, as well as academia.
Monmouth Junction, NJ, USAChiral Quest offers chemistry process development and manufacturing of Intermediates and regulatory starting materials for the biotech and pharma industry. Our capacity starts with low kg quantities and can be scaled-up towards metric ton manufacturing scale. Our expertise is in chiral chemistry via asymmetric hydrogenations, but we can hanlde all kind of chemical reactions; we are able to scale both non-chiral as well as chiral chemistry. We also supply chiral fragments for the genericindustry hence our focus is on cost reduction
7 Deer Park Drive Suite C1 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesChiral Quest offers chemistry process development and manufacturing of Intermediates and regulatory starting materials for the biotech and pharma industry. Our capacity starts with low kg quantities and can be scaled-up towards metric ton manufacturing scale. Our expertise is in chiral chemistry via asymmetric hydrogenations, but we can hanlde all kind of chemical reactions; we are able to scale both non-chiral as well as chiral chemistry. We also supply chiral fragments for the genericindustry hence our focus is on cost reduction
7 Deer Park Drive Suite C1 Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, 08852 United StatesChiral Quest offers chemistry process development and manufacturing of Intermediates and regulatory starting materials for the biotech and pharma industry. Our capacity starts with low kg quantities and can be scaled-up towards metric ton manufacturing scale. Our expertise is in chiral chemistry via asymmetric hydrogenations, but we can hanlde all kind of chemical reactions; we are able to scale both non-chiral as well as chiral chemistry. We also supply chiral fragments for the genericindustry hence our focus is on cost reduction
25 Health Sciences Drive Suite 106 Stony Brook, NY, 11790 United StatesChroma Research Labs operates as a state of the art analytical lab, in Long Island, NY. This facility is utilizing Inductively Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometer, High Performance Liquid Chromatograph, UV/Vis Spectrophotometer, Gas Chromatograph, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer, Dissolution apparatus, precision balances, pH meters, Karl Fischer titrator, and other necessary accessories for the development and validation of test procedures that can be used by pharmaceutical drug manufacturers. Heavy metals testing and minerals testing are carried out using Inductively Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). It provides detection and quantitation of of elements which range from ppm to ppt concentration levels. Identification, Assay, Content Uniformity and impurity tests are carried out using High Performance Liquid Chromatography, Gas Chromatography, and UV/Vis and FTIR Spectrophotometry. With the experience and expertise of our lab staff, we provide an excellent platform to deliver the highest level of quality assurance for our clientele. With an expansive array of advanced technology we are able to provide the pharmaceutical industry with accurate and reliable testing results in a timely manner. Our testing can also assist in the quality assurance of key operational areas: Regulatory compliance, Policies and Procedures, Documents and Records, Facility and Equipment validation and Training. With Chroma Research Labs, you’ll get a partner who understands the unique requirements of your business and industry to provide the technical expertise, innovation and world-class facilities for precision that enable you to bring products to market faster and meet all quality, health and safety standards.
25 Health Sciences Drive Suite 106, Stony Brook, NY 11790Chroma Research Labs operates as a state of the art analytical lab, in Long Island, NY. This facility is utilizing Inductively Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometer, High Performance Liquid Chromatograph, UV/Vis Spectrophotometer, Gas Chromatograph, Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrophotometer, Dissolution apparatus, precision balances, pH meters, Karl Fischer titrator, and other necessary accessories for the development and validation of test procedures that can be used by pharmaceutical drug manufacturers. Heavy metals testing and minerals testing are carried out using Inductively Coupled Plasma/Mass Spectrometer (ICP-MS). It provides detection and quantitation of of elements which range from ppm to ppt concentration levels. Identification, Assay, Content Uniformity and impurity tests are carried out using High Performance Liquid Chromatography, Gas Chromatography, and UV/Vis and FTIR Spectrophotometry. With the experience and expertise of our lab staff, we provide an excellent platform to deliver the highest level of quality assurance for our clientele. With an expansive array of advanced technology we are able to provide the pharmaceutical industry with accurate and reliable testing results in a timely manner. Our testing can also assist in the quality assurance of key operational areas: Regulatory compliance, Policies and Procedures, Documents and Records, Facility and Equipment validation and Training. With Chroma Research Labs, you’ll get a partner who understands the unique requirements of your business and industry to provide the technical expertise, innovation and world-class facilities for precision that enable you to bring products to market faster and meet all quality, health and safety standards.
North Brunswick Township, NJ United StatesChromocell offers assays, cell line creation, cell therapy, and drug discovery.
675 U.S. Highway One North Brunswick NJ 08902 USAChromocell offers assays, cell line creation, cell therapy, and drug discovery.
400 Oser Avenue Suite 1650 Hauppauge, NY, 11788 United StatesChromoTek offers innovative research reagents based on Camelid-antibodies: Nano-Traps® and Nano-Boosters for highly efficient immunoprecipitation and super-resolution imaging of fluorescent fusion proteins, Chromobodies® for live-cell HCA and F2H® assay for real-time protein-protein interaction analysis.
Westwood, NJ, USACH Technologies offers exposure systems, aerosol generation, and animal holders.
20 Gloria Drive Woodbury, NY 11797-2106Chylos offers customized assays to test microsomal triglyceride transfer protein (MTP) activity, assay kits, and purified MTP for purchase.
540 White Plains Road Tarrytown NY 10591 USACiba offers polymer characterization, impurity profiling, structure elucidation, and method development.
1601 Lower Road Linden, NJ 07036
170 Kinnelon Road, Suite 17 Kinnelon, NJ 07405 USAClinAudits provides domestic and international regulatory compliance auditing and consulting services.
236 Fernwood Avenue Edison, NJ, 08837 United StatesAt Clinical Genomics, we harness breakthrough science to create innovative and accessible ways to detect disease and enhance lives. Clinical Genomics is a privately held biotechnology company developing and marketing innovative products for colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnosis. With a broad intellectual property portfolio consisting of more than 95 patents, Clinical Genomics sells colorectal cancer screening and monitoring solutions. In 2016, Clinical Genomics launched Colvera™, a sensitive and specific blood-based circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) test for colorectal cancer recurrence monitoring that detects methylated DNA from two genes, BCAT1 and IKZF1. Via its wholly-owned subsidiary Enterix Inc., the company offers the user-friendly, patient-preferred colorectal cancer screening InSure® FIT™ assay, an FDA-cleared fecal immunochemical test that detects blood in the stool. Clinical Genomics has offices and CLIA-registered laboratories in Bridgewater as well as FDA-registered and TGA-licensed IVD manufacturing in Edison, New Jersey and Sydney, Australia and a NATA-accredited laboratory in North Ryde, NSW Australia.
1031 US Highway 202/206, Suite 100 Bridgewater, NJ, 08807 United StatesAt Clinical Genomics, we harness breakthrough science to create innovative and accessible ways to detect disease and enhance lives. Clinical Genomics is a privately held biotechnology company developing and marketing innovative products for colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnosis. With a broad intellectual property portfolio consisting of more than 95 patents, Clinical Genomics sells colorectal cancer screening and monitoring solutions. In 2016, Clinical Genomics launched Colvera™, a sensitive and specific blood-based circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) test for colorectal cancer recurrence monitoring that detects methylated DNA from two genes, BCAT1 and IKZF1. Via its wholly-owned subsidiary Enterix Inc., the company offers the user-friendly, patient-preferred colorectal cancer screening InSure® FIT™ assay, an FDA-cleared fecal immunochemical test that detects blood in the stool. Clinical Genomics has offices and CLIA-registered laboratories in Bridgewater as well as FDA-registered and TGA-licensed IVD manufacturing in Edison, New Jersey and Sydney, Australia and a NATA-accredited laboratory in North Ryde, NSW Australia.
371 Hoes Lane #100 Piscataway, NJ 08854-4143 USAClinical Research Laboratories provides bioinstrumentation, clinical trials, clinical support, and in vitro/in vivo safety testing.
423 West 55th Street New York, NY 10019Clinilabs provides clinical development services, technology solutions, and core laboratory services.
North Brunswick, NJ, USAClinTech Research offers preclinical animal studies, toxicology, histology, carcinogenicity testing, ADME studies, and clinical trial monitoring.
2800 Veterans Hwy Bohemia NY 11716 USAClintrak offers clinical labeling that integrates regulatory, packaging and clinical logistics capabilities to deliver improved timelines and clinical trial materials.
291 Route 22 East Salem Industrial Park Bldg #5 Lebanon, NJ 08833
241 hillside ave Paramus, New Jersey, United States, NJ, 07652 United StatesCMC Development LLC I am a PhD chemist with over twenty years' experience in the pharmaceutical industry across oral and more recently sterile product development and optimization. I have supported many manufacturing processes at multiple CMOs. I also have written the required documents for regulatory filings.
87 Easton Rd Westport, CT, 06880 1622 United StatesCognitive is a hybrid agency (Marketing, Market Research, and Consulting) that blends art and science to provide customized solutions. Our work is holistic as we harness the left and right sides of the brain to provide comprehensive output, always tailoring methodologies to meet our client’s specific organizational needs.
18 S Main Street NORWALK, CT, 06854 United StatesCognitive is a hybrid agency (Marketing, Market Research, and Consulting) that blends art and science to provide customized solutions. Our work is holistic as we harness the left and right sides of the brain to provide comprehensive output, always tailoring methodologies to meet our client’s specific organizational needs.
One Bungtown Road Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 USACold Spring Harbor Laboratory is a world-renowned, private research and education institution with research programs in Cancer, Neuroscience, Plant Biology, Quantitative Biology, and Bioinformatics & Genomics.
Florham Park, NJ United StatesCollaborations Pharmaceuticals, Inc.® is a privately owned company that performs research and development on innovative therapeutics for multiple rare and neglected infectious diseases. We develop and apply our artificial intelligence (AI) software to aid in drug discovery and toxicology assessment as well as to identify and translate early preclinical to clinical stage assets. Our software can also be used to design new molecules with desired properties. This software can be used by pharmaceutical, consumer product, as well as other companies that require chemistry.
145 Hudson St #205 New York, NY, 10013 United StatesCDA houses national, commercial, and regional databases and has extensive experience assessing several healthcare databases, including the following services: • Database expertise in commercial claims and government data, electronic medical records, registries, surveys, and closed/linked payer data sources, evaluation of data source in support of defined use cases • Outcomes Research: Disease burden, treatment effects, patient journey, comparative effectiveness, healthcare costs & utilization, advanced statistical analytics; algorithm application and development • Post-marketing studies • Healthcare policy impact on patient utilization, cost, health outcomes & access to care • Evidence synthesis; systematic literature review, network meta-analysis • Strategic guidance on economic modeling, AI/machine learning algorithms • Evidence on rare disease & advanced therapies • External comparator arm studies • Seminars and training CDA is the only health information company where every lead researcher is also affiliated with a prestigious university, thereby bringing academic and industrial expertise to the services we provide. With hundreds of peer-reviewed publications and presentations, our researchers referee high-ranked peer-reviewed journals. CDA’s clinical academic advisory committee consists of leaders who join our projects as consultants in a wide range of therapeutic areas.
3959 Broadway New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe New York Brain Bank (NYBB) at Columbia University was established to collect postmortem human brains to meet the needs of neuroscientists investigating specific psychiatric and neurological disorders. The tasks of the NYBB include: Collection and processing of human postmortem brain samples for research. Neuropathological evaluation and diagnosis. Storage and computerized inventory of brain samples. Distribution of brain samples to investigating clinicians and scientists.
2960 Broadway 211 Low Lib New York New York 10027 USAColumbia University is a research university located in New York City.
650 West 168th St, William Black Building, BB-1710 New York, NY 10032Flow cytometry has become the primary tool for the identification of cell populations according to specific parameters, and is therefore employed by an ever-growing number of biomedical scientists. The ability to design, perform and analyze data from multi-parametric flow cytometric experiments requires technical expertise but also immunological expertise to appropriately design the experiment. The Flow Cytometry Core of the Columbia Center for Translational Immunology (CCTI) provides training and access to state-of-the-art flow cytometry for biomedical investigators at the Columbia University Medical Center. Among the many documented applications, characterization and quantification of cells for surface protein, cytokine, intracellular transcription factor and signalingmolecules are the most common experiments performed in the flow cytometry core facility.
Vanderbilt Clinic 11-245 630 W. 168th St. New York, N.Y. 10032The Center for Radiological Research, directed by Gary Johnson, offers the most comprehensive design and instrument shop in the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center complex. Established in 1947, the facility has been continuously modernized and updated. Using a CAD (computer aided design) system, specialized, complex, custom-made instrumentation and equipment of almost any physical size, including micro-machining of plastics, metals, and ceramics, can be fabricated. Consultation with, and guidance for researchers is provided in determining appropriate materials and design, along with technological advice and suggestions. The shop is also equipped for micro-brazing and micro-silver soldering, as well as for plastic molding and mechanical repair of small laboratory equipment.
1150 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Mouse Phenotyping Core is currently organized around the three services Body Composition, Whole Body Metabolic Assessment and Metabolic Clamp. In the near future, the Core plans to add an enteral feeding program. Body Composition measurements can be made through two systems that the Mouse Phenotyping Core operate: Dual energy x-ray absorbance (DEXA) and more recently added nuclear magnetic resonance imagining (MRI) analysis. The DEXA scanner (Piximus2) machine is located outside the mouse barrier facility and is most often used for terminal measurements or when bone density measurements are required. The MRI is located within the Berrie barrie facility and is most useful for serial measurements in mice without anesthesia. Scheduling an experiment with the core staff is done directly. The Whole Body Metabolic Assessment program allows researchers to measure whole body mouse’s metabolic activity. Through the system, the mouse’s energy expenditure, food and water intake, movement, CO2 expenditure and RQ/RER are continuously measured, in up to sixteen mice per run. The system is located within a dedicated set of rooms within the Berrie Mouse Barrier Facility and will undergo an expansion that will more than double the capacity of the system. Scheduling an experiment is done with the core staff directly.
Columbia Diabetes Research Center (DRC) Russ Berrie Medical Sciences Pavilion 1150 Nicholas Ave. Suite 238 New York, NY 10032The Mouse Phenotyping Core is currently organized around the three services Body Composition, Whole Body Metabolic Assessment and Metabolic Clamp. In the near future, the Core plans to add an enteral feeding program. Body Composition measurements can be made through two systems that the Mouse Phenotyping Core operate: Dual energy x-ray absorbance (DEXA) and more recently added nuclear magnetic resonance imagining (MRI) analysis. The DEXA scanner (Piximus2) machine is located outside the mouse barrier facility and is most often used for terminal measurements or when bone density measurements are required. The MRI is located within the Berrie barrie facility and is most useful for serial measurements in mice without anesthesia. Scheduling an experiment with the core staff is done directly. The Whole Body Metabolic Assessment program allows researchers to measure whole body mouse’s metabolic activity. Through the system, the mouse’s energy expenditure, food and water intake, movement, CO2 expenditure and RQ/RER are continuously measured, in up to sixteen mice per run. The system is located within a dedicated set of rooms within the Berrie Mouse Barrier Facility and will undergo an expansion that will more than double the capacity of the system. Scheduling an experiment is done with the core staff directly.
Columbia Diabetes Research Center (DRC) Russ Berrie Medical Sciences Pavilion 1150 Nicholas Ave. Suite 238 New York, NY 10032The goal of the Flow Cytometry core facility is to aid DRC researchers in all aspects of Analytic Cytometry (cell surface markers, signaling / phospho-flow, intracellular staining of cytokines and transcription factors), supported by three analyzers (Canto II, Fortessa and LSR II) supporting a maximum of 8-19 colors, and Cell Sorting service (up to 15 colors and four sort outputs), supported by an Influx sorter.
1150 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe goal of the Flow Cytometry core facility is to aid DRC researchers in all aspects of Analytic Cytometry (cell surface markers, signaling / phospho-flow, intracellular staining of cytokines and transcription factors), supported by three analyzers (Canto II, Fortessa and LSR II) supporting a maximum of 8-19 colors, and Cell Sorting service (up to 15 colors and four sort outputs), supported by an Influx sorter.
Russ Berrie Medical Sciences Pavilion 1150 Nicholas Ave. Suite 238 New York, NY 10032The mission of the Genomics Core is to assist DRC investigators to discover the molecular bases of the pathogenesis and co-morbidities of diabetes. A growing array of molecular techniques can be applied to fundamental cellular, systemic, and developmental phenotypes related to glucose/insulin homeostasis, energy metabolism, and the functional consequences of disorders of these systems. Access to sophisticated manipulations of the mouse genome and to in vitro manipulation of genes is also critical to generating and testing mechanistic hypotheses. The Genomics Core provides consultations on study design, and assists in the execution of studies – in humans and rodents - requiring Genomics resources. The Core provides both basic and advanced tools and technologies for quantitative and qualitative analysis of DNA and RNA, proteomics, animal models of diabetes/obesity (including transgenic manipulations), and production and differentiation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. The Core also provides assistance with basic data analysis and comprehensive bioinformatics and statistical analyses of high-throughput DNA and RNA sequencing data. In summary, our objective is to minimize barriers to the integration of cutting edge technologies of molecular genetics and genomics into the research of the DRC’s constituencies, enabling experienced investigators - as well as researchers who are not molecular geneticists - to add genomics approaches to their research at reasonable cost. Studies conducted through this Core can be closely coordinated with relevant efforts by other Cores in the DRC.
1150 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Histopathology Core is designed to assist DRC investigators in the histopathological characterization of metabolic tissues, such as muscle, liver, fat brain, pancreas, and gut, whose dysfunction can contribute to diabetes. The Core provides basic histological services, specialized immunopathology methods for detection of gene products involved in metabolic processes, histochemical staining and morphometric techniques, as well advanced imaging technologies to document and analyze findings.
Columbia Diabetes Research Center (DRC) Russ Berrie Medical Sciences Pavilion 1150 Nicholas Ave. Suite 238 New York, NY 10032The Histopathology Core is designed to assist DRC investigators in the histopathological characterization of metabolic tissues, such as muscle, liver, fat brain, pancreas, and gut, whose dysfunction can contribute to diabetes. The Core provides basic histological services, specialized immunopathology methods for detection of gene products involved in metabolic processes, histochemical staining and morphometric techniques, as well advanced imaging technologies to document and analyze findings.
Columbia Diabetes Research Center (DRC) Russ Berrie Medical Sciences Pavilion 1150 Nicholas Ave. Suite 238 New York, NY 10032The purpose of the Hormone/Metabolite Core Laboratory is to make available to DRC investigators a variety of analytical techniques that are of interest in the study of diabetes, atherosclerosis, obesity, insulin resistance and related problems. The services provided are best based in a Core Laboratory because they require special instrumentation and methodology which would be difficult or impractically expensive to establish in the laboratories of the individual investigators who are Users of the DRC. The Hormone/Metabolite Core Laboratory has been in operation since 1980 as part of the New York Obesity Research Center. We have now broadened the research base of this Core by making it available to the Columbia University DRC. In addition to being financially and technically expedient, the incorporation of the hormone/metabolite core in the DRC will facilitate scientific interactions between the diabetes research community in the Health Sciences campus and the New York Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) at Columbia University. The closer association has been encouraged by the leadership of Columbia University as a way of coordinating scientific efforts, while maximizing utilization of existing resources and reducing the need for additional facilities, an expensive commodity in Manhattan.
1150 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe purpose of the Hormone/Metabolite Core Laboratory is to make available to DRC investigators a variety of analytical techniques that are of interest in the study of diabetes, atherosclerosis, obesity, insulin resistance and related problems. The services provided are best based in a Core Laboratory because they require special instrumentation and methodology which would be difficult or impractically expensive to establish in the laboratories of the individual investigators who are Users of the DRC. The Hormone/Metabolite Core Laboratory has been in operation since 1980 as part of the New York Obesity Research Center. We have now broadened the research base of this Core by making it available to the Columbia University DRC. In addition to being financially and technically expedient, the incorporation of the hormone/metabolite core in the DRC will facilitate scientific interactions between the diabetes research community in the Health Sciences campus and the New York Nutrition Obesity Research Center (NORC) at Columbia University. The closer association has been encouraged by the leadership of Columbia University as a way of coordinating scientific efforts, while maximizing utilization of existing resources and reducing the need for additional facilities, an expensive commodity in Manhattan.
1150 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY 10032Screening The Genomics Technologies Shared Resource is operated jointly by the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Judith P. Sulzberger Columbia Genome Center. The facility provides access to specialized instrumentation and technical expertise in three highly complementary service components: Next-generation (Nextgen) Sequencing. Next-generation DNA sequencing and RNA-seq have made it possible not only to look at individual genomes, but also to rapidly compare genetic sequences among multiple genomes. As next-generation sequencing technologies have made it possible to generate high-resolution genomic data much more efficiently, researchers in many fields have turned to next-generation sequencing to identify particular features of the genome that contribute to specific phenotypes. High-Throughput Screening, High Content Microscopy (HTS/HCM). The HTS/HCM component of the Genomics Shared Resource supports both basic and translational biomedical research by assisting investigators in the development, optimization, and execution of high-throughput assays that deliver answers to questions of scientific interest. A unique way in which these technologies are used is to perturb cellular systems to dissect their regulatory mechanisms and the mechanism of action of small molecule and genetic perturbations. Medium-throughput Molecular Screening (MTMS). On-demand access is available to MTMP equipment such as the Fluidigm BioMark HD, and the Nanostring nCounter Analysis System.
622 West 168 Street, Floor 10, Suite 305 New York, NY 10032Established in 1971, the Irving Institute’s Clinical Research Resource (CRR) is one of the oldest, active CRRs in the country. Since October 2006, the Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) in conjunction with long-time funding from Herbert and Florence Irving enabled the CRR to expand support for patient-oriented research beyond the confines of traditional clinical research units. The CRR provides new and established investigators a unique opportunity to design studies, maximize efficiency, improve collaborations and analyze data. Investigators may engage in studies of human physiology and disease anywhere in the hospital, the surrounding community, or in controlled research settings supported by the highly-skilled, committed and compassionate CRR research nursing staff. The Adult and Pediatric Units facilitate the integration of multiple studies ranging from pharmacokinetics to functional magnetic resonance imaging, allowing investigators to fully examine everything from the performance of a new therapy or other aspects of disease treatment, to basic human functioning. Brief outpatient visits and prolonged inpatient studies can be performed. The CRR interacts with multiple other Irving Institute resources including Bionutrition, Biomarkers Core Laboratory, Imaging Core and Community Engagement Resource, as well as laboratories and divisions studying obesity, oncology, sickle cell disease, and sleep architecture, among others. CRR Goals: Provide both inpatient and outpatient space and dedicated personnel for patient-oriented research. Expand clinical support for patient-oriented research beyond the confines of the Clinical Research Units. Partner with the Community Engagement Core Resource (CECR) to enhance participatory research opportunities in the community.
390 Fort Washington Avenue, Ground Floor New York, NY 10033The Irving Institute’s Community Engagement Core Resource (CECR) promotes health research that contributes to the health and well-being of our Upper Manhattan communities. CECR fosters community partnerships and participation in health research through educational training, funding, and outreach opportunities. We offer services and resources to fosters community involvement in health research. CECR collaborates with several Irving Institute Resources including the Biomedical Informatics Resource, the Clinical Research Resource, the Regulatory Knowledge and Ethics Resource, as well as other CUMC centers and multi-sector stakeholders in NORTHERN Manhattan. CECR fosters community-engaged research between CUMC researchers, multi-sector stakeholders, and the community at-large by: (1) Providing educational, training, and funding opportunities (2) Developing health-literate resources and services to facilitate recruitment and retention of research participants (3) Providing informatics tools to promote community outreach, social networking, and research dissemination to community stakeholders (4) Providing off-campus space for health research, education, and promotion activities (5) Linking community residents to health research, information, and services
622 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Design and Biostatistics Resource (DBR) provides a wide range of design, statistical, and analytical support services to assist CUMC faculty members in garnering grant support and publishing study results. In conjunction with the Biostatistics Consulting Service (BCS) in the Department of Biostatistics of the Mailman School of Public Health, DBR provides support through consultations - both one-on-one and group – for statistical support and data management services. DBR is led by Dr. Roger Vaughan, who is supported by a very experienced team of experts including: Melissa Begg, Jimmy Duong, Diane Levy, William Friedewald, and Shing Lee.
622 West 168 Street, Floor 10, Suite 305 New York, NY 10032The Design and Biostatistics Resource (DBR) provides a wide range of design, statistical, and analytical support services to assist CUMC faculty members in garnering grant support and publishing study results. In conjunction with the Biostatistics Consulting Service (BCS) in the Department of Biostatistics of the Mailman School of Public Health, DBR provides support through consultations - both one-on-one and group – for statistical support and data management services. DBR is led by Dr. Roger Vaughan, who is supported by a very experienced team of experts including: Melissa Begg, Jimmy Duong, Diane Levy, William Friedewald, and Shing Lee.
BB-828 William Black Building CCTI CUMC 650W, 168th St., NY 10032The In Vivo Multiphoton/Confocal Microscopy Core provides a cutting-edge, two-photon/confocal hybrid microscope system that allows visualization of dynamic movement and location of fluorescence-labeled cells in live animals. Our in vivo multiphoton/confocal microscopy is advantageous in the following analyses: Video-rate, or 3D time-lapse movie for the analysis of dynamic cellular behavior in live animals; 3D analysis of cell location in live animals; Subcellular-resolution imaging with weak fluorescent signals in deep tissues made possible by a multi-photon laser and 2 non-descanned detectors; Multicolor imaging (theoretically over seven colors) made possible by five single-photon lasers (458, 488, 514, 561, 633nm), one multi-photon laser, and seven detectors; Fast scanning of a large area with a resonance scanner (over 60 frames per second) is advantageous for the analysis of rare cell populations (e.g. stem cells). The director and the manager provide assistance for the experimental design, and the data interpretation. The manager operates the microscope for the user.
The Steven and Vivienne Segal Biobank Core BB-1703 William Black Building Columbia Center for Translational Immunology Columbia University Medical Center 650 W. 168th St., NY 10032uman samples are a crucial resource for translational research. In 2010, the CCTI, jointly with the Transplant Initiative at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center created a sample processing core and biobank to facilitate translational research. The establishment of this core was made possible by a generous gift from Steven and Vivienne Segal. Its mission is to prospectively collect and store samples from recipients of all types of transplants and make these materials available to investigators for clinical research studies.
650 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United Statesuman samples are a crucial resource for translational research. In 2010, the CCTI, jointly with the Transplant Initiative at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center created a sample processing core and biobank to facilitate translational research. The establishment of this core was made possible by a generous gift from Steven and Vivienne Segal. Its mission is to prospectively collect and store samples from recipients of all types of transplants and make these materials available to investigators for clinical research studies.
BB-1516 William Black Building CCTI CUMC 650W, 168th Street, NY 10032Our original model has been replicated in many other laboratories (sometimes referred to as the “BLT” mouse). The application of this model has been pivotal in the exploration of human immune responses and disorders. Our expertise in this field was conducive to the development of other models, one of which gained renown as the Personalized Immune (PI) humanized mouse with the transplantation of patient-specific hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) [14]. Additionally, we have established protocols for humanized mice with human T cells that express tumor or viral antigen-specific TCRs as well as humanized mice that spontaneously develop autologous human leukemia by transplanting genetically manipulated HSCs.These refinements further expand the potential applications of the hu-mouse model. By providing our services to other laboratories, we aspire to support investigation of human immunology and expand our repertoire of hu-mouse models. Services Core Services include breeding and maintenance of NSG (NOD.Cg-Prkdcscid Il2rgtm1Wjl/SzJ) mouse colonies, construction of humanized mice, as well as confirmation of reconstitution of human hematopoietic and lymphoid systems by detection of >25% human cells (including T, B, and myeloid cells) in peripheral blood 8-10 weeks post-engraftment.
650 West 168th St. BB15-1501 New York, NY 10032Our mission is to facilitate: The design, regulatory approval, and conduct of clinically-based immunological research by CCTI investigators Communication between immunologists and clinicians to build synergy and develop innovative hypotheses, immunologic studies and therapies involving human subjects Services will include: Assistance with preparation of regulatory documents for the Institutional review Board (IRB) Assistance with recruitment of subjects to participate in immunological studies Coordination of human sample procurement Organization of seminar series and other forums promoting communication between clinicians and immunologists to foster translational immunology research
Columbia University School of Nursing 630 West 168th Street, New York, NY 10032The Center for Interdisciplinary Research to Prevent Infections (CIRI) is home to more than a dozen completed or ongoing externally funded projects designed to address infection prevention from a variety of angles and perspectives. CIRI succeeded the Center for Interdisciplinary Research to Reduce Antimicrobial Resistance (CIRAR) to embrace a broader mission of preventing all types of infections in a range of community and clinical settings. CIRI serves as a hub for interdisciplinary collaboration at Columbia University. The research projects affiliated with CIRI benefit from the participation of clinical caregivers from multiple disciplines, as well as researchers with expertise in fields such as economics, informatics, health policy, epidemiology, and many others. CIRI is home to an NIH-funded training program, Training in Interdisciplinary Research to Prevent Infections (TIRI). TIRI provides full-time financial support and the resources of a broad faculty network to four pre-doctoral and two post-doctoral trainees in a variety of fields each year. Calls for applications are announced frequently. CIRI hosts a monthly seminar series showcasing the work of faculty and trainees from the Columbia University community and beyond. Presenters in this series discuss research projects on a variety of infection prevention topics with an emphasis on the benefits and challenges of working with interdisciplinary teams. CIRI seminars are open to the public.
630 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Center for Interdisciplinary Research to Prevent Infections (CIRI) is home to more than a dozen completed or ongoing externally funded projects designed to address infection prevention from a variety of angles and perspectives. CIRI succeeded the Center for Interdisciplinary Research to Reduce Antimicrobial Resistance (CIRAR) to embrace a broader mission of preventing all types of infections in a range of community and clinical settings. CIRI serves as a hub for interdisciplinary collaboration at Columbia University. The research projects affiliated with CIRI benefit from the participation of clinical caregivers from multiple disciplines, as well as researchers with expertise in fields such as economics, informatics, health policy, epidemiology, and many others. CIRI is home to an NIH-funded training program, Training in Interdisciplinary Research to Prevent Infections (TIRI). TIRI provides full-time financial support and the resources of a broad faculty network to four pre-doctoral and two post-doctoral trainees in a variety of fields each year. Calls for applications are announced frequently. CIRI hosts a monthly seminar series showcasing the work of faculty and trainees from the Columbia University community and beyond. Presenters in this series discuss research projects on a variety of infection prevention topics with an emphasis on the benefits and challenges of working with interdisciplinary teams. CIRI seminars are open to the public.
650 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Biomarkers Shared Resource (Biomarkers SR) is a joint resource of the Cancer Center and Columbia’s NIEHS Environmental Health in Northern Manhattan. It provides a centralized, efficient and cost-effective resource for receiving, handling and storing human samples that are collected as part of research studies in molecular epidemiology and other types of cancer-related research. Services provided include: Consultation on sample processing Preparation of kits for bio-specimen collection Processing and storage of blood components, including cells and plasma Storage of other body fluids, including urine, sputum, and oral cells Isolation of DNA/RNA with quality controls Maintenance of a sample inventory Analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and DNA methylation by Pyrosequencing
Black Building 650 West 168th Street, Room 1608 NY NYThe Biomarkers Shared Resource (Biomarkers SR) is a joint resource of the Cancer Center and Columbia’s NIEHS Environmental Health in Northern Manhattan. It provides a centralized, efficient and cost-effective resource for receiving, handling and storing human samples that are collected as part of research studies in molecular epidemiology and other types of cancer-related research. Services provided include: Consultation on sample processing Preparation of kits for bio-specimen collection Processing and storage of blood components, including cells and plasma Storage of other body fluids, including urine, sputum, and oral cells Isolation of DNA/RNA with quality controls Maintenance of a sample inventory Analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and DNA methylation by Pyrosequencing
Irving Cancer Research Building, Room 801, 1130 St. Nicholas Avenue, New York, NY 10032The mission of the Bioinformatics Division of the BISR is to support HICCC investigators by giving them access to key expertise in the use of advanced data analysis tools and methodologies for research publications and grant proposals, reflecting established best practices, access to state of the art software, databases, and models for basic research, and access to high-performance computing infrastructure for data analysis and data sharing. The Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource uses the iLab Core Management System for service requests and billing. Before you can request services, you must log into iLab and be approved as a lab member. To access iLab, go to https://cumc.corefacilities.org and log in with your UNI and password. More information for users, PIs, and Financial Managers can be found here. The Bioinformatics Division of the BISR offers the following services: Data analysis and database access services Access to a large set of locally maintained biological databases Access to and support/consulting for a variety of public and commercial bioinformatics tools maintained by C2B2/MAGNet staff Custom bioinformatics workflow development Custom biological database development Custom websites development for data sharing and dissemination Access to high performance computing equipment for computationally intensive analyses
1130 Saint Nicholas Avenue New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe mission of the Bioinformatics Division of the BISR is to support HICCC investigators by giving them access to key expertise in the use of advanced data analysis tools and methodologies for research publications and grant proposals, reflecting established best practices, access to state of the art software, databases, and models for basic research, and access to high-performance computing infrastructure for data analysis and data sharing. The Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource uses the iLab Core Management System for service requests and billing. Before you can request services, you must log into iLab and be approved as a lab member. To access iLab, go to https://cumc.corefacilities.org and log in with your UNI and password. More information for users, PIs, and Financial Managers can be found here. The Bioinformatics Division of the BISR offers the following services: Data analysis and database access services Access to a large set of locally maintained biological databases Access to and support/consulting for a variety of public and commercial bioinformatics tools maintained by C2B2/MAGNet staff Custom bioinformatics workflow development Custom biological database development Custom websites development for data sharing and dissemination Access to high performance computing equipment for computationally intensive analyses
722 W 168 St 6 Flr Rm 644 New York NYAn essential component of cancer research, the Biostatistics Shared Resource (BSR) provides the necessary infrastructure to facilitate collaboration between the investigator and a biostatistician from the planning stage of a project through to its execution, analysis and interpretation and finally to the dissemination stages. The objectives of this resource are: To collaborate with HICCC investigators in the design, conduct, analysis, interpretation and reporting of their clinical, laboratory and population science studies. To provide short-term statistical consulting to HICCC members. To collaborate with HICCC investigators in their research initiatives and grant proposals. To advise the Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee by providing statistical review of the design of studies and their conduct. To interact with the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource in the development and maintenance of the clinical research databases and systems.
722 West 168th Street New York, NY, 10032 United StatesAn essential component of cancer research, the Biostatistics Shared Resource (BSR) provides the necessary infrastructure to facilitate collaboration between the investigator and a biostatistician from the planning stage of a project through to its execution, analysis and interpretation and finally to the dissemination stages. The objectives of this resource are: To collaborate with HICCC investigators in the design, conduct, analysis, interpretation and reporting of their clinical, laboratory and population science studies. To provide short-term statistical consulting to HICCC members. To collaborate with HICCC investigators in their research initiatives and grant proposals. To advise the Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee by providing statistical review of the design of studies and their conduct. To interact with the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource in the development and maintenance of the clinical research databases and systems.
1130 St. Nicholas Avenue, Room 222A New York NYThe Confocal and Specialized Microscopy Shared Resource (CSMSR) provides advanced microscope systems for multidimensional optical imaging of living and fixed cells and tissues. The CSMSR offers a wide range of state-of-the-art microscopy technologies, from super-resolution microscopy to laser capture and microirradiation. Our full-time staff provide consultation, assistance, training, and technical support. Trained in cell biology, biophysics, microbiology and image analysis, with in-depth expertise in light microscopy, we can help with experimental design, image acquisition, and data interpretation. Technologies Offered (Details) Confocal microscopy (scanning and spinning-disk) Two-photon microscopy Wide-field fluorescence microscopy Digital deconvolution Transmitted-light imaging (phase, DIC, histology) Super-resolution imaging (STORM and SIM) Cell surface imaging with <100 nM z-resolution (TIRF) Laser-capture microdissection Microfluidic cell culture while imaging Software for image analysis, processing, and presentation
Irving Cancer Research Center 1130 St. Nicolas Avenue, Room 312 New York NYThe Cancer Center Flow Cytometry Shared Resource assists Cancer Center Members in flow cytometry-based studies. The ability to separate a heterogeneous mixture of cells into distinct populations for phenotypic characterization or functional analysis has become increasingly important for biomedical research. Flow cytometry is especially valuable for these purposes as it combines the analytical power of multi-parameter analysis with the possibility to isolate populations of cells according to specific parameters. Services include: Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) Analytical flow cytometry for immunophenotyping Flow cytometry for analyzing cell cycle and apoptosis
1130 St. Nicholas Ave. New York, NY 10032 USAColumbia University Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center Radiation Research Core Facility provides the capability to expose small animals, mammalian cells in culture, microorganisms and macromolecules to gamma-rays, x-rays and 254 nm UV light.
Irving Cancer Research Center 1130 St. Nicolas Avenue, Room 1104AD New York NYThe Cancer Center Small Animal Imaging Shared Resource assists Cancer Center Members in imaging-based studies. The ability to use image based studies for phenotypic characterization or functional analysis has become increasingly important for biomedical research. The goal of Animal Imaging is to provide access to a broad range of in vivo imaging technologies including molecular imaging technologies such as optical imaging, quantitative physiologic imaging with ultrasound, and anatomic imaging with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Most importantly, we provide expertise in planning, executing and analyzing in vivo imaging studies. Services include: Bruker BioSpec 94/20 9.4 Tesla MRI VEVO 2100 Ultrasonic Imaging System VEVO 2100 Analysis Software (VevoCQ) IVIS Spectrum Bioluminescence and Fluorescence Optical Imaging System Living Image 4.4 Optical Imaging Analysis Software Perkin-Elmer Quantum FX micro-CT Imaging System
Irving Cancer Research Center 1130 St. Nicholas Avenue, Room 604 New York NYThe generation and analysis of genetically modified mice, including transgenic and knockout animals, is an essential technology for cancer research. The Transgenic Mouse Shared Resource makes these powerful technologies available to all Cancer Center members. Services include: Production of transgenic mice by pronuclear DNA microinjection and embryo transfer. Production of chimeric mice by blastocyst injection of genetically modified ES cells and embryo transfer, which is part of the procedure of producing knockout or knockin mice. CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing in mouse embryos Gene targeting, which involves the electroporation of a targeting vector into pluripotent mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells and the selection of gene-targeted clones. Education of investigators and advice on vector and experimental design for experiments using transgenic and knockout mice.
630 West 168th Street VC 15-202 New York NY 10032The Cell and Tissue Kinetics Core was developed to facilitate skin-related research by assisting the center investigators in isolation and cultivation of primary skin cells in two and three-dimensional cultures and in analysis of genes related to skin diseases by efficient and systematic generation of transgenic tissue models of skin that show either transgene overexpression or suppression.
New York, NY, 10032 United StatesThe Cell and Tissue Kinetics Core was developed to facilitate skin-related research by assisting the center investigators in isolation and cultivation of primary skin cells in two and three-dimensional cultures and in analysis of genes related to skin diseases by efficient and systematic generation of transgenic tissue models of skin that show either transgene overexpression or suppression.
630 West 168th Street VC 15-202 New York NY 10032The key features of the Molecular Biology Core of the Skin Disease Research Center are its comprehensive range of services designed to support the needs of both proposed and future SDRC members, and its objective of training young investigators in the area of its expertise. This Core provides assistance in three essential areas of molecular biology central to virtually any studies ranging from the investigation of the genetic basis of human disease to cell biology experiments. These include 1) Disease-gene regulation; 2) In Situ labeling of genetic alterations; and 3) Real-Time PCR, automated sequencing and cloning of DNA constructs. The core will assist center investigators in identifying the epigenetic mechanisms of a particular skin disease by promoter and mutagenesis studies and siRNA knockdown models. The Core will assist investigators in automated DNA sequence analysis to identify mutations implicated in skin disease pathogenesis and subsequent histological detection of target cells harboring these genetic mutations. The Core will also assist investigators with the design and optimization of Real-time PCR analysis for candidate disease-genes and developing a plan for ascertaining their functional consequence, and the way in which it elicits a clinical phenotype. The Core will also provide instrumentation, general resources and technical expertise in the use of automated DNA sequencing and DNA cloning. By offering these routinely used services, the Molecular Biology Core will interact closely with the other two cores. Further, the expertise offered in this Core will be almost universally utilized and provide a valuable service to most, if not all, of the Pilot and Feasibility studies, as well as other investigators within the Department.
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Hauppauge, NY United StatesContract Pharmacal Corp (CPC) delivers comprehensive services from conception, through development, to scale-up manufacturing and commercialization.
430 Route 22 East Bridgewater, NJ 08807 USACordis Corporation, a Johnson & Johnson company, focuses on technological innovation, development, and manufacturing of stents, catheters, and guidewires for interventional medicine.
5600 Kenndy Blvd West New York, NJ, 07093 United StatesCoreHisto specializes in providing comprehensive histology services tailored to the needs of research facilities, higher education institutions, and pharmaceutical companies
5600 Kenndy Blvd West New York, New Jersey, 07093 United StatesCoreHisto specializes in providing comprehensive histology services tailored to the needs of research facilities, higher education institutions, and pharmaceutical companies
100 Overlook Center Princeton, NJ 08540 USACoreLab Partners offers molecular imaging and cardiac safety services.
NJ, USACorsidus provides ADME assays, toxicology, animal imaging, GLP drug preparation, radiolabeling, and spectrometry.
2500 Brunswick Ave. Linden, NJ 07036Whether you are looking for contract services to make your products safe or the equipment to do it yourself, we are your sterilization and pasteurization specialists.
39 Plymouth Street Fairfield, NJ, 07004 United States
159 Aristotle Way East Windsor, NJ, 08512 United StatesCosmet-Pharm Consultants, LLC, is dedicated to the needs of the cosmetic, skin care, personal care and OTC topical drug products industry. It has expertise in working with the clients to provide the full spectrum of unique skin care marketable formulas and in the execution of global formulation strategies which includes reducing complexity by consolidation of formulations portfolio. It also provides services in product development, sourcing of manufacturing facilities, technology assessment, providing expert advice and assist pre-trial efforts in areas such as product claims and patent infringement. CosmetPharm also provides customized product category training and knowledge management through on-site training seminars. The principal, Vispi Kanga has over 35 years experience in formulating and developing skin care products from concept to commercial production with the largest international personal care products companies such as P&G and Unilever. He was an adjunct professor in the Graduate School of Natural Sciences at Fairleigh Dickinson University and holds several cosmetic patents. He is an emeritus member of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists and the American Chemical Society.
200 Varick Street Suite 503 New York, NY, 10014 United StatesCOTA is a leading oncology real-world data (RWD) and analytics company founded by clinical experts to bridge the gap between fragmented medical records and actionable research. COTA leverages proprietary abstraction technology and deep oncology expertise to curate meaningful, longitudinal, and de-identified data to enable high-impact insight generation. High-Fidelity Data for Life Sciences COTA specializes in transforming unstructured clinical information into research-grade datasets. By combining advanced AI-powered abstraction with human medical oversight, we capture the granular nuances, such as lines of therapy, biomarker status, and disease progression, that are often lost in standard EHR exports. Deep Clinical Context: Access longitudinal data for over 2 million oncology patients, covering both common and rare solid tumors and hematologic malignancies. Regulatory-Grade Quality: Data architected specifically to support External Control Arms (ECA), helping partners meet FDA/EMA requirements and accelerate clinical development timelines. Clinicogenomic Integration: Advanced capabilities in linking clinical outcomes with genomic profiling to power precision medicine and target identification. A Collaborative Approach to RWE COTA does not just provide data; we form flexible and collaborative partnerships with life science companies to shape the future of real-world evidence. Whether supporting early-stage HEOR (Health Economics and Outcomes Research) or late-stage regulatory submissions, COTA’s team of oncologists and data scientists works alongside partners to ensure data strategy aligns with specific research objectives.
100 Broadway 7th Floor New York, NY, 10005 United StatesCOTA is a leading oncology real-world data (RWD) and analytics company founded by clinical experts to bridge the gap between fragmented medical records and actionable research. COTA leverages proprietary abstraction technology and deep oncology expertise to curate meaningful, longitudinal, and de-identified data to enable high-impact insight generation. High-Fidelity Data for Life Sciences COTA specializes in transforming unstructured clinical information into research-grade datasets. By combining advanced AI-powered abstraction with human medical oversight, we capture the granular nuances, such as lines of therapy, biomarker status, and disease progression, that are often lost in standard EHR exports. Deep Clinical Context: Access longitudinal data for over 2 million oncology patients, covering both common and rare solid tumors and hematologic malignancies. Regulatory-Grade Quality: Data architected specifically to support External Control Arms (ECA), helping partners meet FDA/EMA requirements and accelerate clinical development timelines. Clinicogenomic Integration: Advanced capabilities in linking clinical outcomes with genomic profiling to power precision medicine and target identification. A Collaborative Approach to RWE COTA does not just provide data; we form flexible and collaborative partnerships with life science companies to shape the future of real-world evidence. Whether supporting early-stage HEOR (Health Economics and Outcomes Research) or late-stage regulatory submissions, COTA’s team of oncologists and data scientists works alongside partners to ensure data strategy aligns with specific research objectives.
PO Box 2861 Huntington Station NY 11746CRDR Consulting advises on and provides direction for the research, development and regulatory aspects of cosmetic products. This includes the “how to” of formula development, process development, Q.C. procedures, handling outside vendors and product troubleshooting. It also includes the preparation of regulatory documentation for domestic—especially FDA— compliance, foreign countries, patent development, product labeling, MSDS’s, S.O.P.’s, etc. Clients range from “Fortune 500” companies to small ‘start-ups.’ Tom Vichroski is a member of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists, the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society, the Association of Consulting Chemists & Chemical Engineers and the American Chemical Society. He has participated on the Scientific Advisory Committee of the Personal Care Products Council and holds several cosmetic patents. More than thirty-eight years of product development experience has provided a background covering a wide range of cosmetics including OTC products.
21 Brookhaven BLVD Port Jefferson Station NY 11776Creative BioStructure provides crystallization services, high throughput expression and purification, structure determination, EM and NMR services. http://www.creative-biostructure.com/
21 Brookhaven Port Jefferson Station NY 11776Creative Genomics offers genomic screening, genotyping, bioinformatics and sequencing services.
2 Oval Dr Islandia, NY USACrescent Chemical Company distributes analytical reference standards, reagents, and solvents.
Islandia, NY United StatesCrescent Chemical Company distributes analytical reference standards, reagents, and solvents.
Fort Lee, NJ, USACrimson Pharma offers drug formulation, scale up, clinical study management, and regulatory services.
200 Centennial Ave. Suite 210 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesCR Medicon Research, Inc., a subsidiary of Pharmaron, is a clinical Contract Research Organization (CRO), providing a platform of one-stop services for clinical trials including pharmaceutical products and medical devices. Headquartered in Nanjing, China and Piscataway, New Jersey. Service scope: 1. Bioanalytical Laboratory 2. Medical Strategy 3. Medical Writing 4. Medical Monitoring 5. Pharmacovigilance 6. Clinical Operations 7. Data Management 8. Statistical Analysis and Programming 9. Regulatory Affairs CR Medicon has served more than 200 sponsors/clients during the past 3 years, contributed to hundreds of our clients' success by reducing risks and costs.
99 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesCR Medicon Research, Inc., a subsidiary of Pharmaron, is a clinical Contract Research Organization (CRO), providing a platform of one-stop services for clinical trials including pharmaceutical products and medical devices. Headquartered in Nanjing, China and Piscataway, New Jersey. Service scope: 1. Bioanalytical Laboratory 2. Medical Strategy 3. Medical Writing 4. Medical Monitoring 5. Pharmacovigilance 6. Clinical Operations 7. Data Management 8. Statistical Analysis and Programming 9. Regulatory Affairs CR Medicon has served more than 200 sponsors/clients during the past 3 years, contributed to hundreds of our clients' success by reducing risks and costs.
Address: 200 Centennial Ave. Suite 210 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesCR Medicon Research, Inc., a subsidiary of Pharmaron, is a clinical Contract Research Organization (CRO), providing a platform of one-stop services for clinical trials including pharmaceutical products and medical devices. Headquartered in Nanjing, China and Piscataway, New Jersey. Service scope: 1. Bioanalytical Laboratory 2. Medical Strategy 3. Medical Writing 4. Medical Monitoring 5. Pharmacovigilance 6. Clinical Operations 7. Data Management 8. Statistical Analysis and Programming 9. Regulatory Affairs CR Medicon has served more than 200 sponsors/clients during the past 3 years, contributed to hundreds of our clients' success by reducing risks and costs.
551 Raritan Center Parkway Edison, NJ 08837 USACryopak designs and manufactures cold chain packaging solutions and refrigerants for temperature sensitive pharmaceutical, biotech and life sciences shipments.
Edison, NJ United StatesCryopak designs and manufactures cold chain packaging solutions and refrigerants for temperature sensitive pharmaceutical, biotech and life sciences shipments.
2005 Eastpark Blvd East Windsor, NJ, 08512 United StatesCrystal Bio Solutions, a wholly owned subsidiary of Crystal Pharmatech Inc., is a premier provider of Biologics CMC Analytical and Bioanalytical and Biomarker services with state-of-the-art laboratories in New Jersey, California, and Marland. Crystal Bio Solutions is committed to being your trusted partner from discovery to commercialization and providing the highest quality deliverables through sound science and operational excellence. The expertise spans a broad range of therapeutic modalities including antibody, bi/multi-specifics, protein, ADC, CGT, mRNA, LNP, nucleotide, vaccine and virus . Biologics CMC Analytical Services • High-resolution Mass Spectrometry • Product Quality Analysis • Process Impurity Analysis • Developability Assessment, Pre-formulation Study for IND Enabling • Bio-analytics • Additional Capabilities Bioanalysis and Biomarker Services • Immunoassays • LCMS • Cell-based Assays • Flow Cytometry • ELISpot Assays • Molecular Biology
25 Austin Boulevard Commack, NY 11725 USACrystalgen offers reagents, disposables, biochemicals, and products for the application of protein crystallization and histology services.
Commack, NY United StatesCrystalgen offers reagents, disposables, biochemicals, and products for the application of protein crystallization and histology services.
2005 Eastpark Blvd Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesCrystal NAX (Crystal Nucleic Acid Excellence) is a wholly owned business entity of Crystal Pharmatech. We specialize in providing end-to-end solutions for RNA therapeutics and non-viral delivery. We integrate RNA and DNA synthesis and production, Lipid Nanoaprticles (LNPs) formulation, and comprehensive analytical characterization to deliver the best quality products and services. Core capabilities : - RNA Design & Production: mRNA, saRNA, circRNA, sgRNA and other therapeutic RNA modalities. - LNP Formulation & Delivery Development: Custom xLNP and tLNP formulation, high throughput formulation screening and optimization. - Analytical Characterization: Routine tests and extended characterization of RNA and LNPs. - CMC for IND/IIT packages: Customized process and analytical development package to ensure smooth IND/IIT enabling production and good quality control for various modalities. . - Catalog Products & Reagents: Top quality off-the-shelf catalog products and reagents ready for R&D use. At Crystal NAX, we partner with academic researchers, biotech innovators and global pharmaceutical leaders to transform nucleic acid science into therapies that shape the future of medicine.
3000 EASTPARK BOULEVARD SUITE 500B Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesFrom Molecule to Medicine—Your Partner in Small Molecules, Biologics, and Nucleic Acids Crystal Pharmatech, founded in 2010, is a global contract research organization with over 300 employees and four R&D centers in New Jersey (USA), San Francisco (USA), Toronto (Canada), and Suzhou (China). Collectively, these sites provide integrated support for pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies worldwide. Our capabilities span three specialized platforms: in small molecules, we offer API solid-state research and crystallization, preformulation, formulation development, and GMP manufacturing and supply; through Crystal Bio Solutions, we deliver bioanalytical and biomarker testing, biologics CMC analytics, and quantitative clinical pharmacology; and through Crystal NAX, we provide end-to-end solutions for nucleic acid therapeutics. With an average of 20 years of experience, our scientific leadership team has successfully delivered over 100 NCEs and 15 drug products for global pharmaceutical companies. We have served more than 1,000 clients, supporting over 2,000 new chemical entities. Crystal Pharmatech (In Small Molecules) — Global Leader in Solid-State Research, Preformulation & Formulation We offer solid-state research, preformulation, and formulation of small-molecule drugs. We have supported 1,000+ clients and worked on more than 2,000 compounds across developability assessment, solid-form screening, preformulation, formulation development, and clinical trial materials (CTM) through to commercial manufacturing. With four R&D centers in New Jersey, California, Toronto, and Suzhou, and a team of approximately 300 professionals, we combine deep crystal-form expertise with both conventional and enabling technologies—such as amorphous solid dispersion—to unlock bioavailability and manufacturability. Our cGMP facilities operate to FDA, EMA, and NMPA standards, ensuring phase-appropriate quality from early studies through scale-up. Leveraging our unique expertise, we partner with you to design and develop the most suitable crystal form and formulation for downstream development. Our guiding principle—“get the crystal form and formulation right the first time for Phase I”—accelerates IND filing and Phase I entry while minimizing the need for human pharmacokinetic (PK) bridging studies, saving time and reducing costs as programs advance to Phase II and beyond. Crystal Bio Solutions — Your Trusted Partner for Biologics CMC Analytical, Bioanalysis & QCP Crystal Bio Solutions (wholly owned) delivers Quantitative Clinical Pharmacology (QCP), Bioanalytical & Biomarker, and Biologics CMC Analytical services. Modalities include antibodies, bispecifics and multispecifics, proteins, ADCs, cell and gene therapies (CGT), mRNA, LNPs, nucleotides, vaccines, and viruses—providing decision-ready data through sound science and operational excellence. Crystal NAX — Unlocking the Potential of Nucleic Acid Therapeutics Crystal NAX (wholly owned) provides end-to-end support for nucleic acid therapeutics—from early R&D to clinical development—covering xRNA, siRNA, and other oligonucleotides; LNP delivery and formulation; and advanced analytics. Its mission is to accelerate innovation in nucleic acid therapies and help deliver medicines to patients faster. Together, Crystal Pharmatech offers a seamless path from discovery to clinic for small molecules, biologics, and nucleic acids—your partner of choice from molecule to medicine.
85 St. Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY 10031The Imaging Facility at the CUNY ASRC currently (as of May 2016) houses state-of-art 300 kV cryo-EM, 200kV Cs corrected S/TEM, dual beam SEM/FIB, and super-resolution confocal STED microscope for advanced imaging of materials and biological samples. Future expansion of the facility includes a 120 kV TEM. The facility is open to both internal and external users. The supported applications include cryo-EM single particle data collection, S/TEM and SEM imaging, advanced FIB applications (e.g. patterning, 2D image stack, TEM lamella preparation), chemical analysis by Energy-dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy. The facility also has two plunge freezers for cryo-EM specimen preparation, plasma cleaner for SEM samples and TEM grids cleaning, and coater for coating of carbon and sputter coating of metal.
85 St. Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY 10031Open to students, faculty and staff researchers, as well as government, and industrial partners, the NanoFabrication Facility offers a comprehensive set of tools to develop new micro and nanoscale devices, such as integrated circuits, nanophotonic and solid state devices, micro-electromechanical systems, and microfluidic systems. The NanoFabrication Facility also offers researchers the world’s most sophisticated instruments for fabrication and characterization of materials at the micro and nanoscales. In addition to these resources, access is available to shared equipment located in partner labs throughout the ASRC and CUNY.
85 St. Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY 10031The Photonics Spectroscopy Facility (PSF) is a shared-user facility, offering several lasers, light sources, measurement equipment, optics, and mechanical hardware to support Photonics research. The PSF is open to all students, faculty, and staff researchers, as well as government and industrial partners. A laboratory support room is available with mechanical tools, enabling users to create faster experimental setups. The lab is equipped with a fume extraction cabinet, four gas lines: one low vacuum, one compressed air, and two lines of Nitrogen and/or Argon. The facility also maintains several photonics-related software packages, along with a high-performance computing cluster for computational work.
85 St. Nicholas Terrace, New York, NY 10031The Surface Science Facility at the CUNY ASRC offers cutting-edge surface analyzing instruments for academic and industrial researches. The facility currently has three core instruments: (1) X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) to measure the elemental composition, empirical formula, chemical state and electronic state of sample surface, (2) time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometer (TOF-SIMS) to perform elemental trace measurements of the top atomic layers of the sample surface, and (3) atomic force microscopy (AFM) to image surface topography and stiffness with nanometer resolution in air and liquid environments. Typical applications include the research fields of semiconductor devices, synthetic chemistry, nano-materials, bio-materials, 2D materials, surface coating, and biology.
One Bernard Baruch Way (55 Lexington Ave. at 24th St) New York, NY 10010Baruch College’s Office of Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs; the Office of Student Life; the Baruch Computing and Technology Center along with individuals from each school worked together to relaunch the homepage in February 2011, with top-level pages being revamped on a rolling basis thereafter. The mission of this redesign was to update the look and feel of the website for its various audiences, implementing modern methods of information delivery including a wider, rotating image slider and streamlined navigation.
2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11210Brooklyn College is an integral part of the civic, urban, and artistic energy of New York and uses the entire city as a living classroom that broadens our students' understanding of the world around them. For more than 85 years, the college has been attracting a wide variety of motivated students — many of them immigrants or the children of immigrants who wish to better their lives through a superb education. They come because of the college's renowned faculty of academics, professionals, and artists who are among the best in their field. They know they will be learning on a campus considered one of the most beautiful in the country, with well-equipped facilities, studios, smart classrooms, and production and practice rooms — all with a highly affordable tuition.
160 Convent Avenue New York, NY 10031In a major development in the institution’s 168-year history, The City College of New York announces the establishment of the CUNY School of Medicine at City College in partnership with Bronx-based St. Barnabas Hospital (which is part of the SBH Health System). The new Harlem-based medical school, whose first class is scheduled to begin fall 2016, will be an expansion of City College’s Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education. Established in 1973 on the City College campus, the Sophie Davis School currently offers a unique seven-year BS/MD program that integrates an undergraduate education with the first two years of medical school. The new medical school on the City College campus builds on the strong record of achievement of the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education whose mission is recruiting underrepresented minorities into medicine, increasing medical care in historically underserved communities, and boosting the number of primary care physicians. City College President Lisa S. Coico said the newly established school would nurture young students to embrace a career focused on caring for their fellow citizens with passion, empathy and respect.
2800 Victory Boulevard . Staten Island, New York 10314 http://www.collegeportraits.org/NY/CSI About CSI The College of Staten Island is a senior college of The City University of New York (CUNY) offering Doctoral programs, Advanced Certificate programs, and Master’s programs, as well as Bachelor’s and Associate’s degrees. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. CSI is home to a School of Business, School of Education, and School of Health Sciences, as well as The Verrazano School Honors Program, and the Teacher Education Honors Academy. CSI is also a select campus of the Macaulay Honors College University Scholars program. The CUNY Interdisciplinary High-Performance Computing Center, one of the most powerful supercomputers in the New York City region, handles big-data analysis for faculty researchers and their student research teams. The new luxury residence halls, Dolphin Cove, have increased the College’s national and international desirability.
695 Park Ave NY, NY 10065Hunter College, located in the heart of Manhattan, is the largest college in the City University of New York (CUNY). Founded in 1870, it is also one of the oldest public colleges in the country. More than 23,000 students currently attend Hunter, pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 170 areas of study. Hunter's student body is as diverse as New York City itself. For more than 140 years, Hunter has provided educational opportunities for women and minorities, and today, students from every walk of life and every corner of the world attend Hunter.
250 Bedford Park Boulevard West - Bronx, NY 10468With more than 60,000 alumni and 12,000 students, Lehman College serves the Bronx and our surrounding region as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center. The College is named after Herbert H. Lehman, who was governor of New York State, a U.S. Senator, and an internationalist. His values of dedicated public service continue to guide the College today.
250 Bedford Park Boulevard West Bronx, , NY, 10468 United StatesWith more than 60,000 alumni and 12,000 students, Lehman College serves the Bronx and our surrounding region as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center. The College is named after Herbert H. Lehman, who was governor of New York State, a U.S. Senator, and an internationalist. His values of dedicated public service continue to guide the College today.
250 Bedford Park Boulevard West Bronx, , NY , 10468 United StatesWith more than 60,000 alumni and 12,000 students, Lehman College serves the Bronx and our surrounding region as an intellectual, economic, and cultural center. The College is named after Herbert H. Lehman, who was governor of New York State, a U.S. Senator, and an internationalist. His values of dedicated public service continue to guide the College today.
65-30 Kissena Blvd.| Queens, NY 11367-1597At its founding in 1937, Queens College was hailed by the people of the borough as “the college of the future.” Now part of the City University of New York (CUNY), Queens College offers a rigorous education in the liberal arts and sciences under the guidance of a faculty dedicated to both teaching and research. Students graduate with the ability to think critically, address complex problems, explore various cultures, and use modern technologies and information resources.
94 - 20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11451The Free Academy was established in 1847 to provide free higher education in the City of New York. In 1961, the City University of New York was established, incorporating the Free Academy and other units under the then Board of Higher Education. Today the Board of Trustees is the governing entity for The City University of New York, the largest city university system in the world. CUNY is comprised of eleven senior colleges, of which York is one, six community colleges, a graduate school, a law school, a biomedical education school, and a new graduate school of journalism. More than 200,000 students are enrolled at campuses throughout the five boroughs of the City of New York.
55 Broad St., 19th Fl. New York, NY 10004CureVir offers flu animal models and focuses on the development of vaccines for influenza.
New York, NY United StatesCureVir offers flu animal models and focuses on the development of vaccines for influenza.
291 U.S. 22 Salem Industrial Park - Building #4 Lebanon, NJ, 08833 United StatesCuria is a global contract research, development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), offering products and services across the drug development spectrum to help our partners turn their ideas into real-world impact. We partner closely with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to boost business performance and improve patients’ lives. From early discovery and development through manufacturing and commercialization, our suite of custom solutions allows us to tailor every engagement to your precise needs, whether that’s an independent project or an opportunity that cuts across the drug continuum. Our capabilities are always growing, driven by our talented, experienced team and continued investment in cutting-edge technologies. We take great pride in a track record that stands among the best in the industry. No matter what we’re working on, you can trust Curia to deliver every solution to the highest standard—the direct result of unmatched expertise and decades of experience completing projects just like yours.
12 East 49th Street 11th Floor New York, NY, 10017 United StatesCuro Consulting provides highly differentiated value communication solutions to the Pharmaceutical sector, enabling our clients to discuss the value and return on investment proposition to their new therapies with budget holders in state and private health services. With over a decade’s experience in the wider consulting industry, Curo offers a new perspective and a different approach to Market Access. Well respected in the industry, we pride ourselves on thinking beyond the usual parameters of the pharma world. True, we have a team of Health Economics experts and specialist software builders, but we are not data processors, nor a software company. Instead, we use our resources to build narratives that speak to Payers and answer their questions; helping you to show that it’s value that matters, not cost. Curo are also proud winners of The Queen’s Award for Enterprise – International Trade, 2015, the UK’s highest accolade for business success.
333 US Highway 46 West Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046, USACu-Tech provides project management, clinical monitoring, medical writing, and dermatology consultation.
100 West Main St. Bound Brook, NJ 08805 USACyalume Specialty Products (CSP) provides custom synthesis, toll manufacturing, process optimization, method development and lyophilization.
Bound Brook, NJ, 08805 United StatesCyalume Specialty Products (CSP) provides custom synthesis, toll manufacturing, process optimization, method development and lyophilization.
5 Garret Mountain Plaza Woodland Park, New Jersey 07424Cytec Industries offers fine chemicals, building blocks, and API synthesis support services.
14-50 128th Street NY, 11356 United StatesDaiei Trading was established in Queens, New York in 1970 as a supplier to Japanese restaurants. Since then, it has become one of the finest Japanese food importers on the American Market. Today, Daiei offers over 31 brands of different Japanese food products. It has 60 employees and offices in New York, Chicago and Washington DC.
399 Thornall Street Edison, NJ 08837 USADaiichi Sankyo focuses on pharmaceutical research and drug development.
500 Wheeler Rd Hauppauge, New York, 11788 2962 United StatesAt DaJi Belle Biomolecular, we specialize in the research, development, and supply of high-quality raw materials for the cosmetics, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries. Our core focus lies in the innovation of active ingredients derived from natural sources, combined with cutting-edge biotechnological processes to enhance safety, efficacy, and skin compatibility. Our R\&D team actively engages in bioactive compound discovery, molecular analysis, and efficacy validation. We provide comprehensive support for ingredient screening, functional testing, and customized formulation development. Our facilities follow rigorous quality standards and offer scalable manufacturing for both pilot and commercial stages. Our mission is to bridge science and beauty by delivering raw materials backed by data, helping global partners accelerate product innovation while maintaining regulatory compliance and sustainability.
1850 Muttontown Road Syosset Syosset, NY, 11791 United StatesDandelion’s deep clinical data combines the depth of RCT data with the breadth and longitudinality of traditional RWD. This deep multimodal data is powered with AI to generate a nuanced picture of patients over time that reflects real-world care journeys, treatment patterns, and patient phenotypes. The Dandelion platform supports our solutions that help life sciences companies generate precise, reliable insights that can be leveraged across the entire asset lifecycle – getting the right treatments to the right patients faster than ever.
59 Columbus Ave n.4014 New York, United States, 10024 United StatesDante Omics is a leading global genomics and precision medicine company working to deliver better healthcare and save lives with a more human approach to health. We provide advanced genomics sequencing, transcriptomics, proteomics and advanced multiomic and data analysis to biotech companies, pharma, life science companies and clinics. We have customers in North America, Europe, MENA and the rest of the world.
600 East Crescent Avenue Upper Saddle River NJ , USAAIT provides particle engineering, custom chemistry synthesis of complex raw materials, regulatory intermediates and APIs, as well as analytical and formulation services.
Empire State Building Suite 7120 350 Fifth Avenue New York, NY, 10118 United StatesDaxor offers Pharmaceutical & Radio-pharmaceutical Research, Preclinical Research, Raw Material Testing, Finished Product (Release) Testing, Stability Studies, Environmental Monitoring, Endotoxin Detection & Microbial Identification, Sterility Testing, Radioisotope Testing, High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), UV/Visible Spectrophotometer, Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC), Cleanroom Compounding (ISO Class 7 and ISO Class 5 environments available), Laminar Flow Hoods, and Hot Cells for handling of radioactive material.
Empire State Building 350 Fifth Ave., Suite 7120 New York, NY 10118 USADaxor offers Pharmaceutical & Radio-pharmaceutical Research, Preclinical Research, Raw Material Testing, Finished Product (Release) Testing, Stability Studies, Environmental Monitoring, Endotoxin Detection & Microbial Identification, Sterility Testing, Radioisotope Testing, High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), UV/Visible Spectrophotometer, Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC), Cleanroom Compounding (ISO Class 7 and ISO Class 5 environments available), Laminar Flow Hoods, and Hot Cells for handling of radioactive material.
69 King Street Dover, NJ, 07801 United States
1412 Broadway Suite 1504 New York 10018 United StatesDeallus provides offerings to support strategy development and decision making in life-science organizations.
379 Interpace Parkway Parsippany, NJ 07054Degussa provides contract manufacturing, custom synthesis, analytical services, clinical trials supplies, generics, and process development.
Princeton, NJ United StatesDerma Sciences is a specialty medical device / pharmaceutical company focused on wound care.
214 Carnegie Center Suite 300 Princeton, NJ 08540 USADerma Sciences is a specialty medical device / pharmaceutical company focused on wound care.
19C School House Road Somerset New Jersey 08873 USADermPathe provides preclinical development services for topical and transdermal delivery systems.
108, Route 31, South Washington New Jersey 07882 USADermPathe provides preclinical development services for topical and transdermal delivery systems.
100 Crossways Park West Suite 403 Woodbury , NY, 11797 United StatesWe are pioneers in diagnostic kits and solutions for advanced DNA testing. Our goal is to eliminate tedious protocols and streamline laboratory workflows with simple, fast, and easy-to-use solutions. So all patients receive a correct diagnosis and faster treatment in the shortest time possible.
2001 Route 46 East The Metropolis Tower 2 Parsippany, NJ, 07054 United StatesDiaceutics is a targeted medicine commercialisation company that helps pharmaceutical and biotech organisations identify, diagnose, and treat eligible patients more effectively through its proprietary real-world diagnostic data, laboratory network, and scientific engagement capabilities. Diaceutics combines direct-from-lab insights, analytics, and expert services to accelerate biomarker testing adoption and optimise the delivery of targeted therapies.
400 Morris Avenue, suite 101 Denville, NJ, 07834 United StatesHologic Diagenode is a leading provider in the field of epigenomics, with over 20 years of expertise. Our services can help you advance biomarker discovery and validation by combining the strengths of epigenomics and bioinformatics. This new dimension of epigenomics can offer novel insights that extend beyond genomics, aiding in early detection, patient screening, minimal residual disease (MRD) monitoring, and much more. We partner with you to create a customized, end-to-end service utilizing the best available technology to shorten timelines for translational research and biomarker validation before clinical trials.
370 Golf Place Hackensack, New Jersey, 07601 United StatesDiagnoCine offers value, providing the most effective service and partnership to our clients and the highest quality products to our customers. We achieve high sales volume for clients and provide top quality products and convenience for our customers. We commit to searching every corner of the world until our clients and customers are completely satisfied.
370 Golf Place Hackensack, NJ, 07601 United StatesDiagnoCine offers value, providing the most effective service and partnership to our clients and the highest quality products to our customers. We achieve high sales volume for clients and provide top quality products and convenience for our customers. We commit to searching every corner of the world until our clients and customers are completely satisfied.
2037 Lemoine Avenue Fort Lee, NJ, 07024 United StatesStatistical services for all phases of cosmetic and personal care product development and marketing. Professional accredited statistician will work with manufacturers, CROs, and sensory researchers on gaining insights. Activities include data management, experimental design, data analysis, graphical display and report writing. I have experience with data from laboratory sources like instrumentation and in-vitro studies as well as observational and consumer research.
Princeton, NJ, USADiscovery ChemScience provides custom library synthesis, custom synthesis, process development, and scale up.
P.O. Box 65 16 Wyckoff Mills Rd Adelphia, NJ 07710 United StatesDiscovery Molecules, LLC is a global chemical provider for Research and Development companies and academia. Our products are widely utilized in the process of small molecule drug discovery, chemical biology, lead generation, screening library preparation and agrochemical discovery programs. Our core business is providing Chemical Building Blocks which include functionalized heterocycles, boronic acids, carbonyl compounds, halogenated compounds, alkynes, acids and many others. Our catalog consists of more than 180,000 chemical compounds with delivery time ranging from 1-4 weeks for smaller scale. OUR MISSION, VISION AND VALUES Discovery Molecules are committed to grow into much more just a ‘Chemical Provider’. We are passionate to achieve the best service and product provider to sustain your discovery researches. We are passionate scientists and innovators who believe in people as much as science. We are dedicated to being the best at what we do, and to do what we do in the best possible way. OUR MISSION Our key focus is on word “Accelerate”. The current scientific community needs to adapt fast changing world and come up with resolution in no time. We would like to accelerate your research process by being reliable and on time. As the world faces these many challenges, Discovery Molecules are ideally positioned to be part of the solution. OUR VISION AND VALUES Discovery Molecules imagine a healthier and happier world living rewarding lives in a safe and clean environment. We seek to honor the future and strive to improve the world for our children and their children. We believe and support green chemistry to achieve a clean environment along with providing any assistance that will aid drug discovery process. Academia support is also our key business core. We are happy to announce that we provide great discounts on our products to sustain academic research and groom next generation scientists.
325 Columbia Turnpike Suite 305 Florham Park, NJ 07932 USADivis Laboratories provides production of APIs, intermediates, building blocks, carotenoids, and chiral ligands.
250 Hudson St, New York, NY, 10013 United StatesDouble Helix's Market Access Consulting division assists clients to optimise the life cycle position of products in markets. Market Access consulting is the co-ordinated analysis of a number of inter-related activities, including: pricing, reimbursement, health economics and payer decision making-- pre-requisites for the successful launch of a product or therapy and its long-term profit maximisation. With four offices strategically located in London, New York, Philadelphia, and Singapore, Double Helix not only specialises in the established markets of the US and Europe, but also focuses on emerging markets, providing clients with a truly global perspective. In the past year, Double Helix has performed projects across more than 40 countries for over 30 major pharmaceutical multinational clients.
Lakewood, NJ, USADPT Laboratories provides drug development, packaging solutions, manufacturing, and clinical trial materials.
1167 U.S. Highway 22 East, Mountainside, NJ 07092 USADRG International offers immunoassay kits and diagnostic testing services.
Mountainside, NJ, 07092 United StatesDRG International offers immunoassay kits and diagnostic testing services.
200 Somerset Corporate Blvd. Bridgewater NJ 08807Dr. Reddy's Laboratories offers analytical services, chromatography, custom synthesis, formulation development, manufacturing, and scale up.
84 Park Avenue Suite G203 Flemington NJ 08822DUCK FLATS Pharma is a consulting firm with a special focus on pharmacokinetics and pharmacology.
401 N Middletown Road Lab #B222/3103 Pearl River, NY, 10965 United StatesDx Biosamples is an established and specialized supplier of Prospectively collected and Banked Human Biospecimens. Samples are utilized globally for biomarker screening, IVD and CDx assay development, and validation of drug targets. Dx Biosamples Service Portfolio: • Prospective collection of human specimens from our established US cohorts: Oncology, Autoimmune, Cardiovascular, Neurology, Dermatology, OB/GYN, Endocrinology, Nephrology, Infectious disease and normal. We have a diverse nation-wide network of collection sites such as university and community hospitals, private medical clinics, pathology labs, blood banks and sourcing partners. • Available specimen formats: fresh whole blood and tumor tissues, serum, plasma, frozen tissues and FFPE blocks, urine, saliva, buccal swabs, etc. All specimens are supplied with comprehensive, de-identified clinical data, built from the patient record (EMR). • Same day collection and shipment for time sensitive biospecimens • Longitudinal study support, specimen collection from time of diagnosis throughout treatment cycles and beyond • Banked and remnant samples All specimens are collected under an IRB approved protocol from consented donors, or as de-identified remnant specimens. Dx Biosamples has defined and adopted strong ethical policies.
57 W 57th Street, 5th Floor United States New York, NY, NY, 10019 United StatesEngineering, automation, computer systems, process engineering, commissioning, qualification, compliance and technical services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device manufacturers in pre-clinical, clinical or commercial operations
520 White Plains Road Suite 450 Tarrytown, NY 10591 USA
118 Melrich Rd. Cranbury, NJ 08512 USAE-BEAM Services, Inc. is a leading supplier of contract electron beam processing services, with more than 450kW of installed accelerator capacity -- enough to process nearly one billion pounds of material annually.
502 Carnegie Centre, Suite 100, Princeton, NJ 08540 USAEcron Acunova offers bioanalytical testing, pharmcokinetic and pharmacodynamic screening, LCMS/MS, and HPLC services.
1251 6th Avenue 46th Floor New York, NY, 10020 United StatesWe provide consulting, financing and M&A advisory services to outsourced services companies serving the biotech and pharmaceutical market.
301 Crooks Avenue Clifton, New Jersey 07011 USAElite Ingredients supplies natural bulk ingredients for foods, beverages, sports, animal/pet, cosmetics, and nutraceutical markets.
165 Ludlow Avenue Northvale, New Jersey 07647 USAElite Pharmaceuticals is a specialty pharmaceutical company principally engaged in the development and manufacture of oral, controlled release products, using proprietary technology.
1 Deer Park Drive, Suite E Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesEarly clinical, pre-revenue stage research company
445 Hamilton Avenue Suite 1102 White Plains, NY, 10601 United StateseMAX Health Systems, LLC was established in 2004 to provide independent research and innovative pharmaceutical commercialization support across various segments of the global healthcare system. The eMAX Health Market Access and Health Economics business includes global clinicians and researchers skilled in comparative effectiveness research, market access strategy and account pull-through programs to optimize the value of biopharmaceutical products. Its subsidiary, eMAX Health Patient Access Center helps implement medical policy by managed care organizations to improve patient access to needed treatments. eMAX Health offers independent outcomes monitoring, rebate adjudication, and administrative reporting services, bringing competing interests together to improve health outcomes and lower cost.
44 W28th Street, Suite 1426 United States New York, NY, 10001 United StatesResearch platform.
16 Pearl Street Suite 110 Metuchen, NJ, 08840 United StatesResearch platform.
247 W 30th Street, Suite 4R New York, NY 10001 USAEmergingMed offers clinical research services including patient recruitment.
New York, NY United StatesEmergingMed offers clinical research services including patient recruitment.
emp Biotech LLC 1001-1007 Route 9 North Suite 201 Howell, NJ 07731 USAFounded in 1993 with a strong focus in organic synthesis, biomolecular modification and purification, emp BIOTECH provides quality reagents and services for the life science community. We manufacture fine chemicals, DNA synthesis reagents, tools for molecular biology, chromatography media and related products. In addition, we provide contract organic synthesis, protein and nucleic acid labeling, peptide synthesis, consulting and analytical services. Furthermore, we have an ongoing interest in the fields of non-radioactive detection systems, synthetic organic and polymer chemistries and purification services. Our novel detection platforms combine non-enzymatic chemiluminescence signal amplification and fluorescence enhancement strategies, both supported by synthetic innovations.
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesThe main activities of the Company include: •Organic synthesis of Screening Compounds, Building Blocks, and Fragments •R&D services (custom synthesis, compound library design, hit follow-up support, and lead optimization) to support the research programs conducted by pharmaceutical and biotech companies, drug discovery centers, academic institutions and other research organizations worldwide.
North Brunswick, NJ, USAEnnova MedChem provides custom chemical synthesis and medicinal chemistry R&D.
80 Haven Avenue New York, NY 10032, USAEnoGene Biotech provides antibody products, custom antibody development, validation, and synthesis services.
New York, NY, USAEnoGene Biotech provides antibody products, custom antibody development, validation, and synthesis services.
199 Marcia Way Bridgewater, NJ 08807 USAeNovation Chemicals LLC delivers a variety of chemical and pharmaceutical intermediates, API as well as Natural Products. We position ourselves to be a bulk supplier. Our high quality bulk and customer chemicals have served many pharmaceutical, biotech, agrochemical and specialty chemical companies worldwide. The founders of the company were process chemists from prestigious pharmaceutical companies who have many years work experience in chemical process R&D as well as in pilot or manufacturing plants in China, US, and Europe. Seeing the needs to be met: US/EU buyers want to buy cost-effective chemicals from China. US/EU manufacturers want to outsource their non-core business to China. Chinese manufacturers want sell their products directly to end-users in US/EU. Chinese manufacturers seek toll-manufacturing projects from US/EU companies to fully utilize their manufacturing capacity. We come to bridge the gap. What We Do We are facilitator between buyers and manufacturers. We are fully authorized representative of our manufacturers. Those manufacturers are selected and qualified from hundreds of chemical manufacturers based upon their capacity and track record of reputation. We not only interviewed their management team in their offices, but also performed a field trip in their manufacturing sites to ensure the best quality and services. We don't mind the buyers directly contact the suppliers and we are happy to provide contact information because we are a facilitator. We facilitate the deals by providing insight market information as well as the technology support. We regard both buyers and suppliers as our clients. Our success is solely based on the win-win result of our clients. Why Buy From eNovation Chemicals We are fully authorized representative of the manufacturers We understand both business and chemistry. We eliminate hassles in dealing with foreign suppliers especially from China. We are a US firm. Our Mission To provide product with the best quality, the best price, and the best service. To promote a climate of trust, innovation, enthusiasm, teamwork, and open dialogue among our clients. To conduct our business with the highest standards of integrity. To seek to understand the critical needs of our clients and to help create a sense of partnership among all. Our Commitment All of our work is fully guaranteed. If we fall short of your expectations in any way, please contact us immediately so we can work to assure your happiness.
PO BOX 907 Farmingdale, NY 11735Environmental Testing Laboratories, Inc. (ETL) offers a broad range of services in environmental analysis to assist clients in complying with NPDES, STARS, and other permit requirements or environmental programs. Rapid turn-around and commitment to quality are assured by qualified personnel and state of the art instrumentation. ETL is a fully certified analytical testing laboratory in the states of NY, NJ, MA, CT, NH, PA, VA, and RI. We provide precise, accurate results using existing approved procedures, and are expert at developing novel, cost effective methods to analyze challenging, non-routine samples. Our primary functions are: Ground, surface and waste water analyses TCLP analysis Soils, sludge, sediment analysis Disposal analysis RCRA characteristic testing Leachate analysis Waste compatibility testing Solvent compatibilities and assaying In accordance with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies. Our specialized staff of qualified scientists, engineers, chemists and quality control officers adheres to strict protocol; applying innovative strategies based on sound technical and regulatory experience, insuring accurate analysis. All certifications, methodologies, personnel and equipment are listed in our continually updated Quality Manual, available for your review. In recognition of the varied environmental services we provide, and the quality and dedication of the personnel at ETL, we feel confident that we would be an asset to your company and a valued vendor to your operations. Strong environmental performance and efficiency are directly related to a company's long-term success - ETL will provide you with an efficient, environmental approach that delivers measurable return on your analytical investments.
75 Kings Highway Cutoff Fairfield, CT, 06824 5340 United StatesWe are a global, technology-enabled solutions partner for life sciences, uniting medical, commercial, and strategic expertise with purpose-built, AI-powered technology to accelerate patient access to life-changing treatments. For more than 20 years, Envision Pharma Group has partnered with over 400 pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical technology companies to turn complexity into clarity and ideas into measurable, real-world impact.
Fairfield, CT, 06890 United StatesEnvision Pharma provides publication solutions, scientific communication, and grant management.
555 Madison Avenue New York, NY, 10022 United States• US-based non-human primates preclinical and clinical pharmacology services in support of small molecules, biologics and nucleic acids. • Access to the largest population of readily available naïve and non-naïve non-human primates (old-world and new-world) in the continental U.S. • Dedicated to providing cost-effective quality pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies with extremely fast turn-around time. Services and Capabilities: -Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics -Investigative and organ-specific toxicology -In vitro pharmacology and drug metabolism
Princeton West Innovation Campus 311 Pennington Rocky Hill Road, Building 21 Pennington, NJ 08534 Pennington, NJ, 08534 United StatesEnzene is an end-to-end CDMO with services spanning discovery, development, and commercial supply, operating integrated sites in Pune (India) and New Jersey (USA). As a pioneer in next-generation biologics technologies, Enzene is disrupting the existing biologics manufacturing paradigm with its patented EnzeneX™ technology—the first fully-connected continuous manufacturing™ (FCCM™) platform validated for commercial biologics supply. We partner with innovators and biosimilar developers to deliver accelerated time-to-market, increased production yields, and cost reductions across a broad range of biologic modalities. Committed to pushing the boundaries of biologics manufacturing innovation, Enzene is striving to reduce monoclonal antibody production costs to below $40 per gram by 2025. For more information on Enzene Biosciences Ltd., a subsidiary of Alkem Laboratories Ltd, please visit www.enzene.com
Princeton West Innovation Campus 311 Pennington Rocky Hill Road, Building 21 Pennington, NJ 08534 Pennington, New Jersey, 08534 United StatesEnzene is an end-to-end CDMO with services spanning discovery, development, and commercial supply, operating integrated sites in Pune (India) and New Jersey (USA). As a pioneer in next-generation biologics technologies, Enzene is disrupting the existing biologics manufacturing paradigm with its patented EnzeneX™ technology—the first fully-connected continuous manufacturing™ (FCCM™) platform validated for commercial biologics supply. We partner with innovators and biosimilar developers to deliver accelerated time-to-market, increased production yields, and cost reductions across a broad range of biologic modalities. Committed to pushing the boundaries of biologics manufacturing innovation, Enzene is striving to reduce monoclonal antibody production costs to below $40 per gram by 2025. For more information on Enzene Biosciences Ltd., a subsidiary of Alkem Laboratories Ltd, please visit www.enzene.com
10 Executive Blvd Farmingdale, NY, 11735 United StatesFor over 45 years, Enzo has been a leader in innovation and product development, supporting a diverse range of needs in biomedical research and healthcare. Enzo enables advancements in research, drug discovery, drug development, and diagnostic solutions - empowering the work of academic research centers and biopharma industry partners who are shaping the future of healthcare around the world. Enzo’s proprietary products and technologies play central roles in translational research and drug development, including spatial biology and cell therapy. Enzo was recently featured in Global Health and Pharma’s 2025 Scientific Innovators of the Year, and received their Researchers’ Choice Excellence Award. Enzo was also the recipient of the CiteAB Researchers’ Choice Award for outstanding product quality, expert scientific support, and exceptional customer service.
21 Executive Blvd Farmingdale, NY, 11735 United StatesFor over 45 years, Enzo has been a leader in innovation and product development, supporting a diverse range of needs in biomedical research and healthcare. Enzo enables advancements in research, drug discovery, drug development, and diagnostic solutions - empowering the work of academic research centers and biopharma industry partners who are shaping the future of healthcare around the world. Enzo’s proprietary products and technologies play central roles in translational research and drug development, including spatial biology and cell therapy. Enzo was recently featured in Global Health and Pharma’s 2025 Scientific Innovators of the Year, and received their Researchers’ Choice Excellence Award. Enzo was also the recipient of the CiteAB Researchers’ Choice Award for outstanding product quality, expert scientific support, and exceptional customer service.
20 Kingsbridge Road Piscataway, NJ 08854 USAEnzon is a biotechnology company dedicated to the research and development of innovative therapeutics for cancer patients.
110 Bi County Blvd. Ste. 122 Farmingdale, NY 11735Epigentek offers epigenetic kits, antibodies, proteins, peptides, inhibitors, modulators, and services for DNA methylation, histone modification, and chromatin studies.
500 Post Rd E Suite 220 Westport, CT, 06880 4431 United StatesEpistemic AI provides efficient and easily accessible Multi-Agent AI solutions for the life sciences. The state-of-the-art AI platform eliminates common technology barriers in research and enables rapid knowledge discovery. The Epistemic AI platform effectively unlocks silos of information that can potentially deliver better cures. Epistemic AI works with pharmaceutical and biotech companies, academia, foundations, and government to help advance their efforts in R&D, drug discovery, clinical trials, and commercialization.
799 Bloomfield Avenue · Verona, NJ 07044For over 20 years Essex Testing Clinical has been performing clinical studies of product safety, efficacy and marketing claims support for cosmetics and personal care products.
1075 Morris Ave. Suite 503 Union, NJ 07083Eton Bioscience Inc. is a biotech company specializing in DNA sequencing and oligo synthesis services nationwide. Founded in 2003 in San Diego, California, we have been providing scientists of both academia and industry with a variety of services and products to assist them in research. At Eton we strive to provide only the best through our high quality and reliable services, customer care and competitive pricing. We understand that by developing and utilizing the latest innovative techniques, sustainable practices, and efficiency. Taking pride in what we do, we deliver science, not words. DNA Sequencing|Oligo & RNA Synthesis|Gene Synthesis|Antibody Expression
725 Cransbury Road, East Brunswick, NJ, 08816 USAWithin the Agroscience division, our technical activities involve conducting field and laboratory studies to determine the safety and efficacy of new agrochemicals and crop varieties. With over 25 years of experience in the crop protection industry, Eurofins Agroscience Services offers outstanding technical knowledge and project management skills.Our service offering is continuously developed by knowledge transfer initiatives between the Group's various centres of expertise across the globe.
371 Hoes Lane Suite 100 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesEurofins | CRL, Inc. is dedicated to providing a wide range of in vitro and in vivo clinical safety and efficacy testing to the cosmetic, personal care, and pharmaceutical industries. We focus our clinical expertise in the areas of Microbiology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Photobiology, Bioinstrumentation, Cosmetology, Clinical Trials, and associated services. Eurofins | CRL, Inc. combines a highly skilled technical staff with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities located in New Jersey, North Carolina, and Texas. We are committed to providing cost-effective testing of the highest quality, combined with timely scheduling, comprehensive final reports, and a commitment to customer service. Our management and staff will work individually with each client to develop a customized safety and efficacy testing program that meets the client’s individual study goals within their specific budgetary requirements. Our uncompromising standard of excellence in clinical study execution is the foundation of our commitment to our valued clients.
371 Hoes Lane Suite 100 Piscataway, New Jersey, 08854 United StatesEurofins | CRL, Inc. is dedicated to providing a wide range of in vitro and in vivo clinical safety and efficacy testing to the cosmetic, personal care, and pharmaceutical industries. We focus our clinical expertise in the areas of Microbiology, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Photobiology, Bioinstrumentation, Cosmetology, Clinical Trials, and associated services. Eurofins | CRL, Inc. combines a highly skilled technical staff with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities located in New Jersey, North Carolina, and Texas. We are committed to providing cost-effective testing of the highest quality, combined with timely scheduling, comprehensive final reports, and a commitment to customer service. Our management and staff will work individually with each client to develop a customized safety and efficacy testing program that meets the client’s individual study goals within their specific budgetary requirements. Our uncompromising standard of excellence in clinical study execution is the foundation of our commitment to our valued clients.
104 Windsor Center Drive, Suite 101 East Windsor, NJ 08520 USAEurofins EAG Materials Science, LLC has a long history, dating back to the birth of the company in 1978 in California, as Charles Evans & Associates. Over the years we have expanded from a single location offering SIMS only to having over 200 employees offering over 30 different services via 14 locations in 8 different countries. The original focus of the company was supporting semiconductor manufacturing but now we also work with multiple further industries beyond semiconductors, including: solar/PV, lighting, photonics, energy storage, aerospace & defense, medical devices, raw materials, glass, polymers and plastics and consumer products. EAG's analytical expertise is what enables us to help our clients to meet their goals. Our on-demand analytical testing services can help streamline R&D, solve urgent problems during manufacturing and help resolve materials related issues in the global supply chain, both within and between organizations.
810 North 2nd Ave. Highland Park, NJ, 08904 United StatesEuTech Scientific Services. Contact us for analytical services, custom synthesis, and purification services.
810 North 2nd Ave. Highland Park, NJ 08904 USAEuTech Scientific Services. Contact us for analytical services, custom synthesis, and purification services.
136 Mills Road Monroe Township, NJ, 08831 United StatesEutheria Bioscience provides end-to-end service for preclinical research and development solutions. Using both in vitro and in vivo testing platforms in conjunction with our High Complexity CLIA lab, we can provide expertise and help guide decision making and testing clinical development scenarios. We bring over 30 years of hands-on experience with in-vivo and in-vitro studies through academic research labs, small biotech’s, and large CRO’s. And as such, we bring a unique understanding of the dedication, passion, and endurance.
77 Bryant Ave Suite 100 Clark, NJ, 07066 United StatesEversight restores sight and prevents blindness through the healing power of donation, transplantation and research. Eversight provides 11,000+ surgical grafts for transplant and 4,500+ ocular tissues for eye and vision research annually. Eversight research experts procure, process, preserve and distribute human ocular tissue with medical records to meet specific research needs. The Eversight Center for Vision and Eye Banking Research in Cleveland, Ohio, offers in-house vision science services that enable Eversight to serve as an independent, full-service R&D partner, conducting projects for external partners. Capabilities include: •Ex-vivo retinal and corneal explant models for drug testing •Specular microscopy, light and fluorescence microscopy •Slit lamp and OCT imaging •Histology (FFPE and Cyro) •Tissue dissection •RNA/DNA/protein isolation and quantification Operating in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio and South Korea, Eversight works with surgeons, researchers, academic medical centers and eye banks worldwide.
72-38 113th St 4J Forest Hills, NEW YORK (NY), 11375 United StatesAgile Solution for Your Evidence Needs
303B College Road East Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesEvotec is a global leader in drug discovery and development, offering extensive CRO and CDMO services across all stages of the R&D continuum, from target identification to the clinic, delivering efficient, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions. We integrate deep disease understanding, a multimodality approach, advanced technologies and tailored solutions to enhance the probability of success. Our innovative and flexible approach supports collaboration through standalone CRO/CDMO services, integrated drug discovery and development programs, or strategic partnerships, regardless of your stage in the discovery-development journey. Expertise in Modalities and Therapeutic Areas Our broad capabilities cover small molecules, antibodies, antibody drug conjugates, oligonucleotides, peptides, cell therapy, RNA-targeted therapies and other advanced modalities. With particular strength in pharmacology, toxicology, and preclinical formulation, we help de-risk development and optimize the selection of therapeutic candidates. Our consultative approach ensures partners benefit from our deep expertise in complex disease areas, enabling better outcomes from early discovery to clinical development. Innovative R&D Platforms Our AI-powered proprietary R&D platforms, including PanOmics and iPSC technologies, integrate advanced analytics and automation to enhance disease understanding and ensure human relevance. By leveraging continuous manufacturing and high-throughput platforms, we provide faster, more reliable access to high-quality drug candidates, reducing time to clinic and enabling data-driven decision-making. Global Presence and Flexibility Evotec operates globally with an expansive R&D infrastructure, allowing us to offer flexibility in partnering models and scalability in operations. Our state-of-the-art facilities and diverse scientific team of over 4,000 experts are equipped to handle the most complex challenges across therapeutic areas and modalities, including biologics, small molecules, and cell therapies.
303B College Road East Princeton, NJ, 08540 United States Minor Outlying IslandsEvotec is a global leader in drug discovery and development, offering extensive CRO and CDMO services across all stages of the R&D continuum, from target identification to the clinic, delivering efficient, high-quality, and cost-effective solutions. We integrate deep disease understanding, a multimodality approach, advanced technologies and tailored solutions to enhance the probability of success. Our innovative and flexible approach supports collaboration through standalone CRO/CDMO services, integrated drug discovery and development programs, or strategic partnerships, regardless of your stage in the discovery-development journey. Expertise in Modalities and Therapeutic Areas Our broad capabilities cover small molecules, antibodies, antibody drug conjugates, oligonucleotides, peptides, cell therapy, RNA-targeted therapies and other advanced modalities. With particular strength in pharmacology, toxicology, and preclinical formulation, we help de-risk development and optimize the selection of therapeutic candidates. Our consultative approach ensures partners benefit from our deep expertise in complex disease areas, enabling better outcomes from early discovery to clinical development. Innovative R&D Platforms Our AI-powered proprietary R&D platforms, including PanOmics and iPSC technologies, integrate advanced analytics and automation to enhance disease understanding and ensure human relevance. By leveraging continuous manufacturing and high-throughput platforms, we provide faster, more reliable access to high-quality drug candidates, reducing time to clinic and enabling data-driven decision-making. Global Presence and Flexibility Evotec operates globally with an expansive R&D infrastructure, allowing us to offer flexibility in partnering models and scalability in operations. Our state-of-the-art facilities and diverse scientific team of over 4,000 experts are equipped to handle the most complex challenges across therapeutic areas and modalities, including biologics, small molecules, and cell therapies.
New Jersey, USAExceleron provides clinical contracting, outsourcing management, strategy development and legal consultation for clinical trial operations.
200 Middlesex Essex Tpke Suite 204 Iselin, NJ, 08830 2845 United StatesExcelra Knowledge Solutions is a leading Informatics Solutions company that leverages its extensive scientific knowledge base, technology and relevant domain expertise to provide intelligent data and analytics solutions to customers globally. Excelra's expertise span across Data Solutions, Data Indexing & Abstraction and Data Analytics. The company has over nine successful Drug Repurposing collaborations with leading pharmaceutical companies and has developed a proprietary Drug Repurposing Platform and Computational Biology capabilities. Excelra has a team of 800+ scientists with rich experience in Chemistry, Biology and Clinical Sciences who are engaged in curation of databases spanning SAR (GOSTAR), Biomarkers (GOBIOM) and Clinical outcomes. These databases are considered as industry standards and numerous publications have been made using the underlying content. Excelra provides HEOR and commercial analytics services for evidence generation, to support various phases across the drug development life cycle. We work on larger projects for data aggregation/curation/transformation/analyses as well as on customised communication tools (models, dossiers, reports, apps, slide decks, etc.). We also offer FTE and Centre of Excellence support. We create customized solutions for market access with the analysis of health care database cohort studies, assessment of published literature through our flagship database services, economic analyses, value communication material for publication, health technology assessments, and brand planning/commercialization services. Excelra's portfolio of customers include some of the world's largest Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Publishing, Agrochemical, Life Sciences and Academic institutions in the USA, EU, Japan and Asia Pacific.
200, Middlesex Essex Turnpike, Suite 204 Iseline, New Jersey, 08830-2033 United StatesExcelra Knowledge Solutions is a leading Informatics Solutions company that leverages its extensive scientific knowledge base, technology and relevant domain expertise to provide intelligent data and analytics solutions to customers globally. Excelra's expertise span across Data Solutions, Data Indexing & Abstraction and Data Analytics. The company has over nine successful Drug Repurposing collaborations with leading pharmaceutical companies and has developed a proprietary Drug Repurposing Platform and Computational Biology capabilities. Excelra has a team of 800+ scientists with rich experience in Chemistry, Biology and Clinical Sciences who are engaged in curation of databases spanning SAR (GOSTAR), Biomarkers (GOBIOM) and Clinical outcomes. These databases are considered as industry standards and numerous publications have been made using the underlying content. Excelra provides HEOR and commercial analytics services for evidence generation, to support various phases across the drug development life cycle. We work on larger projects for data aggregation/curation/transformation/analyses as well as on customised communication tools (models, dossiers, reports, apps, slide decks, etc.). We also offer FTE and Centre of Excellence support. We create customized solutions for market access with the analysis of health care database cohort studies, assessment of published literature through our flagship database services, economic analyses, value communication material for publication, health technology assessments, and brand planning/commercialization services. Excelra's portfolio of customers include some of the world's largest Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Publishing, Agrochemical, Life Sciences and Academic institutions in the USA, EU, Japan and Asia Pacific.
200 Middlesex Essex Tpke Suite 204 Iselin, New Jersey, 08830 2845 United StatesExcelra Knowledge Solutions is a leading Informatics Solutions company that leverages its extensive scientific knowledge base, technology and relevant domain expertise to provide intelligent data and analytics solutions to customers globally. Excelra's expertise span across Data Solutions, Data Indexing & Abstraction and Data Analytics. The company has over nine successful Drug Repurposing collaborations with leading pharmaceutical companies and has developed a proprietary Drug Repurposing Platform and Computational Biology capabilities. Excelra has a team of 800+ scientists with rich experience in Chemistry, Biology and Clinical Sciences who are engaged in curation of databases spanning SAR (GOSTAR), Biomarkers (GOBIOM) and Clinical outcomes. These databases are considered as industry standards and numerous publications have been made using the underlying content. Excelra provides HEOR and commercial analytics services for evidence generation, to support various phases across the drug development life cycle. We work on larger projects for data aggregation/curation/transformation/analyses as well as on customised communication tools (models, dossiers, reports, apps, slide decks, etc.). We also offer FTE and Centre of Excellence support. We create customized solutions for market access with the analysis of health care database cohort studies, assessment of published literature through our flagship database services, economic analyses, value communication material for publication, health technology assessments, and brand planning/commercialization services. Excelra's portfolio of customers include some of the world's largest Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Publishing, Agrochemical, Life Sciences and Academic institutions in the USA, EU, Japan and Asia Pacific.
200, Middlesex Essex Turnpike, Suite 204 Iseline, Iselin, NJ, 08830-2033 United StatesExcelra Knowledge Solutions is a leading Informatics Solutions company that leverages its extensive scientific knowledge base, technology and relevant domain expertise to provide intelligent data and analytics solutions to customers globally. Excelra's expertise span across Data Solutions, Data Indexing & Abstraction and Data Analytics. The company has over nine successful Drug Repurposing collaborations with leading pharmaceutical companies and has developed a proprietary Drug Repurposing Platform and Computational Biology capabilities. Excelra has a team of 800+ scientists with rich experience in Chemistry, Biology and Clinical Sciences who are engaged in curation of databases spanning SAR (GOSTAR), Biomarkers (GOBIOM) and Clinical outcomes. These databases are considered as industry standards and numerous publications have been made using the underlying content. Excelra provides HEOR and commercial analytics services for evidence generation, to support various phases across the drug development life cycle. We work on larger projects for data aggregation/curation/transformation/analyses as well as on customised communication tools (models, dossiers, reports, apps, slide decks, etc.). We also offer FTE and Centre of Excellence support. We create customized solutions for market access with the analysis of health care database cohort studies, assessment of published literature through our flagship database services, economic analyses, value communication material for publication, health technology assessments, and brand planning/commercialization services. Excelra's portfolio of customers include some of the world's largest Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, Publishing, Agrochemical, Life Sciences and Academic institutions in the USA, EU, Japan and Asia Pacific.
320 Park Avenue, 29th Floor New York, NY, 10022 United States At EXL, we use our specialization in analytics, digital interventions, and operations management—alongside deep industry expertise — to deliver solutions that help you outperform the competition. Our expertise in transformation, data science, and change management helps make your business more efficient and effective, improve customer relationships and enhance revenue growth. Instead of focusing on multi-year, resource- and time-intensive platform designs or migrations, we look deeper at your entire value chain to integrate strategies with impact.
111 Howard Boulevard Suite 204-208 Mount Arlington, NJ 07856 USAExodon provides patient recruitment, site selection, and product R&D.
Mount Arlington, NJ United StatesExodon provides patient recruitment, site selection, and product R&D.
313 Glenn Avenue Lawrence Township, NJ, 08648 United StatesScientific Consultant - Experienced Bioinformatician synthesizes knowledge from experiments, big data mining, computation and experience Quickly identify needs and their solutions Deliver reliable, high quality bioinformatics from basic data handling to most sophisticated mining & visualization. Implement efficient computational and experimental pipelines to get a job done Help wet-labs improve processes, quality and turnaround Provide preclinical and clinical statistics support Manage projects, studies, collaborations and resources Deliver toward goals and ensure knowledge transfer Respond quickly and allow maximal flexibility Understand biopharma discovery & development Combine in-depth technology expertise with therapeutic area knowledge
11 Deer Park Drive, Suite 103 Monmouth Junction NJ 08852ExSAR provides spectrometry, screening and epitope mapping services.
120 Wall Street New York, NY, 10005 United StatesThe Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration is the world’s first eye bank. Established in New York City in 1944, it is an independent, non-profit organization devoted to restoring sight through eye donation and corneal transplantation, as well as providing ocular tissue for research into treatment and cures for other eye diseases. Since The Eye-Bank was founded, the pioneering organization has helped provide the beautiful gift of sight to more than 70,000 individuals who would have otherwise been blind. Today, ocular research tissues are available to assist studies involving ocular, neurodegenerative, metabolic diseases.
25 Riverside Drive Pine Brook NJ, 07058Ezose Sciences offers glycan analysis and biomarker services.
2450 Reservoir Ave Trumbull, CT, 06611 United StatesFabrichem, Inc. is a U.S. headquatered international marketing and distribution company with expertise in Custom contract manufacturing. We provide high quality raw materials to meet the needs of a diverse range of companies worldwide. We have exclusive tie-ups with leading worldwide manufacturers in the United States, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, India and Europe. We maintain over 200,000 total square feet of warehouse inventory with facilities strategically located in the states of New Jersey, Illinois, Minneapolis, California, Texas and Connecticut.
1073 North Benson Road Fairfield, Connecticut 06824Where You Stand Becomes What You Stand For. The moment you arrive at Fairfield University everything feels different. Our 200-acre idyllic campus is situated on Connecticut's coastline, providing for beautiful, unforgettable surroundings. But it's more than that - it's our dedication to each and every student's personal growth that makes our environment so unique. We've been graduating adept, accomplished students since being founded by the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits) over 70 years ago. We're committed to fostering a strong sense of community, where the learning goes deeper, the friendships are more intense, and the experiences stay with you long after graduation. Our 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students will become your friends and support system, and our 44 majors, 16 interdisciplinary minors and 41 graduate programs will give you the opportunity to turn your interests into passions and careers.
3 Third Street, Suite 103 Bordentown, NJ 08505 USAFaubel & Co. Nachf. GmbH specialize in product labeling.
4 Rumson road Livingston, NJ, US, 07039 United StatesI am offering to consult in: 1. Preclinical safety assessment centered in GLP and non-GLP studies as a subject matter expert, board-certified veterinarian clinical pathologist (DACVP, clinical), and toxicologist. 2. Data steward and data science support in the pharmaceutical industry
4 Rumson road Livingston, NJ, US, 07039 IsraelI am offering to consult in: 1. Preclinical safety assessment centered in GLP and non-GLP studies as a subject matter expert, board-certified veterinarian clinical pathologist (DACVP, clinical), and toxicologist. 2. Data steward and data science support in the pharmaceutical industry
4 Rumson road Livingston, NJ, 07039 United StatesI am offering to consult in: 1. Preclinical safety assessment centered in GLP and non-GLP studies as a subject matter expert, board-certified veterinarian clinical pathologist (DACVP, clinical), and toxicologist. 2. Data steward and data science support in the pharmaceutical industry
10 Reuten Drive, Closter New Jersey, 07624, USAFlavine specializes in sourcing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients and Pharmaceutical Intermediates within human and animal health.
1 World Trade Ctr 285 Fulton Street, 84th Floor New York, NY, 10007 0089 United StatesFlince Research + Design LLC is a global primary market research consultancy. We provide our clients with an industry-leading blend of rigorous research and strategic consulting service. Our expertise in social, behavioral, and medical sciences enables us to identify meanings and motivations behind real-world human decision-making that others simply overlook. We discover the ‘why’ behind human behavior, because we know that's the key to unlocking opportunities for brand engagement and growth.
180 Varick St Floor 6th New York, NY, 10014 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
45-17 Pearson Street Floor 6th, BioLabs@NYULangone Long Island city, NY, 11101 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
45-17 Pearson Street Floor 6 Long Island city, NY, 11101 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
180 Varick St Floor 7th New York, NY, 10014 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
3960 Broadway, Lasker building Room 203B New York, NY, 10032 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
3960 Broadway, Lasker building Floor 6th New York, NY, 10032 United StatesFoli Bio is a biotech company dedicated to pioneering precision medicine by leveraging the power of the body's exfoliated material. We are using a next-generation platform to unlock the temporal RNA code from the human body to develop new therapies.
Foreign Trade Service Corp. 614 Frelinghuysen Ave Newark, NJ 07114The Foreign Trade Service (FTS) is a nationwide third-party independent sampling and inspection service. We specialize in imported food safety and FDA detentions. Our inspectors collect unbiased samples for food importers, brokers, processors and on behalf of private laboratories that conduct quality, safety and retail market analysis. FTS samples and inspects imported foods for grading, infestation, taints, tampering, pilfering and shipping damage. In addition, we supervise the loading and unloading of food product shipped by air, rail, truck,barge or ocean carrier. We certify weights, count and condition. FTS is an accredited laboratory. Together with our associate laboratories, FTS Laboratories provides a full range of food testing services.
9 Peach Tree Hill Road Livingston, NJ, 07039 United StatesFounded in 1978, Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A. (Formosa Plastics) is a growing, vertically-integrated supplier of plastic resins and petrochemicals. With annual revenues of more than $5 billion, we employ over 2,400 people who operate 20 production units in six business divisions - Olefins, Polyolefins, Vinyl, Specialty Polyvinyl Chloride, Chlor-Alkali, and Oil & Gas. Formosa Plastics offers a full line of polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene and polypropylene resins, caustic soda and other petrochemicals that deliver the consistency, performance and quality that customers demand. We market our polypropylene and polyethylene resins under the Formolene® tradename; we market our suspension PVC and specialty (dispersion) PVC resins under the Formolon® tradename. We also produce and sell caustic soda, ethylene dichloride, commercial bleach and hydrochloric acid. We are committed to supplying the highest quality products and services to our customers, providing a safe and healthy workplace for our employees and contributing to the quality of life in the communities where we operate. This commitment is made possible through our dedicated people, consistent products, continued protection of the environment and ongoing investments in new product development, quality control systems and safe, modern and energy-efficient production facilities. Formosa Plastics is a privately held company headquartered in Livingston, New Jersey. Our core business, producing plastic resins and petrochemicals, takes place at three wholly-owned chemical manufacturing subsidiaries located in Delaware City, Delaware, Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Point Comfort, Texas. Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A. is affiliated with the Taiwan-based Formosa Plastics Group (FPG), a global leader in petrochemicals, plastics and many other industries. Founded in 1954, FPG has grown from what was then the world's smallest PVC production facility into a worldwide organization; the group has annual revenues of more than $74 billion and over 103,000 employees. FPG also operates several prominent educational and medical institutions in Taiwan.
880 Marconi Ave Ronkonkoma, NY, 11779 United StatesFounded in 1993 as a distributor of nutritional supplement to the local contract manufacturers, we have evolved over the years to become a trusted supplier of high-value functional and nutritional raw material coast-to-coast. Our clients along with mutual trusted business partnerships spread in US, Europe, East Asia and South America, ranging from the finest and most-respected food, beverage, and dietary supplement to natural health products industries. Fortune Bridge is privileged to be the specialty ingredient supplier of choice to many of these outstanding manufacturers. We understand and appreciate that you have innumerous choices when selecting ingredients for your business. Our solid and reliable relationship with raw material manufacturer and strategic approach to sourcing ensure that our raw materials would build value into your product development and R&D efforts. This combined with our commitment to service excellence assures that you will be able to depend on us time after time for value-added specialty ingredient performance.
880 Marconi Ave., Ronkonkoma NY 11779, USAFounded in 1993 as a distributor of nutritional supplement to the local contract manufacturers, we have evolved over the years to become a trusted supplier of high-value functional and nutritional raw material coast-to-coast. Our clients along with mutual trusted business partnerships spread in US, Europe, East Asia and South America, ranging from the finest and most-respected food, beverage, and dietary supplement to natural health products industries. Fortune Bridge is privileged to be the specialty ingredient supplier of choice to many of these outstanding manufacturers. We understand and appreciate that you have innumerous choices when selecting ingredients for your business. Our solid and reliable relationship with raw material manufacturer and strategic approach to sourcing ensure that our raw materials would build value into your product development and R&D efforts. This combined with our commitment to service excellence assures that you will be able to depend on us time after time for value-added specialty ingredient performance.
200 Meadowlands Parkway Secaucus, NJ, 07094 United StatesAt Frontage, our business is built on collaboration with a broad spectrum of clients across the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry—from top global pharma companies to emerging start-ups. We support innovator, generic, and consumer health organizations with IND, NDA, ANDA, and 505(b)(2) submissions, delivering flexible, customized solutions to meet each client’s unique needs. • Laboratory Services: DMPK and CMC services delivered by more than 400 scientists across three facilities in the US and China. Our senior scientists average 10–15 years of experience in complex drug development, many with backgrounds in leading pharmaceutical companies. • Global Bioanalysis and Central Laboratories: A rapidly expanding platform with operations in the US, China, and Europe (Milan), supporting Phase I–IV clinical trials. Services include large molecule bioanalysis (PK/ADA/NAb), safety and specialty testing, advanced biomarker solutions (soluble, tissue, flow cytometry), and genomics, all under a harmonized quality system (CLIA, CAP, ISO, ICH GCP). With a focus on protocol agility, risk-based compliance, and global logistics, Frontage offers both scientific expertise and operational flexibility, enabling sponsors to accelerate development while ensuring data quality and regulatory confidence. • Clinical Services: Phase I–IIa and biometrics capabilities, including a 160-bed clinical unit in Secaucus, NJ, and 18 clinical sites with over 300 beds in China. Our biometrics services support programs from early to late stage. Our commitment to scientific rigor and regulatory compliance ensures the highest quality outcomes. Over the years, we have successfully advanced hundreds of molecules from early development through commercial launch in global markets. With an integrated portfolio of laboratory and clinical services, Frontage provides comprehensive support across the entire product development pipeline.
5 Cedar Brook Drive, suite 1 Cranbury, NJ 08512 USAGalderma focuses on the drug development for the therapeutic areas of skin diseases as well as an array of genome analysis, screening, imaging, and pharmacokinetic/pharmakodynamic services.
New York, NY, USAGalenix provides API production, formulation, analytical development, quality control, clinical manufacturing, and packaging.
551 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10176Galmed Pharmaceuticals Ltd. in its current legal structure was incorporated on July 31, 2013 as a privately held company. Galmed’s business has been operating since 2000 under a different group of companies established in the same year. Galmed was co-founded by Professor Tuvia Gilat and Allen Baharaff, based on Professor Gilat’s extensive research in FABAC’s and NASH.
Somerville, NJ, 08876 United StatesGarden State Analytix offers raw material testing and wet chemistry analysis services.
25 Fourth St. Somerville, NJ 08876 USAGarden State Analytix offers raw material testing and wet chemistry analysis services.
Empire State Building 350 Fifth Avenue, 59th floor New York, NY 10118GCTRO Clinical Research provides early and late phase clinical services.
11 E Steel Road Morrisville PA 19067 USAGelest provides silicon, germanium, tin, and metal alkoxide based products and compounds.
140 Huguenot Street, 3rd Floor New Rochelle, NY, 10801-5215 United StatesGenetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) has retained its position as the premier biotech publication since its launch in 1981. GEN publishes a print edition 21 times a year and has additional exclusive editorial content online, including news and analysis as well as webinars, videos, and polls. GEN's unique news and technology focus covers the entire bioproduct life cycle, including drug discovery, early-stage R&D, applied research (e.g., omics, biomarkers, and diagnostics), bioprocessing, and commercialization.
1 Westchester Plaza Suite 126 Elmsford, NY, 10523 United StatesGene Link provides complex modified custom RNA. DNA, chimeric and fluorescent oligonucleotides synthesis.
5 Taft Road P.O. Box 457 Totowa, NJ 07511-0457 USAGenerichem offers chemicals, APIs, antacids, nutritional products, minerals and excipients.
1000 Waterview Drive Hamilton, NJ, 08691 United StatesGenesis Biotechnology Group™ (GBG) is a consortium of vertically integrated corporate research entities, which facilitate the overall market implementation and delivery of basic science products such as diagnostic assays and drug discovery. Through the consolidation of research activities in the fields of biotechnology, molecular biology, genome research, biochemistry, nano and biophysics, bioinformatics and computer science, we are able to cultivate research partnerships between highly productive research teams that break through the barriers of traditional disciplinary boundaries. GBG is located in the “Einstein Alley” section of Hamilton Township, NJ. The campus is easily accessible to universities, pharmaceutical companies, research institutes, and hospitals in the New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania area. GBG is comprised of six buildings with a total of 250,000 square foot of clinical research, medicinal chemistry and biological laboratories, office and conference areas, recreational areas, as well as manufacturing and warehouse space. This concentration of diverse groups of scientists with experience in molecular biology, genetics, protein purification and expression, molecular modeling, high throughput screening (HTS), and medicinal chemistry, enable us to create and sustain a complex research platform in areas such as cancer drug discovery, and the design of surrogate biomarkers for chronic complex illnesses.
1000 Water View Drive, Hamilton Township, NJ 08691, USGenesis Biotechnology Group™ (GBG) is a consortium of vertically integrated corporate research entities, which facilitate the overall market implementation and delivery of basic science products such as diagnostic assays and drug discovery. Through the consolidation of research activities in the fields of biotechnology, molecular biology, genome research, biochemistry, nano and biophysics, bioinformatics and computer science, we are able to cultivate research partnerships between highly productive research teams that break through the barriers of traditional disciplinary boundaries. GBG is located in the “Einstein Alley” section of Hamilton Township, NJ. The campus is easily accessible to universities, pharmaceutical companies, research institutes, and hospitals in the New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania area. GBG is comprised of six buildings with a total of 250,000 square foot of clinical research, medicinal chemistry and biological laboratories, office and conference areas, recreational areas, as well as manufacturing and warehouse space. This concentration of diverse groups of scientists with experience in molecular biology, genetics, protein purification and expression, molecular modeling, high throughput screening (HTS), and medicinal chemistry, enable us to create and sustain a complex research platform in areas such as cancer drug discovery, and the design of surrogate biomarkers for chronic complex illnesses.
2439 Kuser Road Hamilton, New Jersey, 08690 United StatesGenesis Drug Discovery and Development (GD3), a member of the Genesis Biotechnology Group is a contract research organization focused on providing services to support preclinical drug discovery programs from early discovery through preclinical development. The Company’s diversified portfolio of services covers all areas of preclinical drug discovery/development including “Discovery Biology”, “Synthetic Organic and Medicinal Chemistry”, DMPK/in-vivo pharmacology and Toxicology. GD3’s capabilities cover a wide range of therapeutic areas including oncology, ophthalmology, inflammation/autoimmunity, metabolic diseases and microbiome
2439 Kuser Road Hamilton, NJ, 08690 United StatesGenesis Drug Discovery and Development (GD3), a member of the Genesis Biotechnology Group is a contract research organization focused on providing services to support preclinical drug discovery programs from early discovery through preclinical development. The Company’s diversified portfolio of services covers all areas of preclinical drug discovery/development including “Discovery Biology”, “Synthetic Organic and Medicinal Chemistry”, DMPK/in-vivo pharmacology and Toxicology. GD3’s capabilities cover a wide range of therapeutic areas including oncology, ophthalmology, inflammation/autoimmunity, metabolic diseases and microbiome
Morris Hills Turnpike, 4th Floor Short Hills, NJ, 07078 United StatesGenesis Research Group empowers life science companies to innovate differently by fundamentally transforming how they engage with research partners. We unite technology-enabled research, stakeholder insights (RPR®), data-agnostic real-world evidence expertise, and our innovative Flexible Integrated Team (FIT) engagement model to deliver scientifically rigorous and impactful evidence at an accelerated rate. By taking an integrated approach to evidence strategy, generation, optimization, and communication, we enable our global partners to anticipate and better address the evolving needs of payers, regulators, and other key stakeholders. Real-World Evidence and HEOR Leveraging extensive methodological expertise, technology-enablement, and broad experience across indications, we provide clients with robust, end-to-end real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) solutions. From study design to sophisticated modeling, AI-powered evidence synthesis, and HTA support, we deliver the global strategic advisory and impactful value demonstration required to navigate approval, achieve market access, and optimize patient outcomes. As the value of RWE to regulators, prescribers, and payers continues to grow, our clients increasingly rely on our deep therapeutic, methodological, and global dataset expertise. Our cross-functional team of 100+ RWE specialists across epidemiology, biostatistics, analytics, and pharmacoepidemiology and safety, and our data-agnostic approach—selecting fit-for-purpose data from all relevant sources—empowers us to provide the strategic guidance and scientific rigor needed to compete and win in highly competitive markets. Access and Pricing Navigating Global & US access and pricing in today's rapidly evolving environment demands robust evidence, rigorous analysis, and strategic precision. Genesis Research Group accelerates patient access to life science innovations through experience-based strategic counsel and deep insights. With both strategic market access delivery we also boast our proprietary stakeholder engagement platform (RPR®) and global network of 3,500+ vetted payers, clinicians, and KOLs. Our team of 50+ industry experts provides clients with global strategic advisory, pricing strategy and analysis, and secondary research that creates meaningful impact through tailored, market-specific solutions delivered at unmatched speed and depth.
Suite 1120 111 River Street Hoboken, New Jersey, 07030 United StatesGenesis Research Group empowers life science companies to innovate differently by fundamentally transforming how they engage with research partners. We unite technology-enabled research, stakeholder insights (RPR®), data-agnostic real-world evidence expertise, and our innovative Flexible Integrated Team (FIT) engagement model to deliver scientifically rigorous and impactful evidence at an accelerated rate. By taking an integrated approach to evidence strategy, generation, optimization, and communication, we enable our global partners to anticipate and better address the evolving needs of payers, regulators, and other key stakeholders. Real-World Evidence and HEOR Leveraging extensive methodological expertise, technology-enablement, and broad experience across indications, we provide clients with robust, end-to-end real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) solutions. From study design to sophisticated modeling, AI-powered evidence synthesis, and HTA support, we deliver the global strategic advisory and impactful value demonstration required to navigate approval, achieve market access, and optimize patient outcomes. As the value of RWE to regulators, prescribers, and payers continues to grow, our clients increasingly rely on our deep therapeutic, methodological, and global dataset expertise. Our cross-functional team of 100+ RWE specialists across epidemiology, biostatistics, analytics, and pharmacoepidemiology and safety, and our data-agnostic approach—selecting fit-for-purpose data from all relevant sources—empowers us to provide the strategic guidance and scientific rigor needed to compete and win in highly competitive markets. Access and Pricing Navigating Global & US access and pricing in today's rapidly evolving environment demands robust evidence, rigorous analysis, and strategic precision. Genesis Research Group accelerates patient access to life science innovations through experience-based strategic counsel and deep insights. With both strategic market access delivery we also boast our proprietary stakeholder engagement platform (RPR®) and global network of 3,500+ vetted payers, clinicians, and KOLs. Our team of 50+ industry experts provides clients with global strategic advisory, pricing strategy and analysis, and secondary research that creates meaningful impact through tailored, market-specific solutions delivered at unmatched speed and depth.
Suite 1120 111 River Street Hoboken, NJ, 07030 United StatesGenesis Research Group empowers life science companies to innovate differently by fundamentally transforming how they engage with research partners. We unite technology-enabled research, stakeholder insights (RPR®), data-agnostic real-world evidence expertise, and our innovative Flexible Integrated Team (FIT) engagement model to deliver scientifically rigorous and impactful evidence at an accelerated rate. By taking an integrated approach to evidence strategy, generation, optimization, and communication, we enable our global partners to anticipate and better address the evolving needs of payers, regulators, and other key stakeholders. Real-World Evidence and HEOR Leveraging extensive methodological expertise, technology-enablement, and broad experience across indications, we provide clients with robust, end-to-end real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) solutions. From study design to sophisticated modeling, AI-powered evidence synthesis, and HTA support, we deliver the global strategic advisory and impactful value demonstration required to navigate approval, achieve market access, and optimize patient outcomes. As the value of RWE to regulators, prescribers, and payers continues to grow, our clients increasingly rely on our deep therapeutic, methodological, and global dataset expertise. Our cross-functional team of 100+ RWE specialists across epidemiology, biostatistics, analytics, and pharmacoepidemiology and safety, and our data-agnostic approach—selecting fit-for-purpose data from all relevant sources—empowers us to provide the strategic guidance and scientific rigor needed to compete and win in highly competitive markets. Access and Pricing Navigating Global & US access and pricing in today's rapidly evolving environment demands robust evidence, rigorous analysis, and strategic precision. Genesis Research Group accelerates patient access to life science innovations through experience-based strategic counsel and deep insights. With both strategic market access delivery we also boast our proprietary stakeholder engagement platform (RPR®) and global network of 3,500+ vetted payers, clinicians, and KOLs. Our team of 50+ industry experts provides clients with global strategic advisory, pricing strategy and analysis, and secondary research that creates meaningful impact through tailored, market-specific solutions delivered at unmatched speed and depth.
Morris Hills Turnpike, 4th Floor Short Hills, new jersey, 07078 United StatesGenesis Research Group empowers life science companies to innovate differently by fundamentally transforming how they engage with research partners. We unite technology-enabled research, stakeholder insights (RPR®), data-agnostic real-world evidence expertise, and our innovative Flexible Integrated Team (FIT) engagement model to deliver scientifically rigorous and impactful evidence at an accelerated rate. By taking an integrated approach to evidence strategy, generation, optimization, and communication, we enable our global partners to anticipate and better address the evolving needs of payers, regulators, and other key stakeholders. Real-World Evidence and HEOR Leveraging extensive methodological expertise, technology-enablement, and broad experience across indications, we provide clients with robust, end-to-end real-world evidence (RWE) and health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) solutions. From study design to sophisticated modeling, AI-powered evidence synthesis, and HTA support, we deliver the global strategic advisory and impactful value demonstration required to navigate approval, achieve market access, and optimize patient outcomes. As the value of RWE to regulators, prescribers, and payers continues to grow, our clients increasingly rely on our deep therapeutic, methodological, and global dataset expertise. Our cross-functional team of 100+ RWE specialists across epidemiology, biostatistics, analytics, and pharmacoepidemiology and safety, and our data-agnostic approach—selecting fit-for-purpose data from all relevant sources—empowers us to provide the strategic guidance and scientific rigor needed to compete and win in highly competitive markets. Access and Pricing Navigating Global & US access and pricing in today's rapidly evolving environment demands robust evidence, rigorous analysis, and strategic precision. Genesis Research Group accelerates patient access to life science innovations through experience-based strategic counsel and deep insights. With both strategic market access delivery we also boast our proprietary stakeholder engagement platform (RPR®) and global network of 3,500+ vetted payers, clinicians, and KOLs. Our team of 50+ industry experts provides clients with global strategic advisory, pricing strategy and analysis, and secondary research that creates meaningful impact through tailored, market-specific solutions delivered at unmatched speed and depth.
New York, NY, USAGeneTyper provides mouse genotyping and genomic DNA extraction services.
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487 Edward H Ross Dr Elmwood Park, NJ 07407GenPath offers diagnostic testing with immunohistochemistry, FISH, karyotyping, genotyping, flow cytometry, sequencing, and PCR services for hematopathology and anatomic pathology.
GenScript 860 Centennial Ave. Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
175 Briar Ridge Road Ridgefield, CT, 06877 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
20 Kingsbridge Road Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
311 Pennington Rocky Hill Rd Pennington, NJ, 08534 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
175 Briar Ridge Road Ridgefield, Connecticut, 06877 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
860 Centennial Ave Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesGenScript is a leading global biotechnology corporation providing gene, peptide, protein, CRISPR, and antibody services to biotech, pharma, and academic partners worldwide. Based on its independent and superior gene synthesis technology, GenScript has become the largest gene synthesis provider worldwide. Building upon the strengths of next-generation semiconductor-based DNA synthesis, GenScript provides precise mutant library services supporting antibody and protein optimization. Additional specialized services for monoclonal antibody development expedite the discovery of high-quality antibodies with broad epitope specificities in a cost-effective manner. GenScript offers a broad range of catalog products, therapeutic and diagnostic supporting materials, and research instruments to provide scientists worldwide with simple, fast, and effective research solutions. Continued innovation and development of capabilities and resources have enabled GenScript’s impressive business expansion. In addition to its original CRO platform, GenScript has established a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), a global cell therapy group, and an industrial synthetic products platform. These collective platforms enable GenScript to provide comprehensive solutions for biologics’ discovery and development, CAR-T cell therapy strategies, and the development of industrial enzymes. By 2020, GenScript’s workforce of over 3,000 employees, with ~30% holding Master’s and/or Ph.D. degrees, were located in subsidiaries, R&D, and manufacturing facilities across the US, Europe, and Asia. Over the past 18 years, GenScript has grown exponentially through partnerships with scientists conducting basic life science research, translational biomedical research, and early-stage pharmaceutical development.
521 West 57th Street 6th Floor New York, NY 10019Genzyme Genetics offers immunophenotyping, oncology testing, and reproductive testing services.
423 West 127th Street, first floor, NY 10027We are proposing a revolutionary concept: Pay only for appropriate sequencing depth. Be genomically smart by sequencing only as much as you need. Work with us to learn how your genomics efforts need not break your bank. Sample preparation Mito-seq (mitochondrial DNA sequencing) Patented method of purifying and sequencing mtDNA for accurate determination of heteroplasmy small-RNA-seq We discovered the biases in commonly-used protocols and invented the remedy RNA-seq mRNA, circular RNAs, non-ribosomal total RNA DNA-seq Exome, Genome TCR-seq TCR repertoire in its full glory
26 Okner Parkway Livingston NJ 07039 USAGLE offers complete design, procurement, installation services for sterile processing and packaging equipment.
256 Bunn Drive, Suite 6, Princeton, NJ 08540 USAGCT provides project management, logistics, monitoring, and regulatory support.
256 Bunn Drive Suite 6 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesGlobal Clinical Trials (GCT) is a premium contract-research organization (CRO) that offers support for the preclinical and clinical Phase I-IV studies as well as post-marketing activities to Big Pharma, small and medium-sized biotech enterprises, groups and funds, as well as large universities and institutions. Headquartered in Princeton, USA, GCT offers both local and global support through 8 operational offices in Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine, USA and is a founding partner of a network of reliable partners in Scandinavia and Western Europe. GCT team, that now consists of over 60 full-time clinical research professionals, gives individualized attention to each project and provides full range of services following the latest GCP, EMA and FDA guidelines at every stage of product development path. Our monitors and project managers are all certified clinicians experienced in GCP clinical research. Our experience, competent staff, close contact with the KOLs and the immense enrollment potential of the covered region ensure fast study start-up and compliance with the set timelines. GCT owns 400 sq.m. (4300 ft2) Drug Storage and Distribution facility in St. Petersburg, Russia. It is fully equipped, disaster protected and has multiple modes of storage (ambient, climate controlled, refrigerated, frozen). High standards of work and client satisfaction are proved by the fact that more than 80% of the business come from repeat clients. Meanwhile, in the recent years the number of our clients worldwide increased dramatically. We actively participate in specialized industry events worldwide. Since 2006 GCT is also an Exclusive Partner of “The White Nights” International ophthalmology congress in Russia.
12 Daniel Road Ste. 313, Fairfield, NJ 07004 Fairfield, New Jersey, 07004 United StatesGlow Biologics identifies, develops, and provides high-quality cell biological reagents and tools which are essential in a wide range of fields and applications including drug discovery, diagnostics and basic life scientific research.
12 Daniel Road Ste. 313, Fairfield, NJ 07004 Fairfield, NJ, 07004 United StatesGlow Biologics identifies, develops, and provides high-quality cell biological reagents and tools which are essential in a wide range of fields and applications including drug discovery, diagnostics and basic life scientific research.
25 Independence Boulevard Millburn, NJ, 07059 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
25 Independence Boulevard Warren, New Jersey, 07059 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
25 Independence Boulevard Warren, NJ, 07059 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
Seven Giralda Farms Suite 120 Madison, NJ, 07940 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
Seven Giralda Farms Suite 120 Madison, New Jersey, 07940 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
25 Independence Boulevard Millburn, New Jersey, 07059 United StatesG&L utilizes decades of experience and a wealth of Subject Matter Expertise in Regulatory Affairs, Quality Assurance and Clinical Development to design and deliver solutions to the biggest challenges faced by global healthcare today. G&L’s reputation for designing and delivering highly effective solutions to the biggest challenges in global healthcare and our commitment to ensuring that our clients’ specific requirements are always met have seen the company experience phenomenal growth since our establishment in 2016. From product development and submissions to company-wide change management, G&L Healthcare Advisors is proud to design, implement, and maintain high-quality, results-focused outcomes for everyone with whom we work. As regulatory experts across the entire product lifecycle, we assist in early development, filing strategy, pre- and post-approval CMC, MAA/NDA support, publishing, post-approval lifecycle management (LCM), and global projects. Whether you require specific technical skills, short or long-term temporary workload support, or a comprehensive project team, we would love to discuss your needs further. On the Quality Assurance side - from clinical to commercial, our expertise will help you guarantee compliance, maintain oversight and eradicate risk, allowing you and your team to focus on your core deliverables. We provide: • QMS development and gap analysis • Clinical trial audits and site inspection preparation • Vendor management support • Inspection readiness, including inspection support • API and DP audits • Remediation support • eTMF gap analysis and audits • Clinical trial material and commercial product release
544 E. Veterans Hwy Jackson, New Jersey 08527
123 TEST Street Apt. 123 TEST, NJ, 22003 United StatesGolden Pacific Sciences provides a range of products, Best Service Ever , and services within the life-science industry. We are able to support requests from the world's top pharma companies and 100s of biotechs using Scientist.com. **Send us a request today!** **Demo Supplier Company Information**
Valley Cottage NYGrace Kingdom Beauty – Cosmetic Product Development Consulting Created with passion, fused with innovation, Grace Kingdom Beauty specializes in cosmetic product development and marketing in skin, hair, color and fragrance ancillary developments. Over 20 years of experience in cosmetic product formulation, raw material innovation, retail sales and bringing start-up brands from concept to counter. Ability to provide 360 degree cosmetic product development services from concept to counter as well as novel technologies for first to market. From cosmetic raw materials to formulations, from pilot to manufacturing, from retailers to consumers, from local to global, as long as it’s in BEAUTY, the possibilities are endless. Live & Breathe in Beauty. Impossible Means I’m Possible. Your perfect balance of R&D and Marketing. Contact Grace Kingdom Beauty Today to Make Your Beauty Empire A Reality. Click on the website for more!
Granules USA Inc. 111 Howard Blvd Suite 101, Mt.Arlington, NJ 07856Granules offers manufacturing services for API, pharmaceutical formulation intermediates, and finished dosages.
104 Alexander Street Yonkers, NY 10701Greyston brownies bring people happiness, but they also create jobs. We believe that employment is a first step in an individual’s path toward success. Shop our Brownie Gifts and share the happiness with others!
675 Avenue of the Americas 2nd Floor New York, NY, 10010 United StatesGuidepoint, an expert network, connects Clients with vetted subject matter experts (each an “Advisor”) from Guidepoint’s global professional network. Clients leverage the insights and perspectives shared by Guidepoint's Advisors to stay informed and make better business decisions. Guidepoint’s slate of services includes Phone Consultations, Surveys, Insights, and Qsight proprietary data products. For more details please visit https://www.guidepoint.com/what-we-offer/.
111 Coolidge Street South Plainfield, NJ 07080-3895 USAG & W Laboratories specializes in manufacturing of suppositories, creams and ointments.
55 Madison Avenue, Suite 400, Morristown, NJ 07960GxPi offers compliance auditing, training, and consulting services.
135 Cantiague Rock Road Westbury, NY 11590 USAGyma provides industry-leading expertise, cutting-edge strategy, and service tailored specifically to the needs of the pharmaceutical industry.
343 Thornall Street 8th Floor Edison, NJ, 08837 United StatesAcademic group part of a large business Healthcare System
123 Metro Blvd Nutley, NJ, 07110 6101 United StatesAcademic group part of a large business Healthcare System
123 Metro Blvd Nutley, New Jersey, 07110 6101 United StatesAcademic group part of a large business Healthcare System
111 Ideation Way Attn: Cassandra Borsella Nutley, NJ, 07110-5100 United StatesAcademic group part of a large business Healthcare System
40 Prospect Avenue Hackensack, NJ 07601
30 Prospect Avenue Hackensack, NJ, 07601 United States
30 North Jefferson Road Whippany, NJ 07981 USAHalo Pharmaceutical offers API synthesis, analytical chemistry, and contract manufacturing services.
Hanover, NJ, 07981 United StatesHalo Pharmaceutical offers API synthesis, analytical chemistry, and contract manufacturing services.
2497 Vauxhall Rd, Union, , NJ, 07083 United StatesHARRISON RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC. (HRL) is an Independent Research Organization. We perform a full range of safety, efficacy and claim substantiation testing of cosmetics, toiletries and topically-applied pharmaceuticals on human subjects. HRL's growing pool of multi-racial subjects currently numbers over 33,000 persons. HRL was established in 1981 and has no affiliation with any other organization. HRL has numerous international clients including North American, South American, European and Asian companies. HRL has passed multiple USA FDA audits and is accepted by the JCIA (Japanese Cosmetic Industry Association) and the AS/NZS (Australia/New Zealand). HRL has been included in Personal Care Products Council (formerly CTFA) and COLIPA "Round Robin/Ring" Testing for the establishment of standards. HRL has consulted and performed standards testing for DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) and METRO of Brazil.
2497 Vauxhall Road Union, NJ 07083 USAHARRISON RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC. (HRL) is an Independent Research Organization. We perform a full range of safety, efficacy and claim substantiation testing of cosmetics, toiletries and topically-applied pharmaceuticals on human subjects. HRL's growing pool of multi-racial subjects currently numbers over 33,000 persons. HRL was established in 1981 and has no affiliation with any other organization. HRL has numerous international clients including North American, South American, European and Asian companies. HRL has passed multiple USA FDA audits and is accepted by the JCIA (Japanese Cosmetic Industry Association) and the AS/NZS (Australia/New Zealand). HRL has been included in Personal Care Products Council (formerly CTFA) and COLIPA "Round Robin/Ring" Testing for the establishment of standards. HRL has consulted and performed standards testing for DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) and METRO of Brazil.
2497 Vauxhall Rd, Union, , NJ , 07083 United StatesHARRISON RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC. (HRL) is an Independent Research Organization. We perform a full range of safety, efficacy and claim substantiation testing of cosmetics, toiletries and topically-applied pharmaceuticals on human subjects. HRL's growing pool of multi-racial subjects currently numbers over 33,000 persons. HRL was established in 1981 and has no affiliation with any other organization. HRL has numerous international clients including North American, South American, European and Asian companies. HRL has passed multiple USA FDA audits and is accepted by the JCIA (Japanese Cosmetic Industry Association) and the AS/NZS (Australia/New Zealand). HRL has been included in Personal Care Products Council (formerly CTFA) and COLIPA "Round Robin/Ring" Testing for the establishment of standards. HRL has consulted and performed standards testing for DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) and METRO of Brazil.
498 Seventh Avenue, 11th Floor New York, NY 10018
107 Morgan Lane Plainsboro, New Jersey, NJ, 08536 United StatesHD Biosciences Co., Ltd. a WuXi AppTec company, is a biology-focused preclinical drug discovery platform based in Shanghai China, with operation facilities in San Diego, California and Cranbury, New Jersey, USA. The company offers comprehensive services around target validation, plate-based pharmacology, hit identification and lead discovery, therapeutic antibody discovery, PK/PD and bioanalysis, in vivo pharmacology, as well as other research and development services. The company currently collaborates with global pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and has established strategic partnership with many key R&D advancements in clients’ portfolio. The company’s strong scientific expertise, high-quality and consistent deliveries, which constantly meet or exceed the client expectations, have fortified its global leadership as a comprehensive and reliable preclinical drug discovery platform.
107 Morgan Lane Plainsboro, New Jersey, NJ , 08536 United StatesHD Biosciences Co., Ltd. a WuXi AppTec company, is a biology-focused preclinical drug discovery platform based in Shanghai China, with operation facilities in San Diego, California and Cranbury, New Jersey, USA. The company offers comprehensive services around target validation, plate-based pharmacology, hit identification and lead discovery, therapeutic antibody discovery, PK/PD and bioanalysis, in vivo pharmacology, as well as other research and development services. The company currently collaborates with global pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and has established strategic partnership with many key R&D advancements in clients’ portfolio. The company’s strong scientific expertise, high-quality and consistent deliveries, which constantly meet or exceed the client expectations, have fortified its global leadership as a comprehensive and reliable preclinical drug discovery platform.
540 Bordentown Ave., Suite 2300 South Amboy, NJ 08879 USAHealth Diagnostics and Research Institute (HDRI), formerly Vitamin Diagnostics, is a CAP-accredited, CLIA-registered, and New Jersey-licensed diagnostic and research laboratory offering an extensive repertoire of specialty analyses to serve the mainstream, alternative, and preventive medical community.
7 Pennsylvania Plaza 9th Floor New York, New York, 10001 IndiaHelex provides CRISPR based services through the proprietary platform built to enhance performance customised to clients' needs. The platform is customised per cell-lines in order to enhance performance, and deliver high quality needs like knock-outs, knock-ins, tagging, endogenous protein tagging. Our models cater to several cell-lines including immortalised cells, iPSCs and T-cells. All of our product offerings come with certification for quality control and guaranteed results. In addition, Helex is also working on providing isogenic controls for diseases derived from healthy iPSC cells.
7 Pennsylvania Plaza 9th Floor New York, New York, 10001 United StatesHelex provides CRISPR based services through the proprietary platform built to enhance performance customised to clients' needs. The platform is customised per cell-lines in order to enhance performance, and deliver high quality needs like knock-outs, knock-ins, tagging, endogenous protein tagging. Our models cater to several cell-lines including immortalised cells, iPSCs and T-cells. All of our product offerings come with certification for quality control and guaranteed results. In addition, Helex is also working on providing isogenic controls for diseases derived from healthy iPSC cells.
7 Pennsylvania Plaza 9th Floor New York, NY, 10001 United StatesHelex provides CRISPR based services through the proprietary platform built to enhance performance customised to clients' needs. The platform is customised per cell-lines in order to enhance performance, and deliver high quality needs like knock-outs, knock-ins, tagging, endogenous protein tagging. Our models cater to several cell-lines including immortalised cells, iPSCs and T-cells. All of our product offerings come with certification for quality control and guaranteed results. In addition, Helex is also working on providing isogenic controls for diseases derived from healthy iPSC cells.
7 Pennsylvania Plaza 9th Floor New York, NY, 10001 IndiaHelex provides CRISPR based services through the proprietary platform built to enhance performance customised to clients' needs. The platform is customised per cell-lines in order to enhance performance, and deliver high quality needs like knock-outs, knock-ins, tagging, endogenous protein tagging. Our models cater to several cell-lines including immortalised cells, iPSCs and T-cells. All of our product offerings come with certification for quality control and guaranteed results. In addition, Helex is also working on providing isogenic controls for diseases derived from healthy iPSC cells.
1110 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854-4169 USAHelm New York offers feed supplements, nutritional items, chemicals, polymers, agricultural products and pharmaceuticals for both human and veterinary use.
Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesHelm New York offers feed supplements, nutritional items, chemicals, polymers, agricultural products and pharmaceuticals for both human and veterinary use.
Melville, NY United StatesHenry Schein offers dental and medical equipment and products.
Melville, NY, USAHenry Schein offers dental and medical equipment and products.
110 Fieldcrest Avenue Edison, NJ, 08837 United StatesHercules Laboratory Group specializes in the manufacturing of nutritional supplements.
Edison, NJ 08817 USAHercules Laboratory Group specializes in the manufacturing of nutritional supplements.
7 Deer Park Drive, Suite #M-8 Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 USAHexagon Labs supplies over 5000 chemicals and offers custom synthesis and medicinal chemistry services.
South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesHexagon Labs supplies over 5000 chemicals and offers custom synthesis and medicinal chemistry services.
300 Executive Blvd Ossining , New York, 10562 United StatesHistoGenetics is a New York-based Biotech firm which uses state-of-the-art robotics, software, and provides a suite of tissue-typing, genomics and pharmacogenetic services. With a long history for high-volume, high-speed gene sequencing projects and with the highest level of quality assurance and accelerated turnaround times. HistoGenetics uses a diverse range of platforms such as Pacific Biosciences, Illumina, and Bionano Genomics for clinical, translational, and research applications.
300 Executive Blvd Ossining , NY, 10562 United StatesHistoGenetics is a New York-based Biotech firm which uses state-of-the-art robotics, software, and provides a suite of tissue-typing, genomics and pharmacogenetic services. With a long history for high-volume, high-speed gene sequencing projects and with the highest level of quality assurance and accelerated turnaround times. HistoGenetics uses a diverse range of platforms such as Pacific Biosciences, Illumina, and Bionano Genomics for clinical, translational, and research applications.
30-02 48th Ave Suite 120 Long Island City, NY, 11101 United StatesHistoWiz is the largest online histopathology service company for biomedical researchers. We have automated and streamlined the repetitive histology process allowing you to focus on your research. Compared to the academic core facility, HistoWiz offers: Faster turnaround time Higher quality More consistency Full service Easier data access and archival Better tools for collaboration Cancer pathology expertise Our clients tell us that HistoWiz saves them money and most importantly time. Here are a few key facts about HistoWiz: 1,500+ customers from top academic labs and pharmas, including MSKCC, Stanford, Harvard, MD Anderson, Jackson Lab, HHMI, Regeneron, Alexion, GSK, Boehringer Ingelheim, EMD Serono Customers place orders on PathologyMap, our end-to-end platform for anyone doing histopathology. This online platform not only enables industry-leading histology service with a guaranteed 72-hour turnaround time from wet tissue to digital slides (IHC, H&E, special stains, immunofluorescence, in-situ hybridization (ISH/FISH)), but also unprecedented viewing, slide management, collaboration, tagging, image analysis, pathology consultation and peer review. Most importantly, it enables you to search and discover new insights from a growing database of 60,000+ licensed and annotated digital slides from all over the world. You can also purchase unstained slides from specific species, genotype, phenotype, organ, strain, and experimental treatment conditions from our preclinical tissue repository, saving you many years of work. Built the first online pathologist network with 60+ board-certified human and veterinary pathologists coming from top institutions (e.g. Harvard, Mayo Clinic, FDA) with different sub-specialties who can provide on-demand diagnosis through our platform
760 Parkside Avenue Suite 121 Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesHistoWiz is the largest online histopathology service company for biomedical researchers. We have automated and streamlined the repetitive histology process allowing you to focus on your research. Compared to the academic core facility, HistoWiz offers: Faster turnaround time Higher quality More consistency Full service Easier data access and archival Better tools for collaboration Cancer pathology expertise Our clients tell us that HistoWiz saves them money and most importantly time. Here are a few key facts about HistoWiz: 1,500+ customers from top academic labs and pharmas, including MSKCC, Stanford, Harvard, MD Anderson, Jackson Lab, HHMI, Regeneron, Alexion, GSK, Boehringer Ingelheim, EMD Serono Customers place orders on PathologyMap, our end-to-end platform for anyone doing histopathology. This online platform not only enables industry-leading histology service with a guaranteed 72-hour turnaround time from wet tissue to digital slides (IHC, H&E, special stains, immunofluorescence, in-situ hybridization (ISH/FISH)), but also unprecedented viewing, slide management, collaboration, tagging, image analysis, pathology consultation and peer review. Most importantly, it enables you to search and discover new insights from a growing database of 60,000+ licensed and annotated digital slides from all over the world. You can also purchase unstained slides from specific species, genotype, phenotype, organ, strain, and experimental treatment conditions from our preclinical tissue repository, saving you many years of work. Built the first online pathologist network with 60+ board-certified human and veterinary pathologists coming from top institutions (e.g. Harvard, Mayo Clinic, FDA) with different sub-specialties who can provide on-demand diagnosis through our platform
212 Carnegie Center Suite 302 Princeton, NJ 08540-6236Hisun Pharmaceuticals offers API products and manufacturing services.
212 Carnegie Center Suite 302 Princeton, NJ 08540-6236Hisun Pharmaceuticals offers API products and manufacturing services.
35 Hutchinson Rd Allentown, NJ 08501-1415 USAH&M Analytical Services offers X-ray diffraction, chemical analysis, crystal structure solution, particle analysis, and failure analysis services.
Hempstead, New York 11549-1000Hofstra University can help you get where you want to go, with small classes, dedicated faculty and a beautiful, energized campus, plus all the opportunities of New York City within easy reach. Find your future by choosing from about 140 undergraduate programs and about 150 graduate programs, in Liberal Arts and Sciences, Business, Communication, Education, Health Sciences and Human Services, Engineering and Applied Science and Honors studies, as well as a School of Law and School of Medicine. The student-faculty ratio of 14 to 1 and a priority on teaching excellence ensures you're part of creating your own success.
101 Columbia Road Morristown, NJ, 07960 United States
Room G 41, Ground Floor, Caspary Research Building, Hospital for Special Surgery 541 E. 71th Street, New York, New York 10021These services are utilized by the research and clinical staff of Hospital for Special Surgery on a "fee-for service" basis. The laboratory also provides services to users outside of HSS.
East Windsor, NJ, USAHovione FarmaCiencia provides process chemistry, manufacturing, inhalation technologies, clinical supplies, and drug development.
200 Westage Business Center Drive Fishkill, NY, 12524 United States A leading eye care facility with experience leading clinical trials
Vassar Brothers Medical Center Ambulatory Surgery Center 45 Reade Place, Poughkeepsie, New York 12601 A leading eye care facility with experience leading clinical trials
100 Mettlers Road East Millstone, NJ, 08875-2360 United StatesHuntingdon Life Sciences offers genetic toxicology services and assays for irritation, corrosivity, teratogenicity, permeability, in vitro metabolism, cardiac safety, dermal penetration and microbiological testing.
100 Mettlers Road Somerset NJ 8873 USAHuntingdon Life Sciences offers genetic toxicology services and assays for irritation, corrosivity, teratogenicity, permeability, in vitro metabolism, cardiac safety, dermal penetration and microbiological testing.
Chatham, NJ United StatesHurley Consulting Associates provides clinical research services and consulting.
1 Main St Chatham, NJ 07928 USAHurley Consulting Associates provides clinical research services and consulting.
11 Wycombe Way Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 USAHydan Technologies provides rheology consulting, rheology testing, research and development services and training in rheology.
1000 Waterview Drive Hamilton, NJ, 08691 United StatesIntegrated Analytical Solutions (IAS) is a GxP compliant contract research organization providing bioanalytical, metabolism, analytical chemistry and stability/release testing service to the biopharmaceutical industry.
Armonk, NY, 10504 United StatesIBM offers software solutions to support database management and statistical analysis.
1 New Orchard Road Armonk, NY 10504-1722 USAIBM offers software solutions to support database management and statistical analysis.
1425 Madison Avenue New York NY - Icahn Building
1450 Madison Avenue (Klingenstein Clinical Center) Basement Level New York, NY 10029The Immunogenetics laboratory at the Mount Sinai Health System provides clinical HLA (histocompatibility leucocyte antigen) testing services to support the hematopoietic stem cell transplantation program. HLA testing is also available for other clinical applications and clinical research purposes. The Laboratory is accredited by the American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics (ASHI), the College of American Pathologists (CAP), and the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH). The Immunogenetics clinical services we provide, include: HLA Testing for Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation HLA Typing and HLA Antibody Testing for Other Clinical Applications Routine Turn-Around-Time (TAT) or STAT Testing
19 Ox Bow Lane Summit, NJ 07901 USAIcon Services specializes in synthetics, with more than 25 years exclusively in stable isotopes.
350 5th Avenue New York, NY, 10118 United States
Brooklyn New York, NY, 11233 United StatesiHisto is a Boston-based histology company specializing in fast, high-quality histology and histopathology services for research labs, biotech firms, and CROs worldwide. From a single pilot slide to a 10,000‑slide preclinical program, we deliver reliable histopathology support with digital scalability and personalized guidance—so your team can stay focused on discovery, not logistics.
400 Route 518 Skillman, NJ, 08558 United StatesAs “The ribosome company” we develop sophisticated tools to capture ribosomes in an active state and characterize their components. Our unique technologies are first-in-class systems allowing for simultaneous measurement of newly synthesized proteins and the RNA template from which they are produced for delivering the highest level of correlation between gene expression and the proteome. The present platform includes IP covering our technologies and is dedicated to research-use-only (RUO) products with the potential to accelerate the path toward the discovery of novel therapeutic strategies in cancer, other human diseases, and congenital disorders. IMMAGINA is expected to fully underpin the immense diagnostic potential of our growing product portfolio to guide better decisions in precision medicine, working together with our partners towards better health for all.
954 Lexington Ave. #170 New York NY 10021-5013 USAImmune Technology provides viral proteins, expression, antibodies, purification, and transfection reagents.
94, Greene Ave # A Brooklyn, NY, 111238 United StatesImmunocure Discovery Solutions is a Drug Discovery CRO powered with AI and computational chemistry scientific team ingrated with synthetic chemistry lab. We help organisations accelerate their discovery while maintaining the highest level of confidentiality and integrity. We have existing clients in the USA who are very happy about the results that we have produced. We have a head office in the USA and back-office & team in India.
New York, NY United Statesin-ADME Research was founded in 2011, and has been responsible for providing unique software products and expert consulting services. Our specialty is in PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROFILING (solubility, dissolution, permeability, pKa/pH) applied to discovery and early development of drugs in pharmaceutical R&D. Our customers & clients value our expertise, something we have been collectively nourishing for nearly forty years. The critical knowledge base for in-ADME Research has been summarized in the book written by one of the principals: Absorption and Drug Development Second Edition, Wiley, 2012. It serves as a unique resource and explores in depth the relationships between the ionization constant, solubility, and permeability as a function of pH, and applies this to the prediction of drug absorption and distribution into the brain.
150 College Rd W, Suite 104 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesWe are a technology-led healthcare solutions provider. We combine deep industry expertise with fit-for-purpose technology in an agile and scalable operating model. Many of the leading global healthcare organizations rely on us to deliver effective and efficient clinical, medical, and commercial outcomes every day. From strategy to execution, we enable healthcare organizations be future ready. Trusted by 20 of the world’s top biopharma companies, Indegene accelerates life sciences ambition with practitioner-level confidence built over 25 years.
121 Stryker Lane Hillsborough NJ 8844Indofine Chemical offers custom synthesis, process development, and manufacturing of various chemicals and natural products.
30 Silverline Drive First Floor North Brunswick, NJ, 08902 United StatesInfinity Laboratories is a powerful network of state-of-the-art testing facilities that are FDA Registered, ISO 17025 Accredited, and DEA licensed. With an enhanced focus in the areas of chemical and microbiological sciences, we support pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers. Our goal is to go Beyond Testing and become a partner in the success of our customers.
4 Heinrick Way Bridgewater New Jersey 08807, USA New Jersey, New Jersey, 08807 United StatesIngenious e-Brain provides high-quality & customized Intellectual Property Research, Business Research, and Technology Research services to industry leaders and innovative companies across the globe. Innovation, knowledge, and transparency form the basis of our company’s mission and vision. Ingenious e-Brain has a strong team of analysts with domain proficiency who are devoted to helping our clients grow. We believe in building long-term relationships with our clients who include national and international corporations, Fortune 500 companies, the world’s leading research institutes, and universities as well as independent inventors.
4 Heinrick Way Bridgewater New Jersey 08807, USA New Jersey, NJ, 08807 United StatesIngenious e-Brain provides high-quality & customized Intellectual Property Research, Business Research, and Technology Research services to industry leaders and innovative companies across the globe. Innovation, knowledge, and transparency form the basis of our company’s mission and vision. Ingenious e-Brain has a strong team of analysts with domain proficiency who are devoted to helping our clients grow. We believe in building long-term relationships with our clients who include national and international corporations, Fortune 500 companies, the world’s leading research institutes, and universities as well as independent inventors.
2200 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY, 11779 United Statesingenious targeting laboratory (iTL) is a U.S. based mouse model generation company that has delivered 2,800+ genetically engineered mouse models since 1998, backed by a 100% germline transmission guarantee, in house U.S. scientific oversight at every QC stage, and specialization in complex multi allele and humanized models on defined C57BL/6 backgrounds.For more than two decades, researchers have partnered with our U.S. based scientific team for sequence informed allele design, rigorous QC oversight, and study ready germline transmitting mouse lines. iTL helps researchers determine the most appropriate approach for long term allele stability, clear genotype interpretation, and successful model creation.. The company has developed its own catalog of translational models with a primary focus on immuno-oncology and immunotherapy.
761-80 Coates Ave Holbrook, NY, 11741 United Statesingenious targeting laboratory (iTL) is a U.S. based mouse model generation company that has delivered 2,800+ genetically engineered mouse models since 1998, backed by a 100% germline transmission guarantee, in house U.S. scientific oversight at every QC stage, and specialization in complex multi allele and humanized models on defined C57BL/6 backgrounds.For more than two decades, researchers have partnered with our U.S. based scientific team for sequence informed allele design, rigorous QC oversight, and study ready germline transmitting mouse lines. iTL helps researchers determine the most appropriate approach for long term allele stability, clear genotype interpretation, and successful model creation.. The company has developed its own catalog of translational models with a primary focus on immuno-oncology and immunotherapy.
300 Vesey St 4 Place Amédée Bonnet, CS 20265 New York, NY, 10282 1163 United StatesInizio is a scaled commercialization platform that unlocks, activates and optimizes value for pharma and biopharma companies at every pivotal moment in the journey from discovery to post-launch . By harnessing our connected platform, we bridge best-in-class scientific expertise, market intelligence, data and analytics, technology, communications and creative execution to help clients make the right strategic choices and maximize the value of their healthcare innovations . Our integrated capabilities span evidence generation, medical communications & publications, market access, HEOR and RWE, data and decision optimization, marketing, PR and communications, medical and promotional engagement, patient engagement, training and events, and management consulting . We orchestrate cross-functional expertise to secure regulatory approval, deliver best-in-class launches, reach the right stakeholders through omnichannel engagement, and drive sustained brand growth throughout the commercialization lifecycle. Purpose-built to navigate complexity and minimize friction, Inizio provides an unrivalled connected offering across all therapeutic areas and geographies – transforming science into value, accelerating access, and ultimately helping more patients receive the medicines they need, faster.
2 Park Avenue Flr 20 New York, NY, 10016 United StatesInnovation Communications Group (ICG) is a scientific and medical communications company providing strategic and tactical communications support to pharmaceutical, biotech, biopharmaceutical, and life science training and education companies. Our typical clients belong to the following groups: Medical Affairs, Health Economics & Outcomes Research, Regulatory Affairs. Creating scientifically robust multi-modal communications....... Shifting paradigms, transforming practices
2 Park Avenue Flr 20 New York, NY 10016 United StatesInnovation Communications Group (ICG) is a scientific and medical communications company providing strategic and tactical communications support to pharmaceutical, biotech, biopharmaceutical, and life science training and education companies. Our typical clients belong to the following groups: Medical Affairs, Health Economics & Outcomes Research, Regulatory Affairs. Creating scientifically robust multi-modal communications....... Shifting paradigms, transforming practices
220 East 42nd Street New York, NY 10017 USAInrexTest offers NCE screening, formulation development, drug metabolism, toxicology, proteomics, genomics, medical device, and stability testing services.
New York, NY United StatesInrexTest offers NCE screening, formulation development, drug metabolism, toxicology, proteomics, genomics, medical device, and stability testing services.
30 East 39th Street New York, NY, 10016 United StatesNew media have rapidly empowered health customers, patients and their caregivers over the past decade, significantly shifting powers in the relation with the Healthcare Professional.
1 Wilson Street Chatham New Jersey 07928 USAInstat provides statistical analysis and statistical programming services.
Chatham, NJ United StatesInstat provides statistical analysis and statistical programming services.
201, 6 Lawrence Drive Princeton, NJ 08540 USAInstitute of Computational Biology offers computational biology services including computer aided drug design, virtual screening, and microarray image analysis.
4 Ethel Road Edison, NJ, 08817 United StatesIntegrated Resource Inc (IRI) is a nimble and efficient Clinical Research Organization (CRO) committed to provide comprehensive clinical research solutions to Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology and Medical device companies. We specialize in End to End Clinical Trial Management services for early phase (Phase I & II) or late phase (Phase III & IV) of drug development. Integrated Resources is committed to deliver Timely and Quality services being most cost effective service partner with Wide Spread Global Network and associated partners to support the hassle free project execution. We operate in best compliance with Good Clinical Practice, Good Manufacturing Practices, US FDA Code of Federal Regulations, EU Directives and other regulatory guidelines.
180 Varick St. New York, NY, 10014 United StatesIntelligencia AI deploys machine learning predictive analytics for asset evaluations, supporting Clinical Development, R&D, Portfolio management, and BD&L in their workflows and decision sciences. Our approach integrates 20+ years of clinical trial data, applying ML Algorithms to forecast asset success with more than 80% prospective and 91% retrospective accuracy (AUC). The metrics include the Probability of Technical and Regulatory Success as well as Phase transition probabilities. Unlike many solutions, our human-curated data and transparent presentation of critical drivers distinguish us. Our current disease area coverage includes Oncology, CNS, and I&I, and our roadmap envisions all therapeutic areas covered by end of 2025. Because it has been purposely built for AI applications, our data quality surpasses any current market standards. Our offerings include a self-serving AI Platform, Data Insights, and advanced engagements with dedicated data science personnel who work with internal experts to deploy our AI engines for sensitivity analyses in R&D.
9 Peach Tree Hill Road Livingston, NJ, 07039 United StatesEstablished in 1991, Inteplast Group is the largest manufacturer of integrated plastics in North America. Our facilities in Texas are the largest of their kind and contain the finest equipment available in the world. We use the latest, most innovative technology, including advanced automation and computerization. Our plants have achieved ISO 9001: 2008 Certification, the international stamp of quality manufacturing, and Inteplast's strong management and technical teams provide first-rate in-house support. Inteplast Group's three divisions—AmTopp, Integrated Bagging Systems, and World-Pak—offer a diverse product line including BOPP film, stretch film, and XF cross-laminated film; grocery, merchandise, and garment bags; trash can liners and other plastic bags and supplies; fluted plastic sheets; and free foam and celuka PVC sheets.
120 Route 17 North Paramus, NJ, 07652 United StatesInterchem provides regulatory support, contracting expertise, custom intermediates and APIs.
INTERCHEM CORPORATION USA 120 ROUTE 17 NORTH SUITE 115 PARAMUS NEW JERSEYInterchem provides regulatory support, contracting expertise, custom intermediates and APIs.
P.O. Box 3483 Princeton, NJ, 08543 United StatesInterLink was created in 1991 by its senior partners who brought to the new company extensive experience in the biotechnology industry. The company specializes in the assessment, planning and transfer of biotechnologies. We have in-depth scientific and business knowledge of the biotechnology industry resulting from decades of hands-on experience. Until September of 2003, InterLink had a substantial stake in InterLink Biotechnologies, LLC, a leading drug discovery company developing new drugs derived from naturally occurring micro-organisms. Interlink Biotechnologies, LLC was acquired by Abraxis Biosciences Inc. (Nasdaq ABII) of Los Angeles, CA.
Princeton, NJ, 08543 United StatesInterLink was created in 1991 by its senior partners who brought to the new company extensive experience in the biotechnology industry. The company specializes in the assessment, planning and transfer of biotechnologies. We have in-depth scientific and business knowledge of the biotechnology industry resulting from decades of hands-on experience. Until September of 2003, InterLink had a substantial stake in InterLink Biotechnologies, LLC, a leading drug discovery company developing new drugs derived from naturally occurring micro-organisms. Interlink Biotechnologies, LLC was acquired by Abraxis Biosciences Inc. (Nasdaq ABII) of Los Angeles, CA.
11 Erie St Ste 2 Garfield, NJ 07026 USAInternational Crystal Laboratories provides optics and spectroscopy supplies.
98 East Ave, Norwalk, , CT , 06851 United StatesInternational HealthCare (IHC) provides clinical research services, regulatory strategy and product development capability to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries worldwide. We design, monitor, and manage all phases of clinical trials utilizing sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology to ensure data integrity. We integrate our regulatory strategy and design the most efficient clinical plan that will culminate in successful marketing of new claims and FDA approvals. IHC’s staff, research specialists and regional contract monitors are located throughout the United States, Europe, Latin America and Canada. Our client-focused approach to service is the key to our success and the success of your research. International HealthCare – Our Results: Faster completion – Lower cost – Greater data integrity International HealthCare’s – Proven Success: Enrollment – with fewer errors Study data – with early error detection maximizing data utility Data collection – with lower error rate Data correction – at lower cost Final database – in less time Final results – that achieve your goal
98 East Ave, Norwalk, , CT, 06851 United StatesInternational HealthCare (IHC) provides clinical research services, regulatory strategy and product development capability to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries worldwide. We design, monitor, and manage all phases of clinical trials utilizing sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology to ensure data integrity. We integrate our regulatory strategy and design the most efficient clinical plan that will culminate in successful marketing of new claims and FDA approvals. IHC’s staff, research specialists and regional contract monitors are located throughout the United States, Europe, Latin America and Canada. Our client-focused approach to service is the key to our success and the success of your research. International HealthCare – Our Results: Faster completion – Lower cost – Greater data integrity International HealthCare’s – Proven Success: Enrollment – with fewer errors Study data – with early error detection maximizing data utility Data collection – with lower error rate Data correction – at lower cost Final database – in less time Final results – that achieve your goal
98 East Avenue | Norwalk, CT 06851International HealthCare (IHC) provides clinical research services, regulatory strategy and product development capability to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device industries worldwide. We design, monitor, and manage all phases of clinical trials utilizing sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology to ensure data integrity. We integrate our regulatory strategy and design the most efficient clinical plan that will culminate in successful marketing of new claims and FDA approvals. IHC’s staff, research specialists and regional contract monitors are located throughout the United States, Europe, Latin America and Canada. Our client-focused approach to service is the key to our success and the success of your research. International HealthCare – Our Results: Faster completion – Lower cost – Greater data integrity International HealthCare’s – Proven Success: Enrollment – with fewer errors Study data – with early error detection maximizing data utility Data collection – with lower error rate Data correction – at lower cost Final database – in less time Final results – that achieve your goal
125 May Street Edison, NJ, 08837 United StatesThe INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MEDICINE (IIAM) provides non-transplantable organs to the medical research community. IIAM works with the 57 Organ Procurement Organizations in the U.S. to source human organs authorized for medical studies, therapeutic applications and pre-clinical investigations. As a nonprofit with more than 35 years of experience, IIAM is a trusted partner to research institutions worldwide. IIAM is a wholly-owned division of MTF Biologics, a global non-profit organization based in Edison, NJ. For more information, please visit www.iiam.org. See our FaceBook and LinkedIn links below. Click Here For a List of Human Tissue for Research: https://iiam.org/researchers/human-tissue-for-research/ Click Here to connect with us via FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/International-Institute-for-the-Advancement-of-Medicine-IIAM-277777549419165/?ref=bookmarks Click Here to connect with us through LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/284907
17 Marlen Drive Hamilton, NJ 08691 USAInternational Process Plants provides listings and sale of complete plants, process equipment and industrial real estate.
222 Grace Church Street Port Chester NY 10573International Research Services, Inc. (IRSI) is a privately held clinical research company founded in 1977 by Stephen Schwartz, President and CEO. IRSI serves the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries. Specializing in dermatological safety and efficacy testing, IRSI is a leader in biophysical instrumental analysis of the effects of test products on human skin condition. Additionally, IRSI has phase I-IV Rx and OTC trial experience in numerous other clinical indications including acid indigestion, diabetes, weight loss, constipation, common cold/cough, smoking cessation, pediatric safety testing, and odor threshold tolerance. With our partner, BIOalternatives IRSI is the only US company that can offer both in vivo and in vitro efficacy programs. These factors combine to provide valuable depth of experience to our clients.
Wayne, New Jersey, USAInternational Specialty Products provides custom synthesis, manufacturing, and specialty chemicals.
291 Route 22 East Salem Industrial Park Whitehouse, NJ, 08888 United StatesWe help our clients achieve Total Quality Assurance through customized, flexible, contract services. Our scientists, auditors and regulatory experts work with you at every stage of development, providing GMP and CMC Laboratory Services, Biopharmaceutical Development Support, Medical Device Development Support, GMP Auditing, GLP/GCP Bioanalysis, Regulatory and Toxicology Consulting, and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Support. We have delivered flexible contract services to the global pharmaceutical industry for over 30 years and currently provide high-quality technical services to some of the world's largest and most innovative pharmaceutical companies. GMP and CMC Laboratory Services: Regulatory-driven, phase-appropriate laboratory services in support of CMC programs. Our regulatory labs include centres of excellence for method development and validation, analysis and characterisation for biologics, mRNA, oligos, cell and gene therapies or vaccine products, inhaled product development, nasal drug development, ICH stability testing and storage, extractables and leachables, formulation development, clinical trial materials manufacturing, cGMP quality control testing, and cGMP batch release testing. Bioanalysis Services: In addition to conducting regulated bioanalytical studies for small and biologics, we provide biomarkers services. Learn more: www.intertek.com/pharmaceutical https://www.intertek.com/pharmaceutical/analysis/inhalation-product-development/ https://www.intertek.com/pharmaceutical/analysis/stability/ https://www.intertek.com/pharmaceutical/analysis/extractables-leachables/ https://www.intertek.com/pharmaceutical/biopharmaceuticals/
Bridgewater, New Jersey, U.S.AIntertek Cantox provides consulting and is specialized in the areas of Food & Nutrition, Pharmaceutical & Healthcare, Chemicals, and Agri, Biotech & Consumer Products.
One Gustave L. Levy Place, Box 1234 New York, NY 10029In-Vivo Molecular Imaging Laboratory offers imaging services.
2200 Smithtown Ave LAKE RONKONKOMA, NY, 11779 United StatesInvivoPharm provides drug-receptor occupancy, autoradiography, and radiolabeled drug distribution.
1000 Waterview Drive Hamilton, NJ 08691 USAInvivotek is a global pre-clinical contract research organization (CRO) specializing in small animal studies for drug discovery and early optimization. Invivotek offers both custom and standard pre-clinical services for drug discovery and development programs for our clients. Invivotek’s portfolio includes animal models and bioassays designed to support in vivo testing of compounds related to Immunology and Inflammation, Oncology, Metabolic, and Cardiovascular diseases. Invivotek’s in vivo testing capabilities are supported by biochemical and molecular biology techniques as well as functional assays with primary cell cultures established from various mouse tissues under disease model and normal conditions. These assays provide tools to study the mechanism of action of various test therapeutics or potential target genes and to explore drug efficacy biomarkers. • Evaluation of test therapeutics in rodent models of human disease o Oncology and Immuno-Oncology Efficacy studies o Immunology & Inflammation Animal Disease Models Non-Disease in vivo Bioassays Ex vivo Bioassays o Metabolic Diseases Animal Disease Models In Vivo Energy Homeostasis and Body Composition Assessment Glucose Homeostasis and diabetes-related complications Lipid Metabolism and NASH Cardiovascular Function o Neuoroscience Behavioral tests of anxiety Opioid withdrawal models Acute nociception and chronic pain models In Vivo Oncology Models Syngeneic Tumor Models Xenograft Tumor Models Orthotopic Tumor Models Abscopal Tumor Models CDX Tumor Models In Vivo IVIS Imaging IVIS imaging CRO Bioluminescent imaging Tumor monitoring by IVIS imaging Radiation Therapy in mouse tumor Radiation Therapy in mouse tumor CRO CAR-T Efficacy studies Cell viability assay Carcinogenecity Assays CRO Doppler blood perfusion imager Immunology and Inflammation FACs Analysis CRO FACS Analysis of Lymphoid Organs FACS Analysis of Immune Cells Immune cell Profiling by Flow Cytometry Immune Profiling by Flow Cytometry
17 Black Forest Road Hamilton, NJ, 08691 United StatesInvivotek is a global pre-clinical contract research organization (CRO) specializing in small animal studies for drug discovery and early optimization. Invivotek offers both custom and standard pre-clinical services for drug discovery and development programs for our clients. Invivotek’s portfolio includes animal models and bioassays designed to support in vivo testing of compounds related to Immunology and Inflammation, Oncology, Metabolic, and Cardiovascular diseases. Invivotek’s in vivo testing capabilities are supported by biochemical and molecular biology techniques as well as functional assays with primary cell cultures established from various mouse tissues under disease model and normal conditions. These assays provide tools to study the mechanism of action of various test therapeutics or potential target genes and to explore drug efficacy biomarkers. • Evaluation of test therapeutics in rodent models of human disease o Oncology and Immuno-Oncology Efficacy studies o Immunology & Inflammation Animal Disease Models Non-Disease in vivo Bioassays Ex vivo Bioassays o Metabolic Diseases Animal Disease Models In Vivo Energy Homeostasis and Body Composition Assessment Glucose Homeostasis and diabetes-related complications Lipid Metabolism and NASH Cardiovascular Function o Neuoroscience Behavioral tests of anxiety Opioid withdrawal models Acute nociception and chronic pain models In Vivo Oncology Models Syngeneic Tumor Models Xenograft Tumor Models Orthotopic Tumor Models Abscopal Tumor Models CDX Tumor Models In Vivo IVIS Imaging IVIS imaging CRO Bioluminescent imaging Tumor monitoring by IVIS imaging Radiation Therapy in mouse tumor Radiation Therapy in mouse tumor CRO CAR-T Efficacy studies Cell viability assay Carcinogenecity Assays CRO Doppler blood perfusion imager Immunology and Inflammation FACs Analysis CRO FACS Analysis of Lymphoid Organs FACS Analysis of Immune Cells Immune cell Profiling by Flow Cytometry Immune Profiling by Flow Cytometry
103 Carnegie Center Drive Suite 300 Princeton, NJ 08540 USAIsochem offers custom chemical synthesis and manufacturing services.
12 North State, Route 17 Suite 303,Paramus New Jersey,NJ-07652
45 West 75th Street New York, NY, 10023 United StatesProgram and Project Management Product Development (assay development) Drug Development Clinical Trials IVD and NDA submissions Oncology
700 US Highway Route 202 South Raritan, NJ 08869 USAOur team is committed to improving the clinical information available to healthcare providers and patients in making informed decisions on the use of the right drug, at the right time, in the right patient, with the right effect – personalization of medicine. Janssen Diagnostics was established in February 2012 within Janssen Pharmaceuticals R&D, bringing together personnel with diverse healthcare experiences, skills and knowledge across diagnostics, pharmaceuticals and health information technologies from the former Virco, Veridex and Companion Diagnostics Centre of Excellence. We are a global company, based in Beerse, Belgium and Raritan, New Jersey, United States, and employ around 150 professionals from R&D to commercial roles. We believe healthcare today and tomorrow is about improving outcomes for patients via innovative technologies and effective collaborations that put the patient at the centre, and derive clinical insights from complex information when it makes the most difference. The strategy of Janssen Diagnostics is to innovate within personalized medicine by developing and commercializing diagnostics and health IT that support treatment decisions in our five major therapeutic areas (e.g. infectious diseases; oncology; neuroscience; cardiovascular and metabolism; and immunology). Our focus is on initiatives that will develop diagnostics linked to the use of a drug within its approved label (companion diagnostics) and diagnostics or information tools that support disease management, around the use of a drug or drug regimens (complementary diagnostics). Our interest in health information tools support real-world data access and insights to help better manage individual patients and/or cohorts of patients. Recognizing the diversity and complexity of advancing personalized healthcare solutions, our business model is predominantly partnership driven to ensure wide access to our diagnostic solutions globally. Consequently, we continuously look for opportunities to discuss potential areas of common interest with researchers, academia and industry partners. We look forward to collaborating with you as we strive towards our mutual goal of improving and prolonging patients’ lives.
414 Wilson Avenue Newark, NJ, 07105 United StatesJARCHEM® was founded in 1978 as a manufacturing and marketing company located in Newark, NJ near major roadways, railways, and Port Newark. JARCHEM® is an ISO 9001:2008 registered company. JARCHEM® has three main business units: Personal Care, Industrial Salts and Specialty Chemicals. JARCHEM® sells products on a global basis utilizing our own personnel as well as an extensive network of worldwide agents and distributors. The Industrial Salts business unit has fueled the growth of JARCHEM® since our inception in 1978 by marketing our high quality Jarace™ Sodium and Potassium Acetates, Benzoates, Glycolates and other specialties as well as commodities. Products are offered in Technical, FCC, ACS, and CP (Chemically Pure) grades. Other services include custom packaging, blending and drying. We also offer a variety of proprietary acetate based deicers. These products find use on airport runways, ramps and taxiways as well as roads, bridges and environmentally sensitive areas. The Specialty Chemicals business unit has established itself as a world leader in Specialty Oleochemicals. Our Jarcol™ Alcohols are highly specialized Branch Chain or Unsaturated Oleyl Alcohols with many unique applications. We also have expanded our offering into Acids, Diols, Ethers, Natural Lipids which are unique building blocks for many applications. This business unit also holds strong market positions in Specialty Monomers for adhesive and coating applications as well as Hydroxylamine Sulfate for varied markets. Our Personal Care business unit is one of the largest suppliers of innovative cosmetic ingredients in the world. We have been a leader in the trend toward natural ingredients,starting with Shea Butter products particularly for cosmetic, nutritional and pharmaceutical markets. Our Jarplex™ Exotic Butters and Oils Portfolio has become a huge market success. We continue to "Build Better Butters" to help solve your complex formulations needs. We also offer many other products in this portfolio so we invite you to visit our site to view our unique and patented technologies. We are always looking for the next new excited material to offer our customers.
24 Madison Road, Fairfield New Jersey, 07004, USA
6 Jacobs Lane Scotch Plains, New Jersey 07076 USAJeiven Pharmaceutical Consulting (JPC) provides consulting services for biotech and nutraceutical companies.
65 James Street Edison, NJ 08820The Neuroscience Institute at JFK Medical Center provides the most advanced treatment in the tri-state area for both adult and pediatric neurological conditions. The comprehensive programs available at the Institute include treatment for cerebrovascular diseases (e.g. stroke, aneurysms), epilepsy, brain and spinal cord tumors, dementia (e.g. Alzheimer's), spine diseases, dizziness and balance disorders, movement disorders (e.g. Parkinson's), neuromuscular disease (e.g. ALS), neuro-ophthalmology, pain management, sleep disorders, and multiple sclerosis.
65 James Street Edison, NJ, 08820 United StatesThe Neuroscience Institute at JFK Medical Center provides the most advanced treatment in the tri-state area for both adult and pediatric neurological conditions. The comprehensive programs available at the Institute include treatment for cerebrovascular diseases (e.g. stroke, aneurysms), epilepsy, brain and spinal cord tumors, dementia (e.g. Alzheimer's), spine diseases, dizziness and balance disorders, movement disorders (e.g. Parkinson's), neuromuscular disease (e.g. ALS), neuro-ophthalmology, pain management, sleep disorders, and multiple sclerosis.
Morris Corporate Centre 2 One Upper Pond Road Building D, 3rd Floor Parsippany, NJ 07054 USAJHP Pharmaceuticals acquires, develops, manufactures and distributes sterile injectable products.
203 Charles Street Clifton NJ 07013R&D Consultant with extensive expertise in developing surfactants, esters and polymers for personal care, cosmetic and cleaning products; experience in developing environmental formulations.
1075 Morris Ave 5-03 STEM Building Union , NJ, 07083 United StatesProcure biosamples from 100+ disease states. Tumor Tissue - Obtained from donors through surgical or biopsy procedures. Organ Tissue - Obtained through surgical resections and interventions, as well as needle biopsies. Whole Blood - Up to 100mL collected with your choice of anticoagulant. Skin Tissue - Obtained through a skin punch technique, utilizing either a 2mm or 4mm collection. Bone Marrow - Gathered from the pelvic area during necessary medical interventions. Synovial Fluid - Primarily sourced from individuals diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. PBMCs - Separated using ficoll and cryopreserved through standard processes. Serum - Collected in SST, and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Plasma - Collected, separated and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Leukopaks - Partnering aphaeresis clinics located all around the globe. Post collection sample processing options: Fresh - Shipped the same-day as collection. Cryopreserved - Cryostor-10 preservation reagent. Snap Frozen - Within 90 minutes of collection. Immune Cell Separation - Processed via ficoll the same day as whole blood collection. FFPE - Blocks prepared using freshly procured biospecimens. Matching donor tissue and whole blood available. Donor Disease States: Breast Cancer Lung Cancer Colorectal Cancer Ovarian Cancer Prostate Cancer Kidney Cancer Gastric Cancer Head and Neck Cancers Hematology/Blood Cancers Skin Cancer Other Cancers Alzheimer’s Disease Multiple Sclerosis Parkinson’s Disease Dementia Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Stroke Fibromyalgia Epilepsy HIV Hepatitis Herpes STD Lyme Disease Rheumatoid Arthritis Lupus Erythematosus Psoriatic Arthritis Scleroderma Gout Osteoarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Graves’ Disease Osteoporosis Vasculitis Asthma Bronchitis COPD Cystic Fibrosis Pulmonary Fibrosis Sleep Apnea Glomerular disorders Diabetic Nephropathy Renal Failure Nephrotic Syndrome and Nephritis, including GBM nephritis, ANCA-associated nephritis, etc. Autoimmune diseases, including autoimmune vasculitis, lupus nephritis, etc. Kidney Stone Disease Bladder Stone Disease Kidney Infections Other Kidney Diseases Healthy Donors About Joined Bio: Built by biosample acquisition experts, for biosample acquisition experts. Joined Bio emerged from a desire to advance scientific research by simplifying access to high-quality biological samples. Recognizing the challenges researchers faced in sourcing reliable samples, our team set out to create a seamless platform that bridges the gap between researchers, research participants (patients) and sample providers worldwide. Driven by our mission to accelerate scientific progress, we've cultivated strong partnerships and leveraged innovative technology to create a trusted direct-to-patient network and clinical network with both domestic and international reach. Our platform offers researchers easy access to a diverse range of high-quality samples, empowering them to make breakthrough discoveries and drive innovation in their respective fields. Join us on our journey to make scientific breakthroughs a little more common.
8 Campus Drive, Suite 105 #3057 Suite 105 Parsippany, NJ, 07030 United StatesProcure biosamples from 100+ disease states. Tumor Tissue - Obtained from donors through surgical or biopsy procedures. Organ Tissue - Obtained through surgical resections and interventions, as well as needle biopsies. Whole Blood - Up to 100mL collected with your choice of anticoagulant. Skin Tissue - Obtained through a skin punch technique, utilizing either a 2mm or 4mm collection. Bone Marrow - Gathered from the pelvic area during necessary medical interventions. Synovial Fluid - Primarily sourced from individuals diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. PBMCs - Separated using ficoll and cryopreserved through standard processes. Serum - Collected in SST, and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Plasma - Collected, separated and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Leukopaks - Partnering aphaeresis clinics located all around the globe. Post collection sample processing options: Fresh - Shipped the same-day as collection. Cryopreserved - Cryostor-10 preservation reagent. Snap Frozen - Within 90 minutes of collection. Immune Cell Separation - Processed via ficoll the same day as whole blood collection. FFPE - Blocks prepared using freshly procured biospecimens. Matching donor tissue and whole blood available. Donor Disease States: Breast Cancer Lung Cancer Colorectal Cancer Ovarian Cancer Prostate Cancer Kidney Cancer Gastric Cancer Head and Neck Cancers Hematology/Blood Cancers Skin Cancer Other Cancers Alzheimer’s Disease Multiple Sclerosis Parkinson’s Disease Dementia Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Stroke Fibromyalgia Epilepsy HIV Hepatitis Herpes STD Lyme Disease Rheumatoid Arthritis Lupus Erythematosus Psoriatic Arthritis Scleroderma Gout Osteoarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Graves’ Disease Osteoporosis Vasculitis Asthma Bronchitis COPD Cystic Fibrosis Pulmonary Fibrosis Sleep Apnea Glomerular disorders Diabetic Nephropathy Renal Failure Nephrotic Syndrome and Nephritis, including GBM nephritis, ANCA-associated nephritis, etc. Autoimmune diseases, including autoimmune vasculitis, lupus nephritis, etc. Kidney Stone Disease Bladder Stone Disease Kidney Infections Other Kidney Diseases Healthy Donors About Joined Bio: Built by biosample acquisition experts, for biosample acquisition experts. Joined Bio emerged from a desire to advance scientific research by simplifying access to high-quality biological samples. Recognizing the challenges researchers faced in sourcing reliable samples, our team set out to create a seamless platform that bridges the gap between researchers, research participants (patients) and sample providers worldwide. Driven by our mission to accelerate scientific progress, we've cultivated strong partnerships and leveraged innovative technology to create a trusted direct-to-patient network and clinical network with both domestic and international reach. Our platform offers researchers easy access to a diverse range of high-quality samples, empowering them to make breakthrough discoveries and drive innovation in their respective fields. Join us on our journey to make scientific breakthroughs a little more common.
8 Campus Drive, Suite 105 #3057 Suite 105 Parsippany, New Jersey, 07030 United StatesProcure biosamples from 100+ disease states. Tumor Tissue - Obtained from donors through surgical or biopsy procedures. Organ Tissue - Obtained through surgical resections and interventions, as well as needle biopsies. Whole Blood - Up to 100mL collected with your choice of anticoagulant. Skin Tissue - Obtained through a skin punch technique, utilizing either a 2mm or 4mm collection. Bone Marrow - Gathered from the pelvic area during necessary medical interventions. Synovial Fluid - Primarily sourced from individuals diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. PBMCs - Separated using ficoll and cryopreserved through standard processes. Serum - Collected in SST, and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Plasma - Collected, separated and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Leukopaks - Partnering aphaeresis clinics located all around the globe. Post collection sample processing options: Fresh - Shipped the same-day as collection. Cryopreserved - Cryostor-10 preservation reagent. Snap Frozen - Within 90 minutes of collection. Immune Cell Separation - Processed via ficoll the same day as whole blood collection. FFPE - Blocks prepared using freshly procured biospecimens. Matching donor tissue and whole blood available. Donor Disease States: Breast Cancer Lung Cancer Colorectal Cancer Ovarian Cancer Prostate Cancer Kidney Cancer Gastric Cancer Head and Neck Cancers Hematology/Blood Cancers Skin Cancer Other Cancers Alzheimer’s Disease Multiple Sclerosis Parkinson’s Disease Dementia Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Stroke Fibromyalgia Epilepsy HIV Hepatitis Herpes STD Lyme Disease Rheumatoid Arthritis Lupus Erythematosus Psoriatic Arthritis Scleroderma Gout Osteoarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Graves’ Disease Osteoporosis Vasculitis Asthma Bronchitis COPD Cystic Fibrosis Pulmonary Fibrosis Sleep Apnea Glomerular disorders Diabetic Nephropathy Renal Failure Nephrotic Syndrome and Nephritis, including GBM nephritis, ANCA-associated nephritis, etc. Autoimmune diseases, including autoimmune vasculitis, lupus nephritis, etc. Kidney Stone Disease Bladder Stone Disease Kidney Infections Other Kidney Diseases Healthy Donors About Joined Bio: Built by biosample acquisition experts, for biosample acquisition experts. Joined Bio emerged from a desire to advance scientific research by simplifying access to high-quality biological samples. Recognizing the challenges researchers faced in sourcing reliable samples, our team set out to create a seamless platform that bridges the gap between researchers, research participants (patients) and sample providers worldwide. Driven by our mission to accelerate scientific progress, we've cultivated strong partnerships and leveraged innovative technology to create a trusted direct-to-patient network and clinical network with both domestic and international reach. Our platform offers researchers easy access to a diverse range of high-quality samples, empowering them to make breakthrough discoveries and drive innovation in their respective fields. Join us on our journey to make scientific breakthroughs a little more common.
1075 Morris Ave 5-03 STEM Building Union , New Jersey, 07083 United StatesProcure biosamples from 100+ disease states. Tumor Tissue - Obtained from donors through surgical or biopsy procedures. Organ Tissue - Obtained through surgical resections and interventions, as well as needle biopsies. Whole Blood - Up to 100mL collected with your choice of anticoagulant. Skin Tissue - Obtained through a skin punch technique, utilizing either a 2mm or 4mm collection. Bone Marrow - Gathered from the pelvic area during necessary medical interventions. Synovial Fluid - Primarily sourced from individuals diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. PBMCs - Separated using ficoll and cryopreserved through standard processes. Serum - Collected in SST, and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Plasma - Collected, separated and frozen the same day as whole blood collection. Leukopaks - Partnering aphaeresis clinics located all around the globe. Post collection sample processing options: Fresh - Shipped the same-day as collection. Cryopreserved - Cryostor-10 preservation reagent. Snap Frozen - Within 90 minutes of collection. Immune Cell Separation - Processed via ficoll the same day as whole blood collection. FFPE - Blocks prepared using freshly procured biospecimens. Matching donor tissue and whole blood available. Donor Disease States: Breast Cancer Lung Cancer Colorectal Cancer Ovarian Cancer Prostate Cancer Kidney Cancer Gastric Cancer Head and Neck Cancers Hematology/Blood Cancers Skin Cancer Other Cancers Alzheimer’s Disease Multiple Sclerosis Parkinson’s Disease Dementia Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) Stroke Fibromyalgia Epilepsy HIV Hepatitis Herpes STD Lyme Disease Rheumatoid Arthritis Lupus Erythematosus Psoriatic Arthritis Scleroderma Gout Osteoarthritis Ankylosing spondylitis Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Graves’ Disease Osteoporosis Vasculitis Asthma Bronchitis COPD Cystic Fibrosis Pulmonary Fibrosis Sleep Apnea Glomerular disorders Diabetic Nephropathy Renal Failure Nephrotic Syndrome and Nephritis, including GBM nephritis, ANCA-associated nephritis, etc. Autoimmune diseases, including autoimmune vasculitis, lupus nephritis, etc. Kidney Stone Disease Bladder Stone Disease Kidney Infections Other Kidney Diseases Healthy Donors About Joined Bio: Built by biosample acquisition experts, for biosample acquisition experts. Joined Bio emerged from a desire to advance scientific research by simplifying access to high-quality biological samples. Recognizing the challenges researchers faced in sourcing reliable samples, our team set out to create a seamless platform that bridges the gap between researchers, research participants (patients) and sample providers worldwide. Driven by our mission to accelerate scientific progress, we've cultivated strong partnerships and leveraged innovative technology to create a trusted direct-to-patient network and clinical network with both domestic and international reach. Our platform offers researchers easy access to a diverse range of high-quality samples, empowering them to make breakthrough discoveries and drive innovation in their respective fields. Join us on our journey to make scientific breakthroughs a little more common.
3001 Hadley Rd #3 South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesFounded in 1996 J-STAR Research, Inc. is a contract process R&D and cGMP manufacturing organization serving as an outsourcing partner for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry.
437 Route 10 East, Randolph, NJ 07869 USAKahant Electrical Supply provides electrical supplies, services, and expertise.
1260 South River Road Cranbury, NJ 08512-3601KAH Specialty Products, LLC is a distributor of Cosmetic, Fragrance, Flavor and Pharmaceutical Specialty Ingredients serving the small and mid-sized customer. We were established to provide low-cost effective distribution service solutions to this group of customers since our beginning. Founded in 2005 to distribute specialty ingredients for a major multinational manufacturer, we have supported and been committed to delivering products, technical service and our expertise to marketers like you to help bring your products to the selected marketplace. We are dedicated to our customer’s success. We support that effort with innovative ingredients from a variety of manufacturers from both North America and around the world. These ingredients are warehoused here in the United States.
1260 South River Road Cranbury, , NJ, 08512-3601 United StatesKAH Specialty Products, LLC is a distributor of Cosmetic, Fragrance, Flavor and Pharmaceutical Specialty Ingredients serving the small and mid-sized customer. We were established to provide low-cost effective distribution service solutions to this group of customers since our beginning. Founded in 2005 to distribute specialty ingredients for a major multinational manufacturer, we have supported and been committed to delivering products, technical service and our expertise to marketers like you to help bring your products to the selected marketplace. We are dedicated to our customer’s success. We support that effort with innovative ingredients from a variety of manufacturers from both North America and around the world. These ingredients are warehoused here in the United States.
1260 South River Road Cranbury, , NJ , 08512-3601 United StatesKAH Specialty Products, LLC is a distributor of Cosmetic, Fragrance, Flavor and Pharmaceutical Specialty Ingredients serving the small and mid-sized customer. We were established to provide low-cost effective distribution service solutions to this group of customers since our beginning. Founded in 2005 to distribute specialty ingredients for a major multinational manufacturer, we have supported and been committed to delivering products, technical service and our expertise to marketers like you to help bring your products to the selected marketplace. We are dedicated to our customer’s success. We support that effort with innovative ingredients from a variety of manufacturers from both North America and around the world. These ingredients are warehoused here in the United States.
1 Deerpark Dr Suite G-5 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesKanvas Biosciences is a next-generation microbiome imaging company revolutionizing our understanding of the microbiome as a druggable organ.
11 Deer Park Drive Suite 102A Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesKareBayTM Biochem’s headquarters is located in New Jersey, It is a United States based, globally operated company dedicated to the innovation and manufacture of biochemical products and services. Our team provides scientists and clinicians with a wide range of biotechnological products and services for analyzing life processes. KareBay’s extensive capabilities include commercializing reagents and kits, manufacturing biological reagents and providing contract research services to organizations worldwide. Our many global labs, offices, and business partners enable KareBay to extend its products and services to its customer base around the world.
Budd Lake, NJ 07828 USAAs the preferred ingredients supplier for our customers, we provide supply chain solutions for the baking and food processing industry.
900 Third Ave, 19th Floor, New York, NY 10022 USAKellman Pharmaceutical Services (KPS) offers clinical research services including project management, data management, quality assurance, safety monitoring, and regulatory affairs.
11-D Jules lane,Kemxtree Research Laboratories offers medicinal chemistry, in vitro biology, custom synthesis, in vitro metabolism identification, PK, cell permeability, cell viability, and stability study services.
546 US-46, Teterboro, NJ 07608Our customer-focused solutions for the food and beverage industry begin not with how we do things, but with how you need things done.
116 Village Blvd. Suite 200. Princeton, NJ 08540KineMatik provides implementation, testing services, training, and clinical trial assistance through software.
5 Pearl Court Allendale Park Allendale , NJ, 07401 United StatesKingchem offers custom research and manufacturing services for RSMs, non-GMP intermediates, GMP-intermediates, and final APIs.
5 Pearl Court Allendale Park Allendale , new jersey, 07401 United StatesKingchem offers custom research and manufacturing services for RSMs, non-GMP intermediates, GMP-intermediates, and final APIs.
178 Bridgeview Ave Verona, NJ, 07044 United StatesKingston Chemistry is mainly engaged in the marketing development and sales of fine chemicals, pharmaceutical intermediates, and active pharmaceutical ingredients to the global marketplaces. Our aim is to make those most popular products available to these pharmaceutical and biotech companies, research organizations and university labs worldwide. Our online catalogue includes lab agents, bulk commodities, intermediates, agro-chemicals, special chemicals, natural ingredients, active pharmaceutical ingredients etc. Kingston Chemistry has established good business relations with customers in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries worldwide. Kingston Chemistry has always fulfilled the principle of "Quality Products, Quality Service"!
178 Bridgeview Ave, Verona, New Jersey 07044Kingston Chemistry is mainly engaged in the marketing development and sales of fine chemicals, pharmaceutical intermediates, and active pharmaceutical ingredients to the global marketplaces. Our aim is to make those most popular products available to these pharmaceutical and biotech companies, research organizations and university labs worldwide. Our online catalogue includes lab agents, bulk commodities, intermediates, agro-chemicals, special chemicals, natural ingredients, active pharmaceutical ingredients etc. Kingston Chemistry has established good business relations with customers in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries worldwide. Kingston Chemistry has always fulfilled the principle of "Quality Products, Quality Service"!
3474 South Clinton Avenue South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesSince 1987 Kobo has provided innovative, technology-based raw materials to the cosmetic industry. The product range includes Surface Treated Pigments, Microspheres, Suncare and Color Dispersions, Silicone Fluids, Specialties, Natural Ingredients, Effect Pigments (KTZ® Pearls, Kobopearl®, Moonshine® Glass Flakes), CARESS® Boron Nitride and Delivery Systems. Kobo offers three manufacturing locations, corporate headquarters in South Plainfield, NJ (USA), Kobo SAS (France) and Kobo Dispatek (Japan) as well as Administrative Offices and an Application Lab at Kobo Brasil Ltda. KOBO TV Kobo is represented by independent agents around the world. To request information, data and samples, please use our electronic order form or contact us.
Animal Imaging & Preclinical Testing Core Koch Institute at MIT 500 Main Street Cambridge, MA 02139
20 West King Street, Port Jervis, NY 12771 USANorth America's Premier Custom Formulator and Manufacturer of Color Cosmetics, Skincare and Personal Care Products
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300 Harmon Meadow Blvd Ste 305 Secaucus, NJ 07094
600 Third AvenueKyowa Hakko USA provides chemicals, chemical synthesis, and nutraceuticals.
401 Hackensack Avenue, 7th Floor Hackensack, NJ 07601 - USALABLABO is specialized in the design and manufacturing of airless metering dispensers.
114 West Mt. Pleasant Avenue Livingston, NJ 07039 USALabScientific provides supplies and equipment for scientific research.
Bridgewater, VA United StatesLabVantage provides software solutions for laboratory management.
World Trade CenterLabVantage provides software solutions for laboratory management.
265 Davidson Avenue, Suite 220LabVantage provides software solutions for laboratory management.
P.O. BOX 78 New York, NY, 10025 United StatesLaudier Histology specializes in arthropod and musculoskeletal histology services
P.O. BOX 78 New York, New York, 10025 United StatesLaudier Histology specializes in arthropod and musculoskeletal histology services
201 College Road East Princeton New Jersey 8540 USALaureate Biopharma is a contract manufacturing company located in Princeton, New Jersey. On top of our protein manufacturing servcie using mammalian cells, we offer comprehensive and one-stop service in the area of Analytical method development and validation, including protein structure characterization and bioassay.
1 Thush Drive East Bruswick New Jersey - 08816-2725, USALaxai provides discovery chemistry services including Medicinal Chemistry, Custom Synthesis and Process R&D.
100 Red Schoolhouse Road Chestnut Ridge NJ 10977Lechler Labs, Inc. has been developing and producing color cosmetic, skin care and hair care formulations for select private label clients since the 1950’s. As a small manufacturing business, our expertise and area of specialization has evolved into being the trusted R&D resource for other small health and beauty brands. • Stock or custom formulations under your own private label. • Ability to quickly create products • Low minimums of top quality, specialized products • Over sixty year’s experience in formula research and product development. • Fluency in Spanish, French and German. • Vegan formulations available. Lechler Labs, Inc. will manufacturer products in quantities as low as 1000 units. We can provide product development, packaging assistance and component decoration. We can fill bottles, jars, pots, multi-cavity trays, tottles, plastic tubes and sticks.
Lieberman New York Headquarters 98 Cutter Mill Road Great Neck, NY 11021A full service market research company built to respond to your needs
78 West 43 Street Bayonne, NJ 07002 USALife Biological is a leading provider of immunodiagnostic reagents and test kits to the research and clinical laboratory marketplace.
83 South Street Suite 101 Freehold, NJ 07728 USALifeblood Medical provides Lifor, a product used for organ preservation and other capabilities.
216 Stelton Rd, Ste A1Lifecycle Technologies provides global deployment, compliance consulting, program management, and IT Implementation.
143 Shaw StreetLifePharms provides natural product and compound library services.
P. O. Box 2360, Mettlers Road, East Millstone, NJ 08875-2360 USALife Sciences Research provides screening samples, disease state collection, DNA extraction, and PBMC isolation.
100 Randolph Road, Suite 2D United States Somerset, New Jersey, 08873 United StatesLifeTein, located in Somerset, New Jersey, offers the industry's fastest turnaround time and the most reliable quality. Projects move from conception to bench in only 3-5 days, so we can meet your research deadlines. 3-5 Day Delivery with RUSH Peptide Synthesis Service • Rush < 20 amino acids, crude purity in 3-5 days • Rush < 20 amino acids, >95% purity in 6-10 days • Rush < 40 amino acids, >95% purity in 1-2 weeks Custom Peptide Synthesis • Biotin, phosphor, cyclization, methylation • Long peptide synthesis of 150aa • Cell penetration peptides • Fluorescent peptides: FITC/Cy3, 5, 7 • Stable isotope peptides: 13C/15N • D-amino acid peptides Custom Antibody Service • Polyclonal antibody services • Monoclonal antibody services • Phospho-specific antibody services Custom Gene Synthesis Service Plasmid Preparation Service in 3-4 Days Protein Service and Stable Cell Line Service Custom Chemical Synthesis Service • Small molecules • APIs
LifeTein, LLC 100 Randolph Road, Suite 2D Somerset, New Jersey 08873 USALifeTein, located in Somerset, New Jersey, offers the industry's fastest turnaround time and the most reliable quality. Projects move from conception to bench in only 3-5 days, so we can meet your research deadlines. 3-5 Day Delivery with RUSH Peptide Synthesis Service • Rush < 20 amino acids, crude purity in 3-5 days • Rush < 20 amino acids, >95% purity in 6-10 days • Rush < 40 amino acids, >95% purity in 1-2 weeks Custom Peptide Synthesis • Biotin, phosphor, cyclization, methylation • Long peptide synthesis of 150aa • Cell penetration peptides • Fluorescent peptides: FITC/Cy3, 5, 7 • Stable isotope peptides: 13C/15N • D-amino acid peptides Custom Antibody Service • Polyclonal antibody services • Monoclonal antibody services • Phospho-specific antibody services Custom Gene Synthesis Service Plasmid Preparation Service in 3-4 Days Protein Service and Stable Cell Line Service Custom Chemical Synthesis Service • Small molecules • APIs
100 Randolph Road, Suite 2D United States Somerset, NJ, 08873 United StatesLifeTein, located in Somerset, New Jersey, offers the industry's fastest turnaround time and the most reliable quality. Projects move from conception to bench in only 3-5 days, so we can meet your research deadlines. 3-5 Day Delivery with RUSH Peptide Synthesis Service • Rush < 20 amino acids, crude purity in 3-5 days • Rush < 20 amino acids, >95% purity in 6-10 days • Rush < 40 amino acids, >95% purity in 1-2 weeks Custom Peptide Synthesis • Biotin, phosphor, cyclization, methylation • Long peptide synthesis of 150aa • Cell penetration peptides • Fluorescent peptides: FITC/Cy3, 5, 7 • Stable isotope peptides: 13C/15N • D-amino acid peptides Custom Antibody Service • Polyclonal antibody services • Monoclonal antibody services • Phospho-specific antibody services Custom Gene Synthesis Service Plasmid Preparation Service in 3-4 Days Protein Service and Stable Cell Line Service Custom Chemical Synthesis Service • Small molecules • APIs
LifeTein, LLC 601 US Rt. 206, Suite 26-463 Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844 USALifeTein, located in Somerset, New Jersey, offers the industry's fastest turnaround time and the most reliable quality. Projects move from conception to bench in only 3-5 days, so we can meet your research deadlines. 3-5 Day Delivery with RUSH Peptide Synthesis Service • Rush < 20 amino acids, crude purity in 3-5 days • Rush < 20 amino acids, >95% purity in 6-10 days • Rush < 40 amino acids, >95% purity in 1-2 weeks Custom Peptide Synthesis • Biotin, phosphor, cyclization, methylation • Long peptide synthesis of 150aa • Cell penetration peptides • Fluorescent peptides: FITC/Cy3, 5, 7 • Stable isotope peptides: 13C/15N • D-amino acid peptides Custom Antibody Service • Polyclonal antibody services • Monoclonal antibody services • Phospho-specific antibody services Custom Gene Synthesis Service Plasmid Preparation Service in 3-4 Days Protein Service and Stable Cell Line Service Custom Chemical Synthesis Service • Small molecules • APIs
334 East 25th Street New York, NY, 10010 United StatesLifome was initially built as a knowledge assembly and an information hub. Later, our management team expanded the business by remolding Lifome into a manufacturer and supplier of a series of products for life science and industries like chemistry, materials, energy and so on. We also provide some customizable services to meet diverse requirement of research and development from our worldwide customers. Currently our business comprises four principal product lines for research and industrial uses: siRNAs and synthesis service, covering hot genes in human, mouse and rat with excellent knockdown performance. Natural products, with good pharmacological activity and promising compounds from alkaloids, flavonoids, polyphenols, glycosides, and terpenoids. Peptides and synthesis service, with high success rate and quality. Antibodies, containing a full range of antibody types and abundant validation data.
344 West 46th Street New York, NY, 10036 United StatesLigandChiral offers more than 15 years’ experience in manufacturing chiral compounds through Catalytic Asymmetric Hydrogenation. Its broad products range includes a range of pharmaceutical intermediates. Manufacturing technology features advanced methods of resolution, chiral pool synthesis, asymmetric synthesis and a combination of these approaches. Please find our capabilities as below: *Kilo lab and pilot plant, scale from 10 L to 2000 L * Full laboratory and analytical support including method development and validation * Experience over a wide range of chemical reaction technology * Risk assessment and validation * Process chemistry and engineering design at the earliest stages, taking into account economic, safety and environmental factors. Scale up later of a robust process * Lab investigation of critical parameters and key steps in new synthetic routes using a range of techniques and supported
68 Third Street Brooklyn, NY, 11231 United StatesLinical is a public, mid-sized Contract Research Organization headquartered in Japan with a significant presence across all major markets including North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Linical provides the full spectrum of drug development services from early stage to large-scale, multinational studies. Our areas of focus include Phase I-IV studies in oncology, neurology & psychiatry, immunology & vaccine, and endocrinology & metabolic diseases.
800 Kinderkamack Road, Suite 209S Oradell, NJ, 07649 United StatesLinical is a public, mid-sized Contract Research Organization headquartered in Japan with a significant presence across all major markets including North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Linical provides the full spectrum of drug development services from early stage to large-scale, multinational studies. Our areas of focus include Phase I-IV studies in oncology, neurology & psychiatry, immunology & vaccine, and endocrinology & metabolic diseases.
90 Boroline Road, Allendale, NJ 07401 USALonza is one of the world’s largest contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs) dedicated to serving the healthcare industry. Working across five continents, our colleagues work alongside pharma and biotech companies to turn their breakthrough innovations into viable therapies. We support our customers in bringing life-saving and life-enhancing treatments to patients worldwide with a combination of cutting-edge science, smart technology and lean manufacturing.
55 New Jersey 36 Keyport, NJ, 07735 United Statesoricon Testing Service, Inc. Profile Founded in 1970, Loricon Testing Service, Inc. is known throughout the industry for its quality and customer service. We not only microbiologically test products, we solve problems that may occur from initiation to end of production. With our manufacturing expertise and our knowledge of the rapidly changing preservative systems we can assure our clients of making a microbiologically safe product. Call us today about our weekend policy and how we can help you. Our facility is registered with the FDA and we conduct our Microbiological Testing according to Current Good Manufacturing, Current Good Laboratory-Practice, and our Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic, and Personal Care companies' guidelines.
Princeton University Dept. of ChemistryLotus Separations offers HPLC and SFC purifications, chiral and achiral screening and analysis, LCMS, NMR, OR and VCD.
Washington Road Frick Chemistry Laboratory B20 PRINCETON, NJ, 08544 United StatesLotus Separations offers HPLC and SFC purifications, chiral and achiral screening and analysis, LCMS, NMR, OR and VCD.
21 Henderson DriveWe CARE. We CREATE. We DELIVER. The driving philosophy behind LTS LOHMANN Therapie-Systeme AG. As a trusted technology partner for the pharmaceutical industry, we develop and manufacture innovative drug delivery systems such as Transdermal Patches (“TTS”) and Oral Thin Films (“OTF”) as well as wearable drug delivery devices (“OBDS”). LTS´ commercial offering encompasses more than 20 marketed products and a diverse pipeline of more than 40 development projects targeting multiple disease indications. LTS’s innovation pipeline contains both partner-funded as well as proprietary, LTS-funded projects. LTS maintains its leading position through the continuous refinement of its core TTS and OTF technologies and by advancing emerging drug delivery technologies, including Micro Array Patches (“MAP”) for the transdermal delivery of large molecule, biological actives. With its SorrelTM wearable drug delivery platform LTS offers patient friendly solutions for complex drugs delivery at home. Founded in 1984, LTS operates today from four sites: in Andernach, Germany, West Caldwell, NJ, USA, St. Paul, MN, USA and Netanya, Israel. LTS has also a representative office in Shanghai, China.
760 Parkside Avenue Suite 311 Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesLucerna, Inc. is a biotechnology tool company focused on developing and commercializing the fluorescent aptamer technology (Spinach™) for the purposes of: 1.) Providing plug-and-play RNA imaging and detection systems as research reagents, 2.) Developing high-throughput screening platforms to enable new drug discovery of previous intractable targets, and 3.) Developing fluorescent sensors for industrial production applications.
West Windsor Township, NJ United StatesLutronic provides high-quality, affordable medical lasers.
25 Commerce DriveLyophilization Services of New England offers lyophilization, aseptic fill and finish, validation, quality control, and manufacturing services.
Gustave L. Levy Place New York, NY, 10029 United StatesThe primary research focus of the MHBB is the neurologic, neuropsychologic, psychiatric and neuropathologic manifestations of HIV infection. The MHBB conducts a longitudinal, observational study that follows a group of HIV-infected individuals who have agreed to be fluid and organ donors for the purposes of AIDS research. We are currently the largest, multidisciplinary neuroAIDS cohort in New York City, the epicenter of the US HIV epidemic. Our research participants undergo regular neurologic, neuropsychologic, and psychiatric evaluations, and provide body fluid samples that are linked to clinical information. Upon their demise, study participants become organ donors. This program has supplied clinical information, tissue, and fluid samples to over 70 qualified AIDS researchers across America, Europe and Australia. In fulfilling its resource mission, the MHBB functions as part of the National NeuroAIDS Tissue Consortium (NNTC).
215 Lexington Ave, 21 floor, New York, , NY , 10016 United StatesManhattan Medical Research ( MMR) is a multi-specialty medical research site located in Midtown Manhattan. We assist some of the world's finest pharmaceutical companies uncover new treatments that may help patients better manage their healthcare. We conduct research studies for a large variety of medical specialities including Urology, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology/Diabetes, Sexual Dysfunction and more. We urge you to explore our website to learn about our current research study opportunities and our impressive medical staff responsible for overseeing them.
215 Lexington Ave 21st Floor New York, NY 10016Manhattan Medical Research ( MMR) is a multi-specialty medical research site located in Midtown Manhattan. We assist some of the world's finest pharmaceutical companies uncover new treatments that may help patients better manage their healthcare. We conduct research studies for a large variety of medical specialities including Urology, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology/Diabetes, Sexual Dysfunction and more. We urge you to explore our website to learn about our current research study opportunities and our impressive medical staff responsible for overseeing them.
215 Lexington Ave, 21 floor, New York, , NY, 10016 United StatesManhattan Medical Research ( MMR) is a multi-specialty medical research site located in Midtown Manhattan. We assist some of the world's finest pharmaceutical companies uncover new treatments that may help patients better manage their healthcare. We conduct research studies for a large variety of medical specialities including Urology, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology/Diabetes, Sexual Dysfunction and more. We urge you to explore our website to learn about our current research study opportunities and our impressive medical staff responsible for overseeing them.
1740 Broadway 15th Floor New York, NY, 10019 United StatesWe are a boutique global strategy consulting firm, providing strategic market access and health economics insight across all phases of an asset’s development.
1740 Broadway 15th Floor New York, New York, 10019 United StatesWe are a boutique global strategy consulting firm, providing strategic market access and health economics insight across all phases of an asset’s development.
Carlstadt, NJ United StatesMarcor Development Corporation offers bulk ingredients for purchase.
341 Michele Place, Carlstadt, NJ 07072-2304 USAMarcor Development Corporation offers bulk ingredients for purchase.
521 RXR PlazaMarken offers its expertise in biological asset logistics, clinical trial support, and medical devices. Marken is the only patient-centric supply chain organization 100% dedicated to the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. Marken maintains the leading position for Direct to Patient services and biological sample shipments and offers a state-of-the-art GMP compliant depot network and logistic hubs in 45 locations worldwide. Marken’s 753 staff members manage 50,000 drug and biological shipments every month at all temperature ranges in more than 150 countries. Additional services such as biological kit production, ancillary material sourcing, storage and distribution, shipment lane qualifications, as well as GDP, regulatory and compliance consultancy add to Marken’s unique position in the pharma and logistics industry.
1000 Avenue at Port Imperial Apt 614 Weehawken, NJ, 07086 6977 United StatesMarket Access Advice www.marketaccessadisory.com Strategy and implementation - advice and assistance Europe, Japan, China, Asia-Pacific, Latin America HE RWE & OR Pricing Capability building Stakeholder management & networking
4 Trevino Ct Florham Park, NJ, 07932-2724 United StatesMarket Access Advice www.marketaccessadisory.com Strategy and implementation - advice and assistance Europe, Japan, China, Asia-Pacific, Latin America HE RWE & OR Pricing Capability building Stakeholder management & networking
4 Trevino Ct Florham Park, NJ, 07932 2724 United StatesMarket Access Advice www.marketaccessadisory.com Strategy and implementation - advice and assistance Europe, Japan, China, Asia-Pacific, Latin America HE RWE & OR Pricing Capability building Stakeholder management & networking
12 Wilson Drive, Sparta, NJ 07871 USAMaryPaul Laboratories provides microbiology testing and field services.
5 Marine View Plaza #212 Hoboken, NJ, 07030 United StatesMedasource is a national healthcare and life sciences professional services organization. We support the Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Medical Device industries by providing medical, scientific, and analytical expertise and consulting services. Our robust consultant network and active sourcing model is built to support critical functions across R&D, Medical Affairs, and Regulatory.
18 Wilkinson Way Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesMedChemExpress (MCE) is a leading global supplier of life science reagents, dedicated to providing innovative solutions for scientific research and drug development. We offer a comprehensive range of high-quality active molecules, including inhibitors, compound libraries, recombinant proteins, antibodies, and more, positioning itself as a leading global supplier of research chemicals and bioactive compounds. Headquartered in New Jersey, USA, MCE has established multiple R&D, production, and logistics centers worldwide. With a team of seasoned experts, MCE has built an end-to-end service system, encompassing services such as HNMR data analysis, bioactivity evaluation, technical consultation, and after-sales support. Backed by stringent management systems and quality control standards, MCE delivers efficient, precise, and reliable services to over 15,000 research institutions worldwide. Committed to driving innovation in drug discovery, MCE is your trusted long-term partner for scientific exploration and pharmaceutical research.
2439 Kuser RoadMedical Diagnostic Laboratories specializes in high complexity, state-of-the-art, automated DNA-based molecular analyses. By using molecular techniques, MDL is able to provide clinicians from many different specialties valuable tailored diagnostic information to assist in the detection, diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of viral, fungal, and bacterial infections.
79 Fifth Avenue, 8th Floor New York, NY 10003 USAMedidata Solutions Worldwide develops software solutions to address the entire clinical development process through innovative technology and platform interoperability.
New York, NY United StatesMedidata Solutions Worldwide develops software solutions to address the entire clinical development process through innovative technology and platform interoperability.
850 N Main Street Ext.Medinoah is a global Contract Research Organization (CRO) and Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO), established in 2008. We specialize in providing comprehensive and flexible solutions across the entire spectrum of small molecule drug discovery, development, and manufacturing. A key area of our expertise lies in the synthesis, scale-up, and GMP production of protein degraders and molecular glues. Our core services include medicinal chemistry FTE/FFS, catalog compounds, building blocks, route scouting, process optimization, and rapid scale-up in both non-GMP and GMP environments. We are also well-equipped to handle PPQ and PV for RSMs and APIs. Our analytical and regulatory capabilities include genotoxic impurity assessment and control, analytical method development and validation, stability studies, and filing preparation and review. At Medinoah, our culture of scientific innovation is driven by state-of-the-art infrastructure, enabling us to deliver integrated solutions tailored to the needs of our partners in drug discovery and development.
902 Broadway Suite 1701 New York, NY, 10010 United StatesA physician-only Q&A platform for expert answers to real world clinical questions.
330 West 42nd Street New York, NY, 10036 United States
175 Wall St Princeton, NJ, 08540-1514 United States
152 Wall St Princeton, NJ, 08540-1514 United States
30 Vreeland Drive Montgomery, NJ, 08558 United States
175 Wall St Princeton, New Jersey, 08540-1514 United States
152 Wall St Princeton, New Jersey, 08540-1514 United States
1275 York AvenueMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center offers research through their core facilities along with analytical pharmacology, genomics, transgenics, cytogenetics, organic synthesis, antibodies, and stem cell services.
NJ United StatesMerck works on drug discovery, drug development, novel medicines, and clinical trials.
3775 Park Ave, Suite 1 Edison, NJ 08820At MetaBrand, you’ll meet a diverse and dynamic team of the most experienced, knowledgeable and passionate experts in every area of our industry—with a proven track record for success: CEO-level business advisors, genius food and flavor scientists, operations and distributions mavens, top brand strategists and award-winning designers. We deliver the highest standards in ingredients, formulation and quality—and invaluable industry relationships—to take your food or beverage concept from the clouds to the shelf.
63 Grove Street, Somerville, New Jersey 08876Meta Solutions provides regulatory services, business planning, validation, and compliance.
2200 Smithtown Ave LAKE RONKONKOMA, NY, 11779 United StatesMETIS Labs is a preclinical contract research organization (CRO) specializing in radioligand binding assays, receptor occupancy determinations, autoradiography, small animal imaging, and custom radiolabeling and synthesis — all aspects of R&D radiotracer services.
2200 Smithtown Avenue Ronkonkoma, NY, 11779 United StatesMETIS Labs is a preclinical contract research organization (CRO) specializing in radioligand binding assays, receptor occupancy determinations, autoradiography, small animal imaging, and custom radiolabeling and synthesis — all aspects of R&D radiotracer services.
2200 Smithtown Ave Street Address 2 LAKE RONKONKOMA, NY, 11779 United StatesMETIS Labs specializes in custom in vitro and in vivo preclinical assays and research studies. One main focus is radiotracers for high sensitivity functional assays, radioligand binding assays, receptor occupancy, in vitro & ex vivo autoradiography, QWBA, and ADME studies. METIS provides custom radiolabeling and radiosynthesis of clients' molecules. We also provide non-radioactive custom cell culture-based assays and rodent surgical models. Supporting this is preclinical imaging including digital microscopy (histology, immunostaining), digital autoradiography, optical imaging, and micro-PET and micro-SPECT imaging. We help move clients' compositions through drug discovery, lead optimization, off-target effects, biodistriubtion and efficacy studies.
27 Moran Road West Orange, New Jersey 07052 USAMetropolitan Computing Corporation (MCC) provides instrumentation, data acquisition systems, production tablet press replication and tablet press control systems.
10 Elizabeth StreetMicra Biotechnologies offers antibiotic assays, diagnostic tests, antimicrobial evaluations, and environmental analysis services.
River Edge, NJ United StatesMicra Biotechnologies offers antibiotic assays, diagnostic tests, antimicrobial evaluations, and environmental analysis services.
NJ United StatesMicrobac Laboratories, Inc. is a full-service contract laboratory (cGMP and GLP) offering: Microbiology, Analytical Chemistry,and Virology testing. Other tests: Stability, Environmental Monitoring, and Elemental Analysis. Industries serviced: Pharmaceutical, Biotech, Generics, Cosmetics, and OTC. Microbac will work as the contracted laboratory supporting laboratory testing services in preparation for filing the IND - NDA, BLA and ANDA Submissions.
71 Wilson AvenueMicrobac Laboratories, Inc. is a full-service contract laboratory (cGMP and GLP) offering: Microbiology, Analytical Chemistry,and Virology testing. Other tests: Stability, Environmental Monitoring, and Elemental Analysis. Industries serviced: Pharmaceutical, Biotech, Generics, Cosmetics, and OTC. Microbac will work as the contracted laboratory supporting laboratory testing services in preparation for filing the IND - NDA, BLA and ANDA Submissions.
800 Centennial AvenueMicroCal provides microcalorimeters and sample analysis services.
1 Elizabeth Pl # G3Midwest Clinical Research Center provides clinical research and patient enrollment.
Miller Creative LLC 1504 Newport Drive Lakewood, NJ 08701 USAMiller Creative LLC is a full-service branding and packaging design agency. We’re award-winning branding and packaging design specialists with over 12 years experience in product branding especially for food, gourmet and health and beauty products. We’re based in Lakewood, NJ with clients everywhere, including: NYC, Kingdom of Bahrain, NJ (of course), Wyoming, California, India, Virginia, Australia, Ohio, Texas and Arizona.
411 Hackensack Avenue - 4th floorMinakem offers API, fine chemicals, custom synthesis, and manufacturing services.
760 Parkside Ave. Suite 206 Brooklyn, New York, 11226 United StatesMirimus is a preclinical contract research organization (CRO) that was founded in 2010 to harness the power of RNAi and genetic engineering technologies based on pioneering work by our leading experts from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Harvard Medical School. Initially focused on using this technology to generate animal models of disease, Mirimus has since expanded the application of our unique expertise and insights into RNAi and genetic engineering across the R&D and clinical care continuum to include RNAi therapeutics, and advanced drug discovery and development technologies. Using proprietary RNA structures and screening techniques that stabilize RNAi constructs and improve their functionality by increasing potency and reducing off-target effects, we can preclinically evaluate the effects of drug therapy both in vitro and in live animal models.
760 Parkside Ave. Suite 206 Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesMirimus is a preclinical contract research organization (CRO) that was founded in 2010 to harness the power of RNAi and genetic engineering technologies based on pioneering work by our leading experts from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Harvard Medical School. Initially focused on using this technology to generate animal models of disease, Mirimus has since expanded the application of our unique expertise and insights into RNAi and genetic engineering across the R&D and clinical care continuum to include RNAi therapeutics, and advanced drug discovery and development technologies. Using proprietary RNA structures and screening techniques that stabilize RNAi constructs and improve their functionality by increasing potency and reducing off-target effects, we can preclinically evaluate the effects of drug therapy both in vitro and in live animal models.
710 Parkside Ave Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesMirimus is a preclinical contract research organization (CRO) that was founded in 2010 to harness the power of RNAi and genetic engineering technologies based on pioneering work by our leading experts from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Harvard Medical School. Initially focused on using this technology to generate animal models of disease, Mirimus has since expanded the application of our unique expertise and insights into RNAi and genetic engineering across the R&D and clinical care continuum to include RNAi therapeutics, and advanced drug discovery and development technologies. Using proprietary RNA structures and screening techniques that stabilize RNAi constructs and improve their functionality by increasing potency and reducing off-target effects, we can preclinically evaluate the effects of drug therapy both in vitro and in live animal models.
195 Clarksville Road Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 USA"Our mission is to be the leading "one source" global provider of technology enabled asset protection solutions used to evaluate the structural integrity of critical energy, industrial and public infrastructure." We will combine our industry-leading and innovative products, systems and software technologies, expertise in mechanical integrity (MI) and nondestructive testing (NDT) services and proprietary data warehousing and expert analysis software to deliver a comprehensive portfolio of customized solutions, ranging from routine inspections to complex, plant-wide asset integrity assessments and management. These mission critical solutions enhance our customers' ability to extend the useful life of their assets, improve availability and productivity, minimize repair costs, comply with governmental safety and environmental regulations, manage risk and avoid catastrophic incidents. We will accomplish this through the effective use of Ultrasonic, Acoustic Emission, Eddy Current, Thermography, Radiography, Vibration and other advanced proprietary products and systems, technology-enabled inspection and wireless and online monitoring services, and the collective efforts and talents of our scientists, PhD's, other degreed engineers, highly skilled certified technicians and team members in all of our locations throughout the world focusing on safety, customer satisfaction, innovation and productivity.
25 Sutton Place South Suite 12J New York NY 10022Technical consultant Experienced in skin care and color cosmetics manufacture,r&d,raw materials selection,qa and qc.
New York, NY United StatesMKA Insights is a strategy and management consulting firm located in the NYC metro. Our team of experts operates at the intersection of science and technology, leveraging decades of expertise in helping businesses solve the challenges of scale-up and US commercialization strategies. We help business leaders develop strategies that allow them to scale quickly, expand globally and position more effectively.
334 Oak Avenue River Edge, NJ, 07661 United StatesMKA Insights is a strategy and management consulting firm located in the NYC metro. Our team of experts operates at the intersection of science and technology, leveraging decades of expertise in helping businesses solve the challenges of scale-up and US commercialization strategies. We help business leaders develop strategies that allow them to scale quickly, expand globally and position more effectively.
Paramus, NJ, 07652 United StatesMKA Insights is a strategy and management consulting firm located in the NYC metro. Our team of experts operates at the intersection of science and technology, leveraging decades of expertise in helping businesses solve the challenges of scale-up and US commercialization strategies. We help business leaders develop strategies that allow them to scale quickly, expand globally and position more effectively.
90 Princess Pine Ln Fairfield, CT, 06824 1824 United StatesM+M Marketing Consultants, LLC is a full-service boutique agency experienced in Marketing, Sales, Design, and Operations—specializing in Market Access Promotions as well as Branded and Non-branded Programs in support of the pharmaceutical industry. From inception to execution, we build high-value, integrated campaigns to support brands through personal and non-personal selling across multiple segments of the healthcare delivery system.
345 Tomkins Avenue Pleasantville, NY, 10570 United States
27 Kingswood RoadMODEPHARMA offers manufacturing services to support and supply clinical trials.
3003 Purchase St Unit 159 Purchase, New York, 10577 United StatesModus is a strategic digital consultancy that helps leading organizations solve core business challenges and discover innovative opportunities. When you work with us, you get a multidisciplinary team skilled in human-centered design, data-driven strategy, the latest tools, and proven methodologies. We keep real people at the center of everything we do, so that the products and experiences we make deliver enduring value. It’s how we lead the way forward, together.
Princeton, NJ United StatesMolbridge provides drug-like building blocks and intermediates.
600 E. Crescent Ave, Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458 Upper Saddle River, NJ, 07458 United StatesMolecule Market helps companies both acquire and sell chemical materials enabling a more reliable and cost-efficient chemical supply chain. WE ARE EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE IN PRICING, especially in the multi gram to multi kilo space. Businesses can register and use the system to purchase specialty chemicals and offer chemical products and/or excess chemical inventory for sale through the system. Access to the system is free for both buyers and sellers. Point your browser to www.moleculemarket.com and get started today!
MolPort, Inc. c/o Slokenbergs PLLC, 6 Eliza Street Beacon, NY, 12508-2735 United StatesGlobal R&D chemical sourcing platform.
Molport, Inc. c/o Slokenbergs PLLC 291 Main St Beacon, NY, 12508-2735 United StatesGlobal R&D chemical sourcing platform.
400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, , NJ, 07764 United StatesLocated along New Jersey’s northern coastline, Monmouth University offers a welcoming and dynamic setting for student development. Innovative academic programs, individual faculty attention and nationally ranked Division One athletics make our private university a great place to find your future. Monmouth’s beautiful coastal campus sits at the heart of a vibrant culture rich in history, the arts, technology and entrepreneurship. Just one hour from New York and Philadelphia, we take pride in preparing students to succeed in life after Monmouth. Our renowned faculty are actively involved in advancing academic research nationwide while encouraging meaningful community involvement and critical thinking for self-fulfillment.
400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, NJ 07764Located along New Jersey’s northern coastline, Monmouth University offers a welcoming and dynamic setting for student development. Innovative academic programs, individual faculty attention and nationally ranked Division One athletics make our private university a great place to find your future. Monmouth’s beautiful coastal campus sits at the heart of a vibrant culture rich in history, the arts, technology and entrepreneurship. Just one hour from New York and Philadelphia, we take pride in preparing students to succeed in life after Monmouth. Our renowned faculty are actively involved in advancing academic research nationwide while encouraging meaningful community involvement and critical thinking for self-fulfillment.
400 Cedar Avenue West Long Branch, , NJ , 07764 United StatesLocated along New Jersey’s northern coastline, Monmouth University offers a welcoming and dynamic setting for student development. Innovative academic programs, individual faculty attention and nationally ranked Division One athletics make our private university a great place to find your future. Monmouth’s beautiful coastal campus sits at the heart of a vibrant culture rich in history, the arts, technology and entrepreneurship. Just one hour from New York and Philadelphia, we take pride in preparing students to succeed in life after Monmouth. Our renowned faculty are actively involved in advancing academic research nationwide while encouraging meaningful community involvement and critical thinking for self-fulfillment.
Warren, NJ United StatesMonosol Rx specializes in its proprietary PharmFilm technology to deliver drugs in films.
30 Technology Drive, Warren, NJ 07059 USAMonosol Rx specializes in its proprietary PharmFilm technology to deliver drugs in films.
111 East 210th Street, Bronx, , NY, 10467 United StatesAs the academic medical center and University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center is nationally recognized for clinical excellence—breaking new ground in research, training the next generation of healthcare leaders, and delivering science-driven, patient-centered care. Montefiore is ranked among the top hospitals nationally and regionally by U.S. News & World Report. For more than 100 years we have been innovating new treatments, new procedures and new approaches to patient care, producing stellar outcomes and raising the bar for medical centers in the region and around the world. As we build on this momentum, we continue to advance the practice of medicine and set the standard for excellence. Enduring Mission and Distinguished History The mission of Montefiore is to heal, to teach, to discover and to advance the health of the communities we serve. From its beginning in 1884, as a facility for the care of patients with tuberculosis and other chronic illnesses, to the new millennium, Montefiore has been at the forefront of patient care, research and education and steadfast commitment to its community. Our Services We provide coordinated, compassionate and leading-edge care designed to reach people when and where they need it most. Through highly integrated teams of physicians, nurses, social workers, mental health professionals and other caregivers, we have created an innovative, seamless system of care focused around the patient.
111 East 210th Street, Bronx, NY 10467As the academic medical center and University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center is nationally recognized for clinical excellence—breaking new ground in research, training the next generation of healthcare leaders, and delivering science-driven, patient-centered care. Montefiore is ranked among the top hospitals nationally and regionally by U.S. News & World Report. For more than 100 years we have been innovating new treatments, new procedures and new approaches to patient care, producing stellar outcomes and raising the bar for medical centers in the region and around the world. As we build on this momentum, we continue to advance the practice of medicine and set the standard for excellence. Enduring Mission and Distinguished History The mission of Montefiore is to heal, to teach, to discover and to advance the health of the communities we serve. From its beginning in 1884, as a facility for the care of patients with tuberculosis and other chronic illnesses, to the new millennium, Montefiore has been at the forefront of patient care, research and education and steadfast commitment to its community. Our Services We provide coordinated, compassionate and leading-edge care designed to reach people when and where they need it most. Through highly integrated teams of physicians, nurses, social workers, mental health professionals and other caregivers, we have created an innovative, seamless system of care focused around the patient.
111 East 210th Street, Bronx, , NY , 10467 United StatesAs the academic medical center and University Hospital for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center is nationally recognized for clinical excellence—breaking new ground in research, training the next generation of healthcare leaders, and delivering science-driven, patient-centered care. Montefiore is ranked among the top hospitals nationally and regionally by U.S. News & World Report. For more than 100 years we have been innovating new treatments, new procedures and new approaches to patient care, producing stellar outcomes and raising the bar for medical centers in the region and around the world. As we build on this momentum, we continue to advance the practice of medicine and set the standard for excellence. Enduring Mission and Distinguished History The mission of Montefiore is to heal, to teach, to discover and to advance the health of the communities we serve. From its beginning in 1884, as a facility for the care of patients with tuberculosis and other chronic illnesses, to the new millennium, Montefiore has been at the forefront of patient care, research and education and steadfast commitment to its community. Our Services We provide coordinated, compassionate and leading-edge care designed to reach people when and where they need it most. Through highly integrated teams of physicians, nurses, social workers, mental health professionals and other caregivers, we have created an innovative, seamless system of care focused around the patient.
666 Plainsboro Road, Suite 222, Plainsboro, New Jersey - 08536 USAMorepen Laboratories specializes in API and intermediate manufacturing. Morepen is a 40 years old company based in India and has 2 API manufacturing facilities. Both have been inspected by the USFDA multiple times and Morepen has received NIL 483's in the past 3 inspections. Morepen has over 160 patents filed and about 55+ granted. It has a strong base of R&D scientists developing and working on new products.
One Gary Road Union NJ 7083 USAMorre-tec provides peptide chemistry, peptides, repackaging, intermediates, and optical brighteners.
New York, NY United StatesBioMe™ Biobank Program Channeling the power of genomics and BIG data to elevate medical decision-making and optimize the customization of healthcare. For pharmaceutical and biotech companies, drug development is multifaceted. For doctors, the administration of medical care is complex. For patients, undergoing the right treatment is decisive. The Institute for Personalized Medicine at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is leading the radical movement toward diagnoses & classification of disease according to the patient’s molecular profile, accommodating differences at all possible levels of exposure (genome + environment + lifestyle) and at all stages of the process, from prevention to post-treatment follow-up. Personalized medicine is what drives our Institute's research.
One Gustave L. Levy PlaceMount Sinai School of Medicine focuses on research in many therapeutic areas.
50 Johnson Ave # C, Hackensack, , NJ, 07601 United StatesEstablished in 1977, MRT Laboratories, Inc. is an in vitro immunology reference laboratory providing allergen specific IgE and IgG4* services globally. MRT Laboratories, Inc. can test over 1,000 natural allergens and components as single tests and as panels MRT Laboratories, Inc. provides clients with a unique personal touch; it addresses inquires in real time and delivers quick, accurate and cost effective in vitro allergy testing.
50 Johnson Ave # C, Hackensack, , NJ , 07601 United StatesEstablished in 1977, MRT Laboratories, Inc. is an in vitro immunology reference laboratory providing allergen specific IgE and IgG4* services globally. MRT Laboratories, Inc. can test over 1,000 natural allergens and components as single tests and as panels MRT Laboratories, Inc. provides clients with a unique personal touch; it addresses inquires in real time and delivers quick, accurate and cost effective in vitro allergy testing.
50 Johnson Avenue Hackensack, NJ 07601 USAEstablished in 1977, MRT Laboratories, Inc. is an in vitro immunology reference laboratory providing allergen specific IgE and IgG4* services globally. MRT Laboratories, Inc. can test over 1,000 natural allergens and components as single tests and as panels MRT Laboratories, Inc. provides clients with a unique personal touch; it addresses inquires in real time and delivers quick, accurate and cost effective in vitro allergy testing.
1 Jill Court Bldg #16 Suite #10Mutagenex offers mutagenesis services.
Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesMutagenex offers mutagenesis services.
1132 Oakcroft LaneMutagenex offers mutagenesis services.
1301 Morris Park Ave Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesSingle-molecule mutation (SMM) sequencing to detect point mutations orders of magnitude cheaper, better, and faster than competing methods
175 Irving Ave #1L Brooklyn, NY, 11237 United StatesSingle-molecule mutation (SMM) sequencing to detect point mutations orders of magnitude cheaper, better, and faster than competing methods
180 Varick St Floor 7 New York, NY, 10014 4606 United StatesSingle-molecule mutation (SMM) sequencing to detect point mutations orders of magnitude cheaper, better, and faster than competing methods
20 Elm Street Harrington Park, , NJ, 07640 United StatesMutchler provides a complete range of pharmaceutical excipients and other specialty ingredients to the pharmaceutical industry. We pride ourselves on being a leader in innovative distribution and technical marketing of top quality ingredients and services. We also offer Added Value Services (AVS) for excipients to help build efficiencies into your supply chain. Our AVS include sampling, release testing, repacking, weighing and other specialty requests.
20 Elm Street Harrington Park, NJ 07640Mutchler provides a complete range of pharmaceutical excipients and other specialty ingredients to the pharmaceutical industry. We pride ourselves on being a leader in innovative distribution and technical marketing of top quality ingredients and services. We also offer Added Value Services (AVS) for excipients to help build efficiencies into your supply chain. Our AVS include sampling, release testing, repacking, weighing and other specialty requests.
20 Elm Street Harrington Park, , NJ , 07640 United StatesMutchler provides a complete range of pharmaceutical excipients and other specialty ingredients to the pharmaceutical industry. We pride ourselves on being a leader in innovative distribution and technical marketing of top quality ingredients and services. We also offer Added Value Services (AVS) for excipients to help build efficiencies into your supply chain. Our AVS include sampling, release testing, repacking, weighing and other specialty requests.
546 5th Avenue 16F, New York, NY 10036-5000 USANagase provides resins, enzymes, antibodies, screening, gene expression, and silicone materials.
1 NAYLON PLACE Suite C LIVINGSTON, New Jersey, 07039 United StatesSales, Service and Distribution of electrophysiological instrumentation for high throughput screening
1 NAYLON PLACE Suite C LIVINGSTON, NJ, 07039 United StatesSales, Service and Distribution of electrophysiological instrumentation for high throughput screening
244 5th Ave, Suite 2949 New York, NY, 10001 United StatesNanocs is a nanobio company engaged in the development of innovative life science research products for drug delivery, bioassay development and biomolecule target detection. Nanocs is a leading supplier of functional Pegylation reagents, bioactive nanoparticles and beads and fluorescent probes. We also provides services of fluorescent labeling, biotinylation, PEGylation, assay development and many other bioconjugation works.
244 Fifth Avenue, #2949 New York, NY 10001 USANanocs is a nanobio company engaged in the development of innovative life science research products for drug delivery, bioassay development and biomolecule target detection. Nanocs is a leading supplier of functional Pegylation reagents, bioactive nanoparticles and beads and fluorescent probes. We also provides services of fluorescent labeling, biotinylation, PEGylation, assay development and many other bioconjugation works.
500 Wheeler Rd Hauppauge, NY, 11788 2962 United StatesNanomics biotech is committed to creating world's most integrative proteomic platform for early detection of cancer and other diseases. Following in the footsteps of genomics, proteomics will usher in a new era of precision medicine in liquid biopsy, companion diagnostics, and early screening. By assembling nanotech, automation, and artificial intelligence, our fully automated, high throughput platform will enable large-scale, rapid mining of the complete set of human plasma proteome and fundamentally transform the way we discover new biomarkers and drug targets. Nanomics's mission is to create a world where no one would have to lose beloved ones early. Our Proteonano™ platform can detect 1500-5000 plasma proteins covering 2000 signaling pathways, supporting research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, and medical enterprises.
415 Bayview Avenue, Amityville, NY, 11701 United StatesNarishige International USA, Inc. provides sales and service to customers in the United States, Canada and Latin America. Our staff is available to assist you with information for ordering, technical questions, repairs and special orders, etc.
415 Bayview Avenue, Amityville, NY 11701, U.S.A.Narishige International USA, Inc. provides sales and service to customers in the United States, Canada and Latin America. Our staff is available to assist you with information for ordering, technical questions, repairs and special orders, etc.
415 Bayview Avenue, Amityville, NY , 11701 United StatesNarishige International USA, Inc. provides sales and service to customers in the United States, Canada and Latin America. Our staff is available to assist you with information for ordering, technical questions, repairs and special orders, etc.
140 Old Orangeburg Road Orangeburg, NY 10962The Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research (NKI) is a facility of the New York State Office of Mental Health. NKI is located on the same community campus as Rockland Psychiatric Center and the Rockland Children's Psychiatric Center and maintains an exceptionally close and productive relationship with these other State facilities.
89 Convent Avenue (at 133rd Street) New York, NY, 10027 United StatesThe mission of NCCAT is twofold: to provide nationwide access to advanced cryo electron microscopy (cryoEM) technical capabilities, and to assist users in the development of cryoEM skills needed for independent research. NCCAT provides access to state-of-the-art equipment, including high-end microscopes and direct detectors, as well as specimen preparation robots, screening microscopes and all the other ancillary equipment required to solve structures to the highest possible resolution using cryoEM methods. Staff provide direct support, guidance and assistance. A cross-training program provide training across a wide variety of skill levels and career goals. NCCAT is committed to an open and transparent application process to ensure equal-opportunity nationwide access.
71 West 23rd Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10010NDRI (National Development and Research Institutes) performs non profit research in drug/alcohol abuse, HIV, and public health.
30 East 33rd Street New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe National Kidney Foundation (NKF) is a major U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit health organization dedicated to preventing kidney diseases, improving the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by these diseases, and increasing the availability of kidneys for transplantation. Founded in 1950, it acts as a voluntary health organization, funding research, providing patient/professional education, and advocating for policy changes Mission: To revolutionize the fight against kidney disease through education, research, and innovation.
47 Bond Street United States Bridgewater, New Jersey, 08807Navin Fluorine offers custom research and manufacturing services to the Pharma, Agrochemical and Electronic Materials Industries. Our manufacturing capabilities range from R&D through to commercial scale production and we also offer a continually expanding catalog of building blocks and fine organic chemicals. Our specialism in fluorination technology together with expertise in general organic synthesis at all scales (cGMP and non-cGMP) allows us to bring an extensive range of fine chemicals to you through our catalog, as well as servicing a wide, chemically diverse range of custom synthesis, development and scale-up projects Our key capabilities includes: Compound and Custom Synthesis from milligrams to kilo tons specializes. Experts in SF4 chemistry, XtalFluor, DAST, Fluorination services for Pharma (also high pressure reactions, halogen chemistries Process Research and Development Custom manufacturing in cGMP and non-GMP environment.
47 Bond Street United States Bridgewater, NJ, 08807Navin Fluorine offers custom research and manufacturing services to the Pharma, Agrochemical and Electronic Materials Industries. Our manufacturing capabilities range from R&D through to commercial scale production and we also offer a continually expanding catalog of building blocks and fine organic chemicals. Our specialism in fluorination technology together with expertise in general organic synthesis at all scales (cGMP and non-cGMP) allows us to bring an extensive range of fine chemicals to you through our catalog, as well as servicing a wide, chemically diverse range of custom synthesis, development and scale-up projects Our key capabilities includes: Compound and Custom Synthesis from milligrams to kilo tons specializes. Experts in SF4 chemistry, XtalFluor, DAST, Fluorination services for Pharma (also high pressure reactions, halogen chemistries Process Research and Development Custom manufacturing in cGMP and non-GMP environment.
373 Park Avenue South 6th Floor New York, New YorkThe only company of its kind, INSCATECH has established a solid reputation in the food industry as both a pioneer and the sole provider of food fraud intelligence investigations, forensically based vulnerability assessments, supplier qualification examinations, validated supply chain mapping, and food fraud vulnerability control programs.
1 Jill Ct. Building 16, Unit 10 Hillsborough, NJ, 08844 United StatesA leading pioneer in leveraging iPSC innovation for drug discovery By combining highest quality top-tier iPSC-derived cells, deep application expertise, and excellent customer service, Ncardia empowers our clients to make more confident decisions and accelerate the development of breakthrough therapies. By continually innovating with iPSC technology and diving deep on its applications, we have established a portfolio of relevant cell models, screening assays and custom iPSC services for the development of new drug, gene and cell therapies. - Custom iPSC generation, differentiation and supply - Readily available iPSC-models - Assay development - Established disease in vitro models and assays amenable for high-throughput screening - Custom projects based on iPSC technology
PO Box 164 Flagtown, NJ 08821 USANCS Pharmaceuticals is a contract ressearch organization that provides R&D product supports, analytical services, method development and validation.
122 Fairfield Rd Fairfield , NJ, 07004 United StatesNelson Labs®, a Sotera Health company, is an industry-leading, global provider of laboratory testing and expert advisory services. We perform over 800 rigorous microbiological and analytical laboratory tests across the medical device, pharmaceutical, protective barriers, and tissue industries. We know that every test matters and requires solutions to complex problems to improve patient outcomes and minimize client risk. We are a business unit of Sotera Health (Nasdaq: SHC), along with Nordion® and Sterigenics®. Together we are a leading global provider of mission-critical sterilization and lab-testing and advisory services for the healthcare industry and touch the lives of more than 190 million people around the world each year.
16 Montesano Road Fairfield, NJ, 07004-2405 United StatesNelson Labs®, a Sotera Health company, is an industry-leading, global provider of laboratory testing and expert advisory services. We perform over 800 rigorous microbiological and analytical laboratory tests across the medical device, pharmaceutical, protective barriers, and tissue industries. We know that every test matters and requires solutions to complex problems to improve patient outcomes and minimize client risk. We are a business unit of Sotera Health (Nasdaq: SHC), along with Nordion® and Sterigenics®. Together we are a leading global provider of mission-critical sterilization and lab-testing and advisory services for the healthcare industry and touch the lives of more than 190 million people around the world each year.
48-18 Court Square W. 3rd Floor Long Island City, NY, 11101 United StatesFast Reliable Tools and Services for Antibody Discovery and Engineering Antibody Discovery/Engineering - Fastest Discovery of VHH and scFVs - Enabled by NeoSwitch; Display to Secretion in 72 hours - Discover using our libraries or yours - Antibody Discovery as a service, or in-license our platform for use in your facility - Affinity Maturation: Improve affinity using our "Goldilocks" designs
48-18 Court Square W. 2nd Floor Long Island City, NY, 11101 United StatesFast Reliable Tools and Services for Antibody Discovery and Engineering Antibody Discovery/Engineering - Fastest Discovery of VHH and scFVs - Enabled by NeoSwitch; Display to Secretion in 72 hours - Discover using our libraries or yours - Antibody Discovery as a service, or in-license our platform for use in your facility - Affinity Maturation: Improve affinity using our "Goldilocks" designs
45-18 Court Sq W 3rd Floor Long Island City, NY, 11101 United StatesFast Reliable Tools and Services for Antibody Discovery and Engineering Antibody Discovery/Engineering - Fastest Discovery of VHH and scFVs - Enabled by NeoSwitch; Display to Secretion in 72 hours - Discover using our libraries or yours - Antibody Discovery as a service, or in-license our platform for use in your facility - Affinity Maturation: Improve affinity using our "Goldilocks" designs
South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesNeoloMed BioSciences provides assay, monoclonal antibody, flow cytometry, karyotyping, FISH, and immunohistochemistry services.
420 Lexington Avenue Suite 350 New York, NY 10170 USANeoStem specializes in cell therapy and offers contract manufacturing in support of clinical trials.
767 3rd Ave Suite 2102 New York, New York, 10017 2023 United States
3 Convery Blvd Woodbridge, NJ, 07095 United StatesNEST Scientific is one of the largest lab plastics manufacturers in the world offering an extensive line of consumables for cell culture, liquid handling, biobanking, filtration, bioprocess, and more.
20 Main StreetNeuroptix is developing a non-invasive laser eye scanning test for the detection and diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease.
44 Talmadge RoadNew Brunswick Scientific offers optimization, cell expertise, computer-controlled strategies, and media formulation.
Edison, NJ United StatesNew Brunswick Scientific offers optimization, cell expertise, computer-controlled strategies, and media formulation.
50 Chestnut Ridge Road Montvale, NJ, 07645 United StatesNew Chemic (US) Inc. was established in the U.S. in 1986. Our main business is the supply of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) from 16 FDA-inspected U.S. cGMP Chinese API manufacturers. Additionally, we are suppliers of OTC pharmaceuticals, vitamins and nutritional supplements to the human generic and veterinary industries. We specialize in the supply of fermentation antibiotics, sulfa drugs, anthelmintics, and other anti-infectives for oral and injectable formulations. We are also one of the largest suppliers of dyestuffs and dyestuff intermediates, flavors, fragrances and natural plant-based colors in the U.S. With close to 100 DMFs and VMFs filed with CDER and CVM, our APIs can be found in over 100 FDA-approved NDAs, ANDAs, NADAs, and ANADAs in the U.S. pharmaceutical market. For more detailed information and to view online or download our lists of products, please visit our Products Page.
145 Bevier Road Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesThe New Jersey Center for Biomaterials is dedicated to improving patient care and public health through the development and commercialization of future generations of biomaterials. Since 1997, the Center has been building a nationally recognized resource in biomaterials and Biomaterials Science with a major emphasis on industrial interactions. The Center's scientific focus is on design, synthesis, characterization and fabrication of new materials for tissue engineering and drug delivery, and on understanding cell-material interactions to develop new medical implants and devices. As a consortium of leading academic research institutions working closely with industry, the Center coordinates academic, technical and clinical resources to: Stimulate innovative basic and applied research in biomaterials science Foster novel and productive research teams and partnerships to address the cutting edge challenges in biomaterials science Support shared core facilities to enhance collaborative inter-disciplinary inter-institutional research Serve as a focal point for biomaterials education and professional development Facilitate technology transfer and the commercialization of innovative materials for biomedical applications.
University Heights Newark, NJ 07102-1982Welcome to the New Jersey Institute of Technology. We're proud of our 130 years of history, but that's only the beginning of our story - we've doubled the size of our campus in the last decade, pouring millions into major new research facilities to give our students the edge they need in today's demanding high-tech marketplace.
University Heights Newark, NJ, 07102-1982 United StatesWelcome to the New Jersey Institute of Technology. We're proud of our 130 years of history, but that's only the beginning of our story - we've doubled the size of our campus in the last decade, pouring millions into major new research facilities to give our students the edge they need in today's demanding high-tech marketplace.
1110 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901Since 1939, New Jersey Laboratories has operated as an independent testing laboratory providing expert chemical and microbiological analytical services. Our 19,000 square feet of owned building houses well equipped and professionally staffed labs to service the pharmaceutical, dietary supplement, cosmetic, food, dairy, and environmental fields. Our services include routine microbiological and chemistry testing as well as unusual, one time specialty testing such as identifying a unique problem that is impacting production. We will test according to published methodology such as USP or will gladly perform your in-house method. We are unique among laboratories in our broad range of expertise. Our certifications and registrations include the United States Food & Drug Administration and the DEA.
185 South Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey 07103-2714New Jersey Medical School Transgenic Core offers transgenic mouse, DNA analysis, and gene targeting services.
185 S Orange AveNew Jersey Medical School Transgenic Core offers transgenic mouse, DNA analysis, and gene targeting services.
New Brunswick, NJ United StatesNew Use Agriculture and Natural Plant Products Program (Rutgers University) provides bioactive compound identification, isolation, and validation services.
59 Dudley Road, New Brunswick, New JerseyNew Use Agriculture and Natural Plant Products Program (Rutgers University) provides bioactive compound identification, isolation, and validation services.
310 E 67th St New York, NY10065The human leukocyte antigen (HLA) system consists of a complex array of genes. HLA antigens are found on the surface membranes of all nucleated cells of the body, including solid tissues, lymphocytes, granulocytes, monocytes, and platelets. The antigens of the HLA system are involved in the rejection of transplanted solid organs, bone marrow and the survival of platelet transfusions. Many HLA antigens have been identified. The NYBC HLA-testing laboratory does HLA typing of individuals and families for the A, B, C and DR genetic loci, as well as HLA antibody screening of leukocytes and platelets.
310 E 67th St New York, NY 10065Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute (LFKRI) is the research branch of New York Blood Center. Since its establishment in 1964, LFKRI's research efforts have paved the way for new blood-related products, techniques and therapies. The Institute's commitment to ground-breaking research has resulted in numerous landmark patents and licenses.
310 E 67th St New York, NY, 10065 United StatesLindsley F. Kimball Research Institute (LFKRI) is the research branch of New York Blood Center. Since its establishment in 1964, LFKRI's research efforts have paved the way for new blood-related products, techniques and therapies. The Institute's commitment to ground-breaking research has resulted in numerous landmark patents and licenses.
590 Madison Avenue 21st Floor New York, NY 10022 USANew York Genome Center offers genomic sequencing and genotyping services.
Serota Academic Center, room 203 Northern Boulevard P.O. Box 8000 Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) is committed to training osteopathic physicians for a lifetime of learning and practice, based upon the integration of evidence-based knowledge, critical thinking, and the tenets of osteopathic principles and practice. We are also committed to preparing osteopathic physicians for careers in health care, including that in the inner city and rural communities, as well as to the scholarly pursuit of new knowledge concerning health and disease. We provide a continuum of educational experiences to NYITCOM students, extending through the clinical and post-graduate years of training. This continuum provides the future osteopathic physician with the foundation necessary to maintain competence and compassion, as well as the ability to better serve society through research, teaching, and leadership.
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building Old WestburyNYITCOM’s animal facility houses small rodents and zebrafish for research projects covering a range of areas in the biomedical sciences. Housing facilities for general maintenance and necropsy as well as operating theaters, it is staffed by animal care technicians and a veterinarian and is overseen by an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee that operates in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects.
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building and Rockefeller Building, NYIT-Old WestburyNYITCOM’s Genomic and Molecular Biology Core Facility provides medical school researchers with a range of genetic techniques and resources to explore the basis of human health and disease. Located in the Riland Health Care Center are resources to perform analysis of animal and human genomes and to quantitate gene expression in cells and tissues. Located in the Rockefeller Building are services to generate bacterial and viral expression vectors to express normal and mutant proteins in cells and animals. The Genetics and Molecular Biology Core Facility assists medical school researchers in a wide range of studies ranging from the genetic variations present in human diseases to the effect of specific genetic manipulations on cell and organismal function. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects. Our equipment includes: Agilent C-Microarray scanner with DNA Analytic Workstation and Acuity 4.0 Microarray Informatics software. Multiple Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) thermocyclers with quantitative PCR capability. UV PCR Workstation and CodeOnCode Sequence Aligner software.
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building, Old Westbury, NYThe Histology Core Facility provides NYITCOM researchers with services, including sectioning, embedding and staining of biological samples, that enable the study of biological samples at the microscopic level. The facility contributes to studies ranging from analysis of the diets of dinosaurs to the examination of the expression and function of proteins in normal and disease tissues and cells. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects. Our equipment includes: Microtomes (including a cryomicrotome) Embedding stations Histology/staining station
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building, NYIT-Old Westbury, NYThe imaging facility offers an array of digital imaging microscopy systems to assist our medical school researchers in their analysis of fossils, tissue, and cells at the macroscopic, cellular, and sub-cellular levels. Image processing software associated with the confocal microscopes and the Sensofar S Neox optical profiler system enables the 3-dimensional and 4-dimensional reconstruction of biological samples and analysis of the sample images. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects. Equipment contained within the Imaging Core Facility includes: inverted Leica SP5 laser scanning confocal microscope upright Nikon C2 confocal microscope Sensofar S Neox optical profiler with SensoSCAN and SensoMAP software to analyze 3D and surface properties of samples multiple upright and inverted fluorescence microscopes with imaging software
St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, N.Y.The Institute for Clinical Competence (ICC) consists of virtual patient examination rooms and simulation labs where you’ll practice inter-professional health care with fellow students. It features diagnostic equipment, osteopathic manipulation tables, and digital video cameras to film interactions between you and standardized patients (actors trained to simulate acute and chronic patient scenarios). The ICC has: 14 fully equipped exam rooms CAE Healthcare/METI HPS, iStan, PediaSIM, and Laedal SimMan robotic patients data collection and program management systems to assess your clinical performance At a satellite ICC at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, N.Y., you’ll have the opportunity to work alongside other students, residents, and health care teams as you encounter scenarios similar to those unfolding every hour in doctors’ offices and emergency rooms.
Serota Building, NYIT-Old Westbury, NYOur OMM lab features electric adjustable tables, natural lighting, state-of-the-art HD monitors, and iPad driven learning stations. It is further equipped with modern visual recording capabilities that allow hands-on-sessions to be stored and streamed for 24/7 access. Learn to create an optimal environment for health by treating bodily dysfunctions with your hands while following the holistic philosophy of osteopathic medicine: the body is a dynamic unit of function structure and function are reciprocally interrelated the body has an innate ability to heal itself
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Center, NYIT-Old Westbury, NYThe Adele Smithers Parkinson's Disease Treatment Center was created with one goal in mind to improve the quality of life for patients and their families suffering with this disease. As a student, you'll learn how practitioners across several medical specializations collaborate to treat patients with Parkinson's disease. You'll also see firsthand the positive impact of technology supported by interdisciplinary partnerships with other NYIT programs, government agencies, and the health care industry. Established in 1997, the center treats 250 people annually. Services offered include: Clinical psychology Genetic counseling Neurology consultation Occupational therapy Osteopathic manipulation Physical therapy Primary care Speech therapy Wellness program
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building, NYIT-Old Westbury, NYThe Physiology Core Facility supports medical school research efforts to examine the physiological properties of normal animals and animal models of disease. The facility contains equipment to define the cardiovascular functional properties of small rodents. It has contributed to a range of research performed by NYITCOM researchers examining the effects of therapeutic approaches on cardiovascular function under normal conditions and following heart failure. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects. Our equipment includes: GE Vivid-7 echocardiographic suite SciSense pressure-volume acquisition system (including catheters, hardware, and LabScribe software) Millar Electrophysiology Catheter for rats and mice 8-channel-programmable stimulator Octal Bio Amp PowerLab 8/35 LabChart Pro data acquisition system
40 Sunshine Cottage Rd, Valhalla, NY, USANew York Medical College focuses on research and offers microscopy, protein structure, stell cell, animal models, and function genomic services through its facilities.
225 East 126th St New York, NY, 10035 United StatesThe New York Proton Center is a Proton Radiation Cancer Treatment Center located in East Harlem, New York.
1051 Riverside Drive New York, NY 10032The New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI), established in 1895, was one of the first institutions in the United States to integrate teaching, research and therapeutic approaches to the care of patients with mental illnesses. In 1925, NYSPI affiliated with Presbyterian Hospital, adding general hospital facilities to the Institute's psychiatric services and research laboratories. These treatment, training, and research facilities were supplemented in 1983 by a 14-floor Psychiatric Research Building, the Kolb Annex. The NYSPI was further modernized in 1998 by opening of a new hospital building to replace the original one. Overlooking the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge, the new Psychiatric Institute provides a state-of-the art environment for patient care, education, and research. The approximately 320,000 square feet offer space for 60 inpatient beds, 23 specialized outpatient research clinics, educational facilities, and research laboratories. Walkway bridges to and from the Kolb Annex and New York Presbyterian Hospital provide comfortable and efficient all-weather avenues for patient and staff travel within the Columbia University Medical Center. Since its inception, NYSPI has been at the forefront of psychiatry, making major contributions to the clinical care and understanding of the mentally ill. Among these accomplishments are: the discovery of the spirochaetal origin of general paresis, the earliest use of lithium in the United States, the first data describing a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia, leadership in the discovery of the genes causing Huntington's and Wilson's disease, and the development of DSM-III, DSM III-R and DSM-IV. Through the years, distinguished figures in American psychiatry have served as directors of the Psychiatric Institute, including Drs. Ira Van Gieson, Adolph Meyer, August Hoch, Lawrence Kolb, Edward Sachar and Herbert Pardes. It is now led by a noted academic psychiatrist, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman. The Institute is the flagship for the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, for which it is the primary location of research and educational activities. The Columbia University Department of Psychiatry is located at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in northern Manhattan, part of an urban neighborhood that is ethnically and economically diverse in a city that has been called the capital of the world. The institutions which comprise the teaching facilities of the Department are described below. Now part of Columbia University, the College of Physicians and Surgeons was founded in 1767 and was the first school in North America to award doctoral degrees in medicine. 'P&S' has developed extensive new facilities over the past few years, including the Hammer Health Sciences Center - a 20-story structure housing an excellent medical library, amphitheatre and teaching facilities. The medical school is considered to be among the finest in America, and has traditionally been one of the nation's primary sources of academicians, investigators and clinical teachers. The core New York Presbyterian Hospital structure, adjacent to the NYSPI, is the 745-bed Milstein Hospital building, which has expanded the hospital's advanced medical procedures and its critical care capability.
1051 Riverside Drive New York, , NY, 10032 United StatesThe New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI), established in 1895, was one of the first institutions in the United States to integrate teaching, research and therapeutic approaches to the care of patients with mental illnesses. In 1925, NYSPI affiliated with Presbyterian Hospital, adding general hospital facilities to the Institute's psychiatric services and research laboratories. These treatment, training, and research facilities were supplemented in 1983 by a 14-floor Psychiatric Research Building, the Kolb Annex. The NYSPI was further modernized in 1998 by opening of a new hospital building to replace the original one. Overlooking the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge, the new Psychiatric Institute provides a state-of-the art environment for patient care, education, and research. The approximately 320,000 square feet offer space for 60 inpatient beds, 23 specialized outpatient research clinics, educational facilities, and research laboratories. Walkway bridges to and from the Kolb Annex and New York Presbyterian Hospital provide comfortable and efficient all-weather avenues for patient and staff travel within the Columbia University Medical Center. Since its inception, NYSPI has been at the forefront of psychiatry, making major contributions to the clinical care and understanding of the mentally ill. Among these accomplishments are: the discovery of the spirochaetal origin of general paresis, the earliest use of lithium in the United States, the first data describing a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia, leadership in the discovery of the genes causing Huntington's and Wilson's disease, and the development of DSM-III, DSM III-R and DSM-IV. Through the years, distinguished figures in American psychiatry have served as directors of the Psychiatric Institute, including Drs. Ira Van Gieson, Adolph Meyer, August Hoch, Lawrence Kolb, Edward Sachar and Herbert Pardes. It is now led by a noted academic psychiatrist, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman. The Institute is the flagship for the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, for which it is the primary location of research and educational activities. The Columbia University Department of Psychiatry is located at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in northern Manhattan, part of an urban neighborhood that is ethnically and economically diverse in a city that has been called the capital of the world. The institutions which comprise the teaching facilities of the Department are described below. Now part of Columbia University, the College of Physicians and Surgeons was founded in 1767 and was the first school in North America to award doctoral degrees in medicine. 'P&S' has developed extensive new facilities over the past few years, including the Hammer Health Sciences Center - a 20-story structure housing an excellent medical library, amphitheatre and teaching facilities. The medical school is considered to be among the finest in America, and has traditionally been one of the nation's primary sources of academicians, investigators and clinical teachers. The core New York Presbyterian Hospital structure, adjacent to the NYSPI, is the 745-bed Milstein Hospital building, which has expanded the hospital's advanced medical procedures and its critical care capability.
1051 Riverside Drive New York, , NY , 10032 United StatesThe New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI), established in 1895, was one of the first institutions in the United States to integrate teaching, research and therapeutic approaches to the care of patients with mental illnesses. In 1925, NYSPI affiliated with Presbyterian Hospital, adding general hospital facilities to the Institute's psychiatric services and research laboratories. These treatment, training, and research facilities were supplemented in 1983 by a 14-floor Psychiatric Research Building, the Kolb Annex. The NYSPI was further modernized in 1998 by opening of a new hospital building to replace the original one. Overlooking the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge, the new Psychiatric Institute provides a state-of-the art environment for patient care, education, and research. The approximately 320,000 square feet offer space for 60 inpatient beds, 23 specialized outpatient research clinics, educational facilities, and research laboratories. Walkway bridges to and from the Kolb Annex and New York Presbyterian Hospital provide comfortable and efficient all-weather avenues for patient and staff travel within the Columbia University Medical Center. Since its inception, NYSPI has been at the forefront of psychiatry, making major contributions to the clinical care and understanding of the mentally ill. Among these accomplishments are: the discovery of the spirochaetal origin of general paresis, the earliest use of lithium in the United States, the first data describing a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia, leadership in the discovery of the genes causing Huntington's and Wilson's disease, and the development of DSM-III, DSM III-R and DSM-IV. Through the years, distinguished figures in American psychiatry have served as directors of the Psychiatric Institute, including Drs. Ira Van Gieson, Adolph Meyer, August Hoch, Lawrence Kolb, Edward Sachar and Herbert Pardes. It is now led by a noted academic psychiatrist, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman. The Institute is the flagship for the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, for which it is the primary location of research and educational activities. The Columbia University Department of Psychiatry is located at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in northern Manhattan, part of an urban neighborhood that is ethnically and economically diverse in a city that has been called the capital of the world. The institutions which comprise the teaching facilities of the Department are described below. Now part of Columbia University, the College of Physicians and Surgeons was founded in 1767 and was the first school in North America to award doctoral degrees in medicine. 'P&S' has developed extensive new facilities over the past few years, including the Hammer Health Sciences Center - a 20-story structure housing an excellent medical library, amphitheatre and teaching facilities. The medical school is considered to be among the finest in America, and has traditionally been one of the nation's primary sources of academicians, investigators and clinical teachers. The core New York Presbyterian Hospital structure, adjacent to the NYSPI, is the 745-bed Milstein Hospital building, which has expanded the hospital's advanced medical procedures and its critical care capability.
1995 Broadway New York, NY, 10023 United States Accelerating Stem Cell Research The NYSCF Research Institute’s opened its doors on March 1, 2006 as an accelerator for translational stem cell research. Today, 45 researchers conduct the most advanced human stem cell science with a collaborative and translational focus. Working across diseases areas and disciplines, the integrated NYSCF laboratory and its interactive culture enables scientists to quickly and easily share results and strategies, leading to new thinking and breakthroughs within and across medical specialties.
89 Convent Ave New York, NY, 10027 United StatesFounded by nine eminent research institutions in 1999, NYSBC is a global leader in structural biology with unsurpassed expertise and instrumentation, providing biomedical research services to commercial and academic clients, including high throughput gene-to-structure determination, structure-based drug design, crystallography, NMR spectroscopy, cryo-electron microscopy and protein production. The NYX beamline has the scientific objective of providing a state-of-the-art source for a wide spectrum of crystallographic experiments and a cutting-edge source for optimized anomalous diffraction experiments. While moving to incorporate microbeams, we also want to preserve the versatility of optimized anomalous scattering experiments across a broad spectrum of atomic resonances from different elements. In order to carry out these experiments and research, we capitalize on the intrinsic brightness of NSLS-II to optimize anomalous signals by improving energy resolution. NYX has an energy range from 7-14 keV with a 25 μm FWHM spot size. The sample mounting robot is an ISARA2 from Irelec which provides a typical sample exchange time near 15 seconds. The robot will only accept UniPuck V1 pucks with either SPINE or ALS bases. We recommend SPINE bases to conform to other NSLS-II beamline requirements. The detector at NYX is an Eiger2 9M XE. Data can be transferred via Globus. Data collection can be done in-person or remotely through NX. The data collection software is LSDC which is used at the other NSLS-II beamlines.
89 Convent Ave New York, New York, 10027 United StatesFounded by nine eminent research institutions in 1999, NYSBC is a global leader in structural biology with unsurpassed expertise and instrumentation, providing biomedical research services to commercial and academic clients, including high throughput gene-to-structure determination, structure-based drug design, crystallography, NMR spectroscopy, cryo-electron microscopy and protein production. The NYX beamline has the scientific objective of providing a state-of-the-art source for a wide spectrum of crystallographic experiments and a cutting-edge source for optimized anomalous diffraction experiments. While moving to incorporate microbeams, we also want to preserve the versatility of optimized anomalous scattering experiments across a broad spectrum of atomic resonances from different elements. In order to carry out these experiments and research, we capitalize on the intrinsic brightness of NSLS-II to optimize anomalous signals by improving energy resolution. NYX has an energy range from 7-14 keV with a 25 μm FWHM spot size. The sample mounting robot is an ISARA2 from Irelec which provides a typical sample exchange time near 15 seconds. The robot will only accept UniPuck V1 pucks with either SPINE or ALS bases. We recommend SPINE bases to conform to other NSLS-II beamline requirements. The detector at NYX is an Eiger2 9M XE. Data can be transferred via Globus. Data collection can be done in-person or remotely through NX. The data collection software is LSDC which is used at the other NSLS-II beamlines.
Skirball 3-7 540 First Avenue New York, NY 10016The High Throughput Biology Core (HTB) is an integrated, state-of-the-art facility focused on the innovative development, optimization, screening, and imaging for mid- and high-throughput assays. The core also offers human/mouse whole genome, miRNA, and custom screening libraries for cross-species functional characterization in a systematic, comprehensive, and cost-effective manner. Importantly, the HTB Core is strongly committed to being fully accessible to the entire academic community, both at the national and international level, in order to facilitate inter-disciplinary and multi-institutional collaborations. The HTB strives to better support the research community by evaluating new reagents and technologies and welcomes feedback on current and future services. To inquire about our capabilities or discuss possible projects, please contact Chi Yun, HTB Director or email #htb@nyumc.org. Services include: • Custom siRNA/miRNA human and mouse libraries starting at $700 • Automated liquid dispensing starting at 0.1ul and microplate washing • Robotic plate replication, reformatting, and media transfers • Multimode plate readers (luminescence, fluorescence, absorbance, Alphascreen, infrared) • Assay development, screening, data analysis and visualization support • Automated tissue and cellular imaging • Digital image analysis (ie. viability, colony count, colocalization, neurite outgrowth) • Plate preparation for ELISA, and screening of small molecules, biologics, and other assays • Training for independent equipment usage or supported / full service assay development / screening We also share resources with the Rockefeller University High-Throughput Screening Resource Center (HTSRC) so that NYU users will have access to chemical libraries through the HTSRC.
NYU Medical Center 540 First Avenue New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe High Throughput Biology Core (HTB) is an integrated, state-of-the-art facility focused on the innovative development, optimization, screening, and imaging for mid- and high-throughput assays. The core also offers human/mouse whole genome, miRNA, and custom screening libraries for cross-species functional characterization in a systematic, comprehensive, and cost-effective manner. Importantly, the HTB Core is strongly committed to being fully accessible to the entire academic community, both at the national and international level, in order to facilitate inter-disciplinary and multi-institutional collaborations. The HTB strives to better support the research community by evaluating new reagents and technologies and welcomes feedback on current and future services. To inquire about our capabilities or discuss possible projects, please contact Chi Yun, HTB Director or email #htb@nyumc.org. Services include: • Custom siRNA/miRNA human and mouse libraries starting at $700 • Automated liquid dispensing starting at 0.1ul and microplate washing • Robotic plate replication, reformatting, and media transfers • Multimode plate readers (luminescence, fluorescence, absorbance, Alphascreen, infrared) • Assay development, screening, data analysis and visualization support • Automated tissue and cellular imaging • Digital image analysis (ie. viability, colony count, colocalization, neurite outgrowth) • Plate preparation for ELISA, and screening of small molecules, biologics, and other assays • Training for independent equipment usage or supported / full service assay development / screening We also share resources with the Rockefeller University High-Throughput Screening Resource Center (HTSRC) so that NYU users will have access to chemical libraries through the HTSRC.
Department of Microbiology Division of Medical Parasitology 341 E. 25th St. Room 506 New York, NY 10010The Anti-Infectives Screening Core tests candidates, such as drugs, antibodies or peptides, against infectious diseases in vitro and in vivo. This core facilitates the process of early anti-infectives development by offering in vivo screening in murine models of infection, taking advantage of the specialized facilities and expertise available in the Department of Microbiology at NYU School of Medicine. The Anti-Infectives Screening Core examines the activity of potential anti-infectives for four neglected diseases: Malaria, Chagas (South American Trypanosomiasis), Human African Trypanosomiasis and Leishmaniasis. However, incorporation of other infectious diseases that have murine models of infection would be contemplated in the future depending on the interests of internal and external users.
New York, NY, USANYU has a variety of molecular biology core facilities that include proteomics, histology, flow cytometry, genomics, imaging, animal services, gene expression, and high throughput screening.
Medical Science Building (MSB) 303-308 NYU Langone Medical Center 550 First Avenue New York, NY 10016The Genome Technology Center (GTC) provides a wide range of services for genome, epigenome, and transcriptome analysis.
New York, NY United StatesThe Genome Technology Center (GTC) provides a wide range of services for genome, epigenome, and transcriptome analysis.
NYU Langone Medical Center Smilow 310 550 First Avenue New York, NY 10016he Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Core, a component of the Experimental Pathology Shared Resource, serves as an immunohistochemical antibody repository with a catalog of over 1,000 antibodies.
Nelson Institute of Environmental Medicine 57 Old Forge Rd Tuxedo Park, NY 10987The Analytical Chemistry Core offers combined mass spectrometry and metals analysis laboratories for researchers analyzing the presence of toxic metals (e.g., arsenic, chromium, cadmium, and nickel). Our state-of-the-art metals analysis laboratory includes spectrometry (MS) and atomic absorption (AA) spectroscopy; consultative services to NYULMC investigators in physical and inorganic chemistry, separations science, and spectral interpretation (MS, NMR, UV); training of students and researchers in the use of MS, NMR, and AA.
Nelson Institute of Environmental Medicine 57 Old Forge Rd Tuxedo Park, NY, 10987 United StatesThe Analytical Chemistry Core offers combined mass spectrometry and metals analysis laboratories for researchers analyzing the presence of toxic metals (e.g., arsenic, chromium, cadmium, and nickel). Our state-of-the-art metals analysis laboratory includes spectrometry (MS) and atomic absorption (AA) spectroscopy; consultative services to NYULMC investigators in physical and inorganic chemistry, separations science, and spectral interpretation (MS, NMR, UV); training of students and researchers in the use of MS, NMR, and AA.
Department of Microbiology Division of Medical Parasitology 341 E. 25th St. Room 506 New York, Ny, 10010 United StatesThe Anti-Infectives Screening Core tests candidates, such as drugs, antibodies or peptides, against infectious diseases in vitro and in vivo. This core facilitates the process of early anti-infectives development by offering in vivo screening in murine models of infection, taking advantage of the specialized facilities and expertise available in the Department of Microbiology at NYU School of Medicine. The Anti-Infectives Screening Core examines the activity of potential anti-infectives for four neglected diseases: Malaria, Chagas (South American Trypanosomiasis), Human African Trypanosomiasis and Leishmaniasis. However, incorporation of other infectious diseases that have murine models of infection would be contemplated in the future depending on the interests of internal and external users.
Department of Microbiology Division of Medical Parasitology 341 E. 25th St. Room 506 New York, NY 10010The Anti-Infectives Screening Core tests candidates, such as drugs, antibodies or peptides, against infectious diseases in vitro and in vivo. This core facilitates the process of early anti-infectives development by offering in vivo screening in murine models of infection, taking advantage of the specialized facilities and expertise available in the Department of Microbiology at NYU School of Medicine. The Anti-Infectives Screening Core examines the activity of potential anti-infectives for four neglected diseases: Malaria, Chagas (South American Trypanosomiasis), Human African Trypanosomiasis and Leishmaniasis. However, incorporation of other infectious diseases that have murine models of infection would be contemplated in the future depending on the interests of internal and external users.
Department of Microbiology Division of Medical Parasitology 341 E. 25th St. Room 506 New York, NY, 10010 United StatesThe Anti-Infectives Screening Core tests candidates, such as drugs, antibodies or peptides, against infectious diseases in vitro and in vivo. This core facilitates the process of early anti-infectives development by offering in vivo screening in murine models of infection, taking advantage of the specialized facilities and expertise available in the Department of Microbiology at NYU School of Medicine. The Anti-Infectives Screening Core examines the activity of potential anti-infectives for four neglected diseases: Malaria, Chagas (South American Trypanosomiasis), Human African Trypanosomiasis and Leishmaniasis. However, incorporation of other infectious diseases that have murine models of infection would be contemplated in the future depending on the interests of internal and external users.
650 First Avenue (between 37th and 38th streets), fifth floor New York NY, USAMembers of the Biostatistics Division collaborate with researchers in a wide variety of areas throughout the NYUSoM. In addition to specific grant funded collaborations, resources for statistical collaboration and consultation are available through several NIH funded resources and through resources supported by several departments in the SoM. The members of the Biostatistics Division have played integral roles in cancer research at NYU through the Perlmutter Cancer Center Biostatistics Shared Resource, in environmental health research through the NIEHS Center Environmental Health Statistics and Bioinformatics Facility Core, and in clinical and translational research through NYU CTSI Study Design, Biostatistics and Clinical Research Ethics Core. Through these Core groups, collaboration is provided to basic science, clinical, cancer epidemiology, prevention and translational research programs, and to the core research services. For Perlmutter Cancer Center members, the division members provide statistical expertise in research study design, conduct, analysis, interpretation, and reporting of results for laboratory studies, clinical trials, and observational studies. The resources of the Biostatistics Shared Resource are available to members and include collaboration in the development of new research initiatives for grant funding, collaboration in funded peer-reviewed cancer research projects, and short-term collaborations in research projects. Shared resource members participate in the development of all NYU initiated clinical protocols and review all clinical protocols prior to submission to the Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee. For NIEHS Center members, consultation and collaboration is provided for study design, conduct, analysis of reporting through the Environmental Health Statistics and Bioinformatics Facility Core that integrates fully statistics and bioinformatics resources in CHIBI available to Center members. Members of the Departments of Otolaryngology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Orthopedic Surgery, and the Division of Cardiology have access to dedicated members of the Division for statistical consultation and collaboration supported by departmental funds. Statistical consultation research and collaboration opportunities are available to CTSI investigators in all stages of the clinical research process for approved protocols via the NYU-HHC Clinical Translational Science Institute (CTSI) Study Design, Biostatistics, and Clinical Research Ethics Program.
650 First Avenue (between 37th and 38th streets), fifth floor New York, NY United StatesMembers of the Biostatistics Division collaborate with researchers in a wide variety of areas throughout the NYUSoM. In addition to specific grant funded collaborations, resources for statistical collaboration and consultation are available through several NIH funded resources and through resources supported by several departments in the SoM. The members of the Biostatistics Division have played integral roles in cancer research at NYU through the Perlmutter Cancer Center Biostatistics Shared Resource, in environmental health research through the NIEHS Center Environmental Health Statistics and Bioinformatics Facility Core, and in clinical and translational research through NYU CTSI Study Design, Biostatistics and Clinical Research Ethics Core. Through these Core groups, collaboration is provided to basic science, clinical, cancer epidemiology, prevention and translational research programs, and to the core research services. For Perlmutter Cancer Center members, the division members provide statistical expertise in research study design, conduct, analysis, interpretation, and reporting of results for laboratory studies, clinical trials, and observational studies. The resources of the Biostatistics Shared Resource are available to members and include collaboration in the development of new research initiatives for grant funding, collaboration in funded peer-reviewed cancer research projects, and short-term collaborations in research projects. Shared resource members participate in the development of all NYU initiated clinical protocols and review all clinical protocols prior to submission to the Protocol Review and Monitoring Committee. For NIEHS Center members, consultation and collaboration is provided for study design, conduct, analysis of reporting through the Environmental Health Statistics and Bioinformatics Facility Core that integrates fully statistics and bioinformatics resources in CHIBI available to Center members. Members of the Departments of Otolaryngology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Orthopedic Surgery, and the Division of Cardiology have access to dedicated members of the Division for statistical consultation and collaboration supported by departmental funds. Statistical consultation research and collaboration opportunities are available to CTSI investigators in all stages of the clinical research process for approved protocols via the NYU-HHC Clinical Translational Science Institute (CTSI) Study Design, Biostatistics, and Clinical Research Ethics Program.
New York Ny, USAWelcome to the Center for Biospecimen Research and Development (CBRD) website. Launched as a partnership between the Office of Science and Research (OSR) and the NYULMC Department of Pathology, our mission is to drive scientific strides using human specimens. We aim to: Facilitate translation research Match human specimen resources to scientific needs Foster multi-investigator collaborative projects Catalyze scientific innovation
New York, NY United StatesWelcome to the Center for Biospecimen Research and Development (CBRD) website. Launched as a partnership between the Office of Science and Research (OSR) and the NYULMC Department of Pathology, our mission is to drive scientific strides using human specimens. We aim to: Facilitate translation research Match human specimen resources to scientific needs Foster multi-investigator collaborative projects Catalyze scientific innovation
NYU School of Medicine Department of Environmental Medicine 57 Old Forge Rd Tuxedo Park, 10987 United StatesThe NYUCI Experimental Animal and Exposure Core's integrated Animal Care and Exposure Unit and Inhalation Exposure Unit provide services to support the scientific needs of cancer-related animal research in carcinogenesis models and carcinogen administration. The Experimental Animal and Exposure Core is a formal satellite facility of the AAALAC-accredited Central Animal Facility and Division of Laboratory Animal Resources at NYUSOM which provides veterinary care supervision and oversight including; facilities, animal care, technical assistance for experiments with rodent species involving delivery of carcinogenic and toxic chemicals, infectious agents, or intervention compounds, using inhalation, systemic, dermal, and oral administration routes of exposure; experimental design and conduct for cancer-related animal studies; segregated housing and health monitoring of animals; necropsy services for animal experiments.
NYU School of Medicine Department of Environmental Medicine 57 Old Forge Rd Tuxedo Park, NY 10987The NYUCI Experimental Animal and Exposure Core's integrated Animal Care and Exposure Unit and Inhalation Exposure Unit provide services to support the scientific needs of cancer-related animal research in carcinogenesis models and carcinogen administration. The Experimental Animal and Exposure Core is a formal satellite facility of the AAALAC-accredited Central Animal Facility and Division of Laboratory Animal Resources at NYUSOM which provides veterinary care supervision and oversight including; facilities, animal care, technical assistance for experiments with rodent species involving delivery of carcinogenic and toxic chemicals, infectious agents, or intervention compounds, using inhalation, systemic, dermal, and oral administration routes of exposure; experimental design and conduct for cancer-related animal studies; segregated housing and health monitoring of animals; necropsy services for animal experiments.
Medical Science Building (MSB) 370-375 550 First Avenue NEw York, NY, 10016 United StatesExperimental Pathology Shared Resource comprises two tightly affiliated Cores: the Histopathology Core and the Immunohistochemistry Core. This combined resource provides services for the microscopic analysis of tissues for clinical as well as experimental animal model studies. Administrative integration of the specific cores supports the seamless exchange of samples, information, and expertise between the different functional units, and facilitates directed "match-making" between investigators located at different sites and within different clinical and basic research departments. The Experimental Pathology Shared Resource closely interfaces with the Center for Biospecimen Research and Development, promoting collaborations necessary for novel translational studies.
Medical Science Building (MSB) 370-375 NYU Langone Medical Center 550 First Avenue New York, NY 10016Experimental Pathology Shared Resource comprises two tightly affiliated Cores: the Histopathology Core and the Immunohistochemistry Core. This combined resource provides services for the microscopic analysis of tissues for clinical as well as experimental animal model studies. Administrative integration of the specific cores supports the seamless exchange of samples, information, and expertise between the different functional units, and facilitates directed "match-making" between investigators located at different sites and within different clinical and basic research departments. The Experimental Pathology Shared Resource closely interfaces with the Center for Biospecimen Research and Development, promoting collaborations necessary for novel translational studies.
Smilow 304 522 First Avenue NEw York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Office of Collaborative Science (OCS) and NYULMC are fortunate to have a highly skilled and experienced corps of glass wash professionals at its service. Each member brings experience, skill, and professional dedication to the team. Jim, Humberto, and Mary have a combined total of nearly forty years of glass wash experience. They are joined by the team’s newest talents, Milton and Landeney (LJ). Milton is also intricately involved with media preparation and the vendor program.
Smilow 304 522 First Avenue New York, NY 10016The Office of Collaborative Science (OCS) and NYULMC are fortunate to have a highly skilled and experienced corps of glass wash professionals at its service. Each member brings experience, skill, and professional dedication to the team. Jim, Humberto, and Mary have a combined total of nearly forty years of glass wash experience. They are joined by the team’s newest talents, Milton and Landeney (LJ). Milton is also intricately involved with media preparation and the vendor program.
Smilow 304 522 First Avenue New York, NY 10016Reagent Preparation and Vendor Program
Smilow 304 522 First Avenue New York , NY, 10016 United StatesReagent Preparation and Vendor Program
Medical Science Building (MSB) 370-375 NYU Langone Medical Center 550 First Avenue New York, NY 10016HomeCores and Shared ResourcesOffice of Collaborative Science (OCS) Services Histopathology Core PrintPrint-A+A Histopathology Core Histopathology Core The Histopathology Core, one component of the Experimental Pathology Shared Resource, provides services, instrumentation and training to facilitate the production of high quality tissue samples for morphological and molecular analyses for both animal model and clinical research. The Histopathology Core is tightly integrated with the Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Core, the second component of the Experimental Pathology Shared Resource. Services offered by the Histopathology Core include tissue preparation, processing, sectioning and histochemical staining of both animal and fixed human tissues. All human samples are obtained through the closely affiliated Center for Biospecimen Research and Development (CBRD). In addition, the Histopathology Core provides instrumentation that is available on a self-serve basis, such as a state-of the-art Laser Dissection Microscope, a microtome, a cryostat and a microscope fitted with a digital camera, and a digital whole slide scanner.
Medical Science Building (MSB) 370-375 NYU Langone Medical Center 550 First Avenue New York, NY, 10016 United StatesHomeCores and Shared ResourcesOffice of Collaborative Science (OCS) Services Histopathology Core PrintPrint-A+A Histopathology Core Histopathology Core The Histopathology Core, one component of the Experimental Pathology Shared Resource, provides services, instrumentation and training to facilitate the production of high quality tissue samples for morphological and molecular analyses for both animal model and clinical research. The Histopathology Core is tightly integrated with the Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Core, the second component of the Experimental Pathology Shared Resource. Services offered by the Histopathology Core include tissue preparation, processing, sectioning and histochemical staining of both animal and fixed human tissues. All human samples are obtained through the closely affiliated Center for Biospecimen Research and Development (CBRD). In addition, the Histopathology Core provides instrumentation that is available on a self-serve basis, such as a state-of the-art Laser Dissection Microscope, a microtome, a cryostat and a microscope fitted with a digital camera, and a digital whole slide scanner.
MSB, Room 367 522 First Avenue New York, NY 10016The Immune Monitoring Core (IMC) serves as a central facility for the incorporation of the newest technologies into phase I/II clinical trials using validated immunology assays, while also offering expert scientific and technical consultation to investigators conducting translational research. We follow the MIATA guidelines to standardize and validate immune assays and establish rigorous quality control standards. Our facility is equipped with highly specialized technology such as 2 Luminex 200 analyzers, a MagPix Luminex analyzer, a SpectraMax multifunction plate reader, a CTL ImmunoSPOT reader and a Seahorse XFe24 Metabolic analyzer. The mission of the IMC is: To develop and offer sophisticated immune monitoring assays to measure patients’ responses to vaccination and/or identify important biomarkers of clinical outcome. To provide consultation on experimental and clinical trial design involving immune monitoring.
MSB, Room 367 522 First Avenue New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Immune Monitoring Core (IMC) serves as a central facility for the incorporation of the newest technologies into phase I/II clinical trials using validated immunology assays, while also offering expert scientific and technical consultation to investigators conducting translational research. We follow the MIATA guidelines to standardize and validate immune assays and establish rigorous quality control standards. Our facility is equipped with highly specialized technology such as 2 Luminex 200 analyzers, a MagPix Luminex analyzer, a SpectraMax multifunction plate reader, a CTL ImmunoSPOT reader and a Seahorse XFe24 Metabolic analyzer. The mission of the IMC is: To develop and offer sophisticated immune monitoring assays to measure patients’ responses to vaccination and/or identify important biomarkers of clinical outcome. To provide consultation on experimental and clinical trial design involving immune monitoring.
New York, NY United StatesOur insectary produces five rodent malaria stocks weekly and will ship live sporozoite infected Anopheles stephensi to investigators for research use. Only the five BSL-1 level rodent malaria species listed below are available. Plasmodium yoelii 17XNL sporozoites in A. stephensi Plasmodium yoelii 17XNL-GFP (green fluorescent sporozoites) in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei NK65 sporozoites in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei ANKA-GFP (green fluorescent sporozoites) in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei-Luciferase sporozoites in A. stephensi Each cage contains a minimum of 150 mosquitoes (typically 200 to 250), with infectivity rates of 90 to 100%. Although the numbers of sporozoites obtained per mosquito are variable from week to week, typical yields are 30,000 to 40,000 P. yoelii sporozoites or 10,000 to 20,000 P. berghei sporozoites per mosquito. Mosquito cages will be shipped under UN2900 guidelines. Charges will be paid by recipient laboratories. Return of the empty shipping biosafety suitcase to New York University is also required. If you are interested in ordering infected mosquitoes, please contact Ana Rodriguez in advance. Due to prohibitive transportation and regulatory permit guidelines governing the shipping of live animal vectors, we are only able to provide these live sporozoite-infected A. stephensi mosquito stocks to investigators within the domestic United States.
New York, USAOur insectary produces five rodent malaria stocks weekly and will ship live sporozoite infected Anopheles stephensi to investigators for research use. Only the five BSL-1 level rodent malaria species listed below are available. Plasmodium yoelii 17XNL sporozoites in A. stephensi Plasmodium yoelii 17XNL-GFP (green fluorescent sporozoites) in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei NK65 sporozoites in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei ANKA-GFP (green fluorescent sporozoites) in A. stephensi Plasmodium berghei-Luciferase sporozoites in A. stephensi Each cage contains a minimum of 150 mosquitoes (typically 200 to 250), with infectivity rates of 90 to 100%. Although the numbers of sporozoites obtained per mosquito are variable from week to week, typical yields are 30,000 to 40,000 P. yoelii sporozoites or 10,000 to 20,000 P. berghei sporozoites per mosquito. Mosquito cages will be shipped under UN2900 guidelines. Charges will be paid by recipient laboratories. Return of the empty shipping biosafety suitcase to New York University is also required. If you are interested in ordering infected mosquitoes, please contact Ana Rodriguez in advance. Due to prohibitive transportation and regulatory permit guidelines governing the shipping of live animal vectors, we are only able to provide these live sporozoite-infected A. stephensi mosquito stocks to investigators within the domestic United States.
Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine NYU School of Medicine 540 First Avenue, 2nd Floor, EM Suite New York , NY, 10016 United StatesThe Microscopy Core provides a comprehensive range of light and electron microscopy services. The Electron Microscopy Core provides a full service for sample preparation, ultramicrotomy, cryo-ultramicrotomy, immunolabeling, negative staining & rotary shadowing of macromolecules, and morphological analysis by transmission electron microscopy. The Light Microscopy Core is fully equipped for conventional transmitted light, multiphoton fluorescence, confocal and live cell-imaging. User training and assisted support are offered for both cores.
Skirball Institute of Biomolecular Medicine NYU School of Medicine 540 First Avenue, 2nd Floor, EM Suite New York, NY 10016The Microscopy Core provides a comprehensive range of light and electron microscopy services. The Electron Microscopy Core provides a full service for sample preparation, ultramicrotomy, cryo-ultramicrotomy, immunolabeling, negative staining & rotary shadowing of macromolecules, and morphological analysis by transmission electron microscopy. The Light Microscopy Core is fully equipped for conventional transmitted light, multiphoton fluorescence, confocal and live cell-imaging. User training and assisted support are offered for both cores.
NYU Langone Medical Center 522 First Avenue, MSB 362 New York, NY 10016For researchers who use complex genetically modified mouse models, genotyping is the most tedious and time-consuming process and has zero error tolerance. Our Mouse Genotyping Core (MGC) provides fast, accurate, and convenient genotyping service to the mouse research community at affordable prices. Our service is based on conventional PCR and gel electrophoresis methods; by pooling samples from a group of users, we may achieve both technical and cost efficiency through our streamlined operation and quality control.
NYU Langone Medical Center 522 First Avenue, MSB 362 New York, NY, 10016 United StatesFor researchers who use complex genetically modified mouse models, genotyping is the most tedious and time-consuming process and has zero error tolerance. Our Mouse Genotyping Core (MGC) provides fast, accurate, and convenient genotyping service to the mouse research community at affordable prices. Our service is based on conventional PCR and gel electrophoresis methods; by pooling samples from a group of users, we may achieve both technical and cost efficiency through our streamlined operation and quality control.
New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Preclinical Imaging Core features an IVIS Lumina XR imager, capable of acquiring fluorescence, bioluminescence, and X-ray images of mice and small animals. The instrument is available for trained and approved users on a fee-for-service basis.
New York, NY 10016 USAThe Preclinical Imaging Core features an IVIS Lumina XR imager, capable of acquiring fluorescence, bioluminescence, and X-ray images of mice and small animals. The instrument is available for trained and approved users on a fee-for-service basis.
Alexandria Center for Life Sciences 430 East 29th St., 8th floor, 860 New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Proteomics Core assists with the characterization of proteins from a wide range of biological experiments (SDS-PAGE, immuno isolations, whole cell extracts, etc.) by offering access to unique scientific expertise for protein mass spectrometry. The focus of the center is comprehensive characterization of complex protein samples, mapping of post translational modifications, quantitative analysis of protein expression (label and label free) using "bottom up" and "top down" approaches. In addition, the Proteomics Core provides detailed consulting in proteomic experimental design prior to sample production and mass spectrometric analysis to ensure the best possible outcome of any experiment. The laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art high-resolution mass spectrometric instrumentation, offering three different types of dissociation techniques for peptide sequencing.
Alexandria Center for Life Sciences 430 East 29th St., 8th floor, 860 New York, NY 10016The Proteomics Core assists with the characterization of proteins from a wide range of biological experiments (SDS-PAGE, immuno isolations, whole cell extracts, etc.) by offering access to unique scientific expertise for protein mass spectrometry. The focus of the center is comprehensive characterization of complex protein samples, mapping of post translational modifications, quantitative analysis of protein expression (label and label free) using "bottom up" and "top down" approaches. In addition, the Proteomics Core provides detailed consulting in proteomic experimental design prior to sample production and mass spectrometric analysis to ensure the best possible outcome of any experiment. The laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art high-resolution mass spectrometric instrumentation, offering three different types of dissociation techniques for peptide sequencing.
Zukerman Research Building Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) 408 E 69th St NYU C4 Facility Room SC-58 New York, NY 10065The Rodent Behavior Core will provides facilities and equipment for: Spatial Learning and Memory (Morris Water Maze, Place Preference) Associative Memory Formation (Fear Conditioning) Anxiety and Depression (Elevated Plus, Forced Swim, Tail Suspension, Sucrose Preference) Sensory Motor Gating (Prepulse Inhibition, Acoustic Startle) Drug Addiction and Withdrawal (Conditioned Place Preference, Locomotor Hyperactivity) Social Learning (Three Chambered Arena) Novelty Detection (Objection Recognition) Motor Learning (Rotating Rod test) Perseverative Learning (Y-Maze) Working Memory (Radial Arm Maze) Real time video tracking to adapt user designed paradigms
Zukerman Research Building Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) 408 E 69th St NYU C4 Facility Room SC-58 New York, NY, 10065 United StatesThe Rodent Behavior Core will provides facilities and equipment for: Spatial Learning and Memory (Morris Water Maze, Place Preference) Associative Memory Formation (Fear Conditioning) Anxiety and Depression (Elevated Plus, Forced Swim, Tail Suspension, Sucrose Preference) Sensory Motor Gating (Prepulse Inhibition, Acoustic Startle) Drug Addiction and Withdrawal (Conditioned Place Preference, Locomotor Hyperactivity) Social Learning (Three Chambered Arena) Novelty Detection (Objection Recognition) Motor Learning (Rotating Rod test) Perseverative Learning (Y-Maze) Working Memory (Radial Arm Maze) Real time video tracking to adapt user designed paradigms
Tisch Hospital, 4th Floor (H440) Skriball Biomedical Institute Ground Floor New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Rodent Genetic Engineering Core (RGEC) generates mouse models for research via DNA injection or ES cell injection. The core offers sperm and embryo cryopreservation services to our users to save time, money and mouse space by freezing their valuable strains. RGEC also provides IVF services using fresh or cryopreserved sperm samples. Frozen sperm and embryos can be shipped to collaborators in lieu of sending live mice. Moreover, RGEC imports fresh and/or frozen embryos for use in rederivations—this effort saves investigators time and additional costs by eliminating the need for quarantining their imported animals. ES cell targeting services are also offered through RGEC. In addition to targeting any ES cell line of choice (electroporation, selection and cryopreservation of ES cell clones), RGEC can thaw and expand previously targeted clones for injection.
Tisch Hospital, 4th Floor (H440) Skriball Biomedical Institute Ground Floor New York NY 10016 USAThe Rodent Genetic Engineering Core (RGEC) generates mouse models for research via DNA injection or ES cell injection. The core offers sperm and embryo cryopreservation services to our users to save time, money and mouse space by freezing their valuable strains. RGEC also provides IVF services using fresh or cryopreserved sperm samples. Frozen sperm and embryos can be shipped to collaborators in lieu of sending live mice. Moreover, RGEC imports fresh and/or frozen embryos for use in rederivations—this effort saves investigators time and additional costs by eliminating the need for quarantining their imported animals. ES cell targeting services are also offered through RGEC. In addition to targeting any ES cell line of choice (electroporation, selection and cryopreservation of ES cell clones), RGEC can thaw and expand previously targeted clones for injection.
Smilow 310D 522 First Avenue New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Small Instrument Fleet located in Smilow 310D offers NYULMC investigators an ever-growing variety of instruments to promote their research.
Smilow 310D 522 First Avenue New York, NY 10016The Small Instrument Fleet located in Smilow 310D offers NYULMC investigators an ever-growing variety of instruments to promote their research.
New York, NY, 10016 United StatesThe Translational Research Core is currently under renovation
New York, NY 10016 USAThe Translational Research Core is currently under renovation
G1 Princeton Business Park, PO Box 183 5 Crescent Ave, Rocky Hill, NJ, 08553 United StatesNexomics Biosciences specializes in gene-to-structure services to aid drug discovery, including protein construct design, protein expression and purification, and protein structure determination using NMR spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, negative staining EM and single-particle cryo-EM. We further specialize in assay development, biophysical characterization of protein-inhibitor interactions, compound/ligand screening, and homology modeling.
24 Prospect AvenueNext Advance provides products that automate mundance tasks, such as rockers, syringes, and gel processors.
17 Black Forest Road Hamilton, NJ, 08691 United StatesWe provide patient-derived xenograft (PDX) models used to evaluate safety and efficacy. we have: Pancreatic Ductal Adenocarcinoma (PDAC) Pancreatic Cancer PDX Collection - in vivo screening for drug efficacy, tumor kinetics and animal survival studies Gastrointestinal (GI) PDX Collection (Esophageal, Gastric, Colorectal and liver cancer models) - histological analysis and SOC studies Lung Cancer, Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC), Small Cell Lung cancer (SCLC) and Mesothelioma PDX Collection - WES - mutational and RNA-seq gene expression analysis for model selection Lymphoma PDX Collection – SOC studies, subcutaneous (SQ) and disseminating implantation studies Bladder Cancer PDX Collection – application of PDX models for immune-oncology Radiation Therapy Core –RT/drug combination studies with combinations of chemotherapies, targeted agents, and immune-oncology drugs with whole body and focal radiation therapy
1300 Walt Whitman Road Melville, NY, 11747 United StatesThe Nikon BioImaging Lab in Lexington, Massachusetts (USA) provides contract research services for microscope-based imaging and analysis to the biotech, pharma, and larger research communities. We are more than a core facility – our full-service capabilities include not only access to cutting-edge microscopy instrumentation and software, but also the services of expert biologists and microscopists, who are available to provide quality cell culture, sample preparation, data acquisition, and data analysis services. Leveraging our expertise in optics, image acquisition, and image analysis, Nikon Instruments is able to offer a wide range of solutions for live cell imaging and quality control in the stem cell and regenerative medicine industry including Contract Imaging Services. All work is charged on a simple per hour basis to ensure accessibility for all types of customers. Unlike other imaging facilities, the Nikon BioImaging Lab offers full-service cell culture capabilities – our experienced staff is equipped to handle cell thawing, maintenance, expansion, differentiation, and other essential operations. Nikon BioImaging Lab is even equipped to handle many higher-level cell culture procedures, such as the generation of stable cell lines. Nikon Instruments Inc. is a world leader in the development and manufacture of optical and digital imaging technology for biomedical applications. With over 100 years of expertise, Nikon provides complete optical systems that offer optimal versatility, performance and productivity. Cutting-edge instruments include microscopes, digital imaging products and software. Nikon Instruments is one of the microscopy and digital imaging arms of Nikon Inc., the world leader in digital imaging, precision optics and photo imaging technology. Nikon microscope systems help to expedite discovery to treatment.
711 Westchester Avenue 2nd Floor White Plains NY 10604, USANippon Kayaku provides functional chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and fine chemicals.
New York, NY United StatesNisso America provides specialty chemicals, pharmaceutical, agri- business and custom manufacturing.
350 Carter Road Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesNJ Bio, Inc. is a CRO/CDMO that provides high-quality integrated chemistry and biology services for ADCs and bioconjugation. We are headquartered in Princeton, NJ, with additional chemistry facilities in Bristol, PA, and Mumbai, India. Our mission is to be a beacon of excellence in contract research, development and manufacturing by providing cutting-edge biopharmaceutical and advanced chemistry services and striving to establish long-lasting collaborations with our clients. We are dedicated to delivering the best quality ADCs by investing in state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure. With years of expertise in bioconjugation and chemical synthesis we can help add value to ADC programs. We provide comprehensive services for development, characterization, optimization and bioanalysis of ADCs. Our synthetic chemistry, bioconjugation, linker design and bioanalytical capabilities can help accelerate ADC programs to become front-line treatments for cancer patients.
675 US Highway 1 Suite B129 North Brunswick, NJ, 08902-3378 United StatesNJ Bio, Inc. is a CRO/CDMO that provides high-quality integrated chemistry and biology services for ADCs and bioconjugation. We are headquartered in Princeton, NJ, with additional chemistry facilities in Bristol, PA, and Mumbai, India. Our mission is to be a beacon of excellence in contract research, development and manufacturing by providing cutting-edge biopharmaceutical and advanced chemistry services and striving to establish long-lasting collaborations with our clients. We are dedicated to delivering the best quality ADCs by investing in state-of-the-art equipment and infrastructure. With years of expertise in bioconjugation and chemical synthesis we can help add value to ADC programs. We provide comprehensive services for development, characterization, optimization and bioanalysis of ADCs. Our synthetic chemistry, bioconjugation, linker design and bioanalytical capabilities can help accelerate ADC programs to become front-line treatments for cancer patients.
One North Broadway, Suite 1012, White Plains, N.Y. 10601, U.S.A.NOF Corporation offers PEGylated compounds, custom PEGylation, and custom synthesis services.
One Broadway, 14th FloorNOKAD provides functional knockout aniamls, functional characterization, mammalian adenoviral overexpression, and antibodies against low antigenic protein.
292 South Clinton Avenue, South Plainfield, NJ, 07080Northeast Services provides cryogenic services, products, and equipment.
79 Middleville Road Northport, NY 11768About the Northport VA Medical Center The Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center is always improving the health of the men and women who have proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the Long Island area of New York.
79 Middleville Road Northport, NY, 11768 United StatesAbout the Northport VA Medical Center The Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center is always improving the health of the men and women who have proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the Long Island area of New York.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY, 11030 United StatesThe Boas Center Biorepository (BCB) at The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research is a facility that process, stores, and distributes human biological specimens for use in medical research. Through the integration of bioinformatics and with the aid of the North Shore Informatics Group (NSIG), The BCB is able to efficiently process and manage large sample sets. Investigators that decide to utilize this facility will have the benefit of obtaining larger datasets which will aid in producing statistically significant data. Investigators who wish to research certain diseases can create a research project and negotiate with the BCB on what services will be needed to best suit the project. The BCB currently processes and manages samples for over twenty different research projects. All subjects that choose to participate in a study are de-identified and assigned an alpha-numeric or numeric identifier (subject ID). The Biorepository will only accept International Review Board (IRB) approved protocols from an investigator or a group of investigators. The BCB currently offers DNA isolation, plasma isolation, Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell (PBMC) isolation, serum isolation, urine collection, sample storage, various human tissue collection, and sample distribution services. All samples that are collected and processed are uniquely bar-coded and link back to a subject ID. All sample data and sample inventory is entered into a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) and stored in a database. The LIMS system was created by and is managed by the NISIG.
19 Partrick Ln Westport, CT, 06880 1832 United StatesNouStarX provides AI-driven evidence intelligence solutions that convert complex scientific and real-world data into structured, traceable, and reusable knowledge. By integrating generative AI with domain expertise, we enable life sciences organizations to accelerate evidence synthesis, improve decision-making, and maintain regulatory-grade transparency across clinical development and market access.
11 Deer Park Drive, Suite 202 Monmouth Junction NJ 8852 USNovatia provides ADME, NMR, LC/MS, software/automation, and consulting.
400 Campus Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 USANovel Laboratories is a full-service pharmaceutical company that develops, manufactures, markets and distributes difficult to develop specialty generics.
Empire State Building 350 Fifth Avenue 37th Floor New York, NY 10118 USANoven Pharmaceuticals is engaged in the research, development, manufacture, marketing and sale of prescription pharmaceutical products.
743 Passaic Avenue Clifton Clifton, NJ, 07012 United StatesNovocraft Technologies specializes in the development of fast and accurate tools for next-generation sequencing (NGS) analysis. Novocraft also offers professional services in bioinformatics, computing in genomics to suit the wide range of applications by pharma, agricultural and healthcare industries. Our latest software is Integrated Precision Medicine Software
288 U.S. 22 Green Brook Township, NJ, 08812 United StatesConsulting company for life science industry.
One Broadway, 14th FloorNovozymes Biopharma offers biopharmaceutical manufacturing products and services.
2265 5th ave 11D NYC, NY, 10037 United StatesNumenos AI, a company dedicated to uncovering the "Unified Theory of Biology." Numenos is built on a first-principles philosophy: that drug discovery should not begin with the narrow study of a single disease, but with the development of tools capable of extracting the fundamental governing laws of human biology. By prioritizing a deep mechanistic understanding of biological "failure modes."
2265 5th ave 11D NYC, New York, 10037 United StatesNumenos AI, a company dedicated to uncovering the "Unified Theory of Biology." Numenos is built on a first-principles philosophy: that drug discovery should not begin with the narrow study of a single disease, but with the development of tools capable of extracting the fundamental governing laws of human biology. By prioritizing a deep mechanistic understanding of biological "failure modes."
70 Carolyn Boulevard Farmingdale, NY, 11735 United StatesTake your brand to the next level by partnering with NutraScience Labs, a trusted vitamin and supplement manufacturer headquartered in Farmingdale, New York, USA. Our team acts as an extension of your business by providing you with best-in-class manufacturing, award-winning graphic design, and convenient fulfillment services so you can focus on what matters most -- growing your business!
2450 Reservoir Avenue Trumbull, Connecticut 06611 USANutriScience Innovations, LLC is a leading supplier of fine quality nutritional and functional food ingredients, with customers spanning the globe.
Kenneth J. Riland Academic Health Care Building, NYIT-Old Westbury, NYExamine fossils and other prehistoric finds in our Paleontological Specimen Preparation Core Facility. Work with the same tools and techniques that top scientists use at major museums and other research institutes. Student access is limited to students participating in related faculty-led research projects. Our facility features: microscribe stations powered by an ultra-quiet, Hydrovane HV02 air compressors fume hood for consolidating fragile and broken specimens color 3-D printer to create virtual models of anatomical specimens
421 1st Avenue, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10010-4086The Bluestone Center for Clinical Research is an academic Contract Research Organization (CRO) located at New York University in the heart of Manhattan. Under one roof, you can take advantage of state-of-the-art equipment and the expertise of our investigators, staff and administrative team. This perfect alignment of space and people fosters a collaborative culture that enhances our translational research mission. Our 8,500 square-foot facility is dedicated to phase I through phase IV dental and medical clinical trials. We conduct biomedical research on pharmaceuticals, devices, health products, and emerging biotechnologies with a focus on oral health. The Bluestone Center is structured to optimize scientifically rigorous clinical research for individual investigators, industry, academic institutions, governmental agencies, and foundations. All of our clinical trials meet the standards of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and follow ethical guidelines.
421 1st Avenue, New York, , NY , 10010 United StatesThe Bluestone Center for Clinical Research is an academic Contract Research Organization (CRO) located at New York University in the heart of Manhattan. Under one roof, you can take advantage of state-of-the-art equipment and the expertise of our investigators, staff and administrative team. This perfect alignment of space and people fosters a collaborative culture that enhances our translational research mission. Our 8,500 square-foot facility is dedicated to phase I through phase IV dental and medical clinical trials. We conduct biomedical research on pharmaceuticals, devices, health products, and emerging biotechnologies with a focus on oral health. The Bluestone Center is structured to optimize scientifically rigorous clinical research for individual investigators, industry, academic institutions, governmental agencies, and foundations. All of our clinical trials meet the standards of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and follow ethical guidelines.
421 1st Avenue, New York, , NY, 10010 United StatesThe Bluestone Center for Clinical Research is an academic Contract Research Organization (CRO) located at New York University in the heart of Manhattan. Under one roof, you can take advantage of state-of-the-art equipment and the expertise of our investigators, staff and administrative team. This perfect alignment of space and people fosters a collaborative culture that enhances our translational research mission. Our 8,500 square-foot facility is dedicated to phase I through phase IV dental and medical clinical trials. We conduct biomedical research on pharmaceuticals, devices, health products, and emerging biotechnologies with a focus on oral health. The Bluestone Center is structured to optimize scientifically rigorous clinical research for individual investigators, industry, academic institutions, governmental agencies, and foundations. All of our clinical trials meet the standards of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and follow ethical guidelines.
530 First Avenue, New York, NY 10016NYU Cancer Institute provides analytical chemistry, biostatistics, flow cytometry, cell sorting, genomics, proteomics, tissue acquisition, tissue banking, and transgenic mouse services.
550 First Avenue New York, NY, 10016 United StatesNYU Langone Medical Center offers its core facilities to support research in various areas of expertise.
3 Miltown Court, PO BOX 1690, Union, NJ 07083 USAO.Berk provides complete packaging solutions for pharmaceutical, beauty, food, industrial and household industries.
New York 845, Third ave. 6th floor, New York, NY, 10022 USAOCT Clinical Trials offers phase I-IV clinical research services such as clinical monitoring, clinical trials, preclinical studies, quality assurance, data management, and regulatory affairs. http://www.oct-clinicaltrials.com/
154 Cold Spring Road Suite 80 Stamford, CT, 06905 United StatesBuilt by researchers for researchers, OdinText’s patented approach does what no other text analytics software does. It goes beyond first generation text mining software, putting your text (“unstructured”) data into context with your related structured data to produce far greater insights.
615 Pennsylvania AvenueOhio Valley Imaging Solutions offers imaging services.
259 Prospect Plains Rd Building H Cranbury, NJ, 08512 3706 United StatesMedical communications and publishing company
C/O Orcom KVB 60 Broad street, suite 3502 New York, NY, 10004 United StatesDeveloping a new therapeutic involves critical decisions made under pressure. As programs move from validated candidates toward the clinic, the quality, relevance, and interpretation of preclinical data become decisive. At this stage, generating data alone is not enough. What matters is whether the evidence supports confident progression toward clinical development. Oncodesign Services supports biopharma and biotechnology teams navigating this complexity through advanced preclinical pharmacology and translational research services. We specialize in preclinical development programs in targeted radiotherapy, oncology, immuno-oncology, and inflammation and autoimmune diseases, with a focus on the translational phase of drug development. In targeted radiotherapy, we support programs from early candidate through IND-enabling studies, addressing challenges including radionuclide supply, biodistribution imaging, dosing strategy, and translational relevance. Our preclinical pharmacology work spans oncology, immuno-oncology, and immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, with studies designed around disease biology, proof of concept, and mechanism of action. Imaging approaches are integrated where appropriate to support longitudinal assessment of pharmacological effects and biodistribution, while model selection and development are tailored to the biological and translational questions driving each study. Experience across preclinical development includes: - 30+ years in preclinical oncology research - 20+ years in preclinical imaging - 10+ years in inflammatory disease research - 10+ years in radiopharmaceutical development Our facilities are AAALAC-accredited, reflecting internationally recognized standards for the humane and responsible use of animals in research.
Monmouth Junction Road South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesOncoPath Genomics is an innovative new company that will strive to provide high-quality gene expression prognostic and predictive services for the personalized medicine arena, which will enable better management of cancer patients.
121 Washington St Fl 1 Morristown, NJ, 07960 United StatesWe connect healthcare practitioners and life science companies to strategic, real-world insights from our world-renowned expert network through live, virtual, and text-based exchanges that drive better decisions and patient outcomes. We have a fully integrated life science solution supporting insights, peer-to-peer, medical communications, training, and medical conferences for commercial, medical, training, sales, marketing, and executive teams.
51 Cragwood Road Suite No. 203 New Jersey, 07080 USAOnyx Scientific is the CDMO division of Ipca Laboratories, offering small molecule drug substance development and manufacturing services. Our MHRA-licensed sites in the UK offer early development of candidate APIs and manufacturing for clinical phases through to commercial supply. Dedicated solid-state and analytical chemistry teams expedite development activities at Onyx but are also available to provide full-service outsourced projects to complement or support your in-house campaigns. With a wealth of early development experience and success, our pragmatic, fit-for-purpose approach focuses on rapid process development and a view to future GMP campaigns. Where required, scale-up through Phase II towards commercial manufacture is retained within the Group.
Octagon 10, Office Center 1719 Route 10, East, Suite 300 Parsippany , NJ, 07054 United StatesAt OPEN Health, we connect visionary minds, pioneering science, and advanced technology to drive real impact. By uniting people, science, and technology, we activate new opportunities for biopharma innovation. Our expertise across medical affairs and market access unlocks faster, smarter routes to market. We are committed to improving patient outcomes worldwide. OPEN Health. The right combination to unlock possibilities. Medical Affairs Our highly skilled medical communications specialists bring data to life, engaging with the healthcare community to unlock behavior change. Patient Engagement We are experts in strategic patient innovation and engagement, building bespoke patient solutions, always through the lens of a patient. HEOR & Market Access We remain at the forefront of HEOR through the development and application of innovative solutions, to unlock better and faster access for patients. Consulting (Acsel Health) Combining deep industry expertise, scientific rigor, and actionable analysis, Acsel Health partners to guide life-changing innovations through their critical stages, from early development through market maturity. To learn more, visit www.openhealthgroup.com.
1155 6th Ave 34th Floor New York, NY, 10036 United StatesAt OPEN Health, we connect visionary minds, pioneering science, and advanced technology to drive real impact. By uniting people, science, and technology, we activate new opportunities for biopharma innovation. Our expertise across medical affairs and market access unlocks faster, smarter routes to market. We are committed to improving patient outcomes worldwide. OPEN Health. The right combination to unlock possibilities. Medical Affairs Our highly skilled medical communications specialists bring data to life, engaging with the healthcare community to unlock behavior change. Patient Engagement We are experts in strategic patient innovation and engagement, building bespoke patient solutions, always through the lens of a patient. HEOR & Market Access We remain at the forefront of HEOR through the development and application of innovative solutions, to unlock better and faster access for patients. Consulting (Acsel Health) Combining deep industry expertise, scientific rigor, and actionable analysis, Acsel Health partners to guide life-changing innovations through their critical stages, from early development through market maturity. To learn more, visit www.openhealthgroup.com.
291 Route 22 East Building 6 Lebanon, NJ, 08833 United StatesOPS Diagnostics LLC works in conjunction with other scientific supply and manufacturing companies to provide practical products and solutions to meet scientists’ common needs. At OPS, we develop effective solutions to sample preparation and storage issues. We specialize in sample preservation and homogenization, including the development of bench- to high throughput processes for end-users. We offer many unique products, including a variety of novel high throughput homogenization items, nucleic acid isolation chemistries, and lyophilization reagents. Founded in 2001, OPS remains wholly-owned by David Burden, President, who attained his Ph. D. in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics from Rutgers University in 1991. A biotechnology consultant and educator in his earlier years, Dr. Burden formed OPS as an outlet for products developed by his consulting firm, BT&C, Inc. Past consulting projects have included product application development, assay development, bio-remediation, and product/process troubleshooting. Firmly grounded in science, we believe that one of our greatest strengths is our ability to understand our customers’ needs. While most of our products have wide-ranging applications, we will make every effort to customize any of our products to meet the diverse demands of the laboratory setting.
291 Route 22 East Building 6 Lebanon, New Jersey, 08833 United StatesOPS Diagnostics LLC works in conjunction with other scientific supply and manufacturing companies to provide practical products and solutions to meet scientists’ common needs. At OPS, we develop effective solutions to sample preparation and storage issues. We specialize in sample preservation and homogenization, including the development of bench- to high throughput processes for end-users. We offer many unique products, including a variety of novel high throughput homogenization items, nucleic acid isolation chemistries, and lyophilization reagents. Founded in 2001, OPS remains wholly-owned by David Burden, President, who attained his Ph. D. in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics from Rutgers University in 1991. A biotechnology consultant and educator in his earlier years, Dr. Burden formed OPS as an outlet for products developed by his consulting firm, BT&C, Inc. Past consulting projects have included product application development, assay development, bio-remediation, and product/process troubleshooting. Firmly grounded in science, we believe that one of our greatest strengths is our ability to understand our customers’ needs. While most of our products have wide-ranging applications, we will make every effort to customize any of our products to meet the diverse demands of the laboratory setting.
Skillman, NJ United StatesOptimum Biotech provides immunoassay, antibody, protein identification and mapping services.
10 E 53rd St Floor 11 New York, NY, 10022 5244 United StatesOrchestra is the operating system for cancer diagnostic workflows allowing for improved RWD collection. We combine proprietary orchestration software with trained human coordination to streamline the diagnostic journey in oncology, from tissue acquisition through molecular results to treatment decision. Orchestra integrates with existing EMR and laboratory infrastructure, working across labs, testing platforms, and clinical protocols without replacing any single vendor. Our platform is engaging with community oncology and health systems in diagnostic workflows.
101 Avenue of the Americas 3rd Fl JLabs/ORDAOS Attn: Victor Bustos New York, NY, 10013 United StatesOrdaos is creating the next generation of more effective cancer and anti-viral therapeutics 30x faster than has ever been possible with its generative AI mini-protein design engine.
855 NY-301, Cold Spring, NY 10516OFAS is dedicated to biomedical research that prevents, halts, or reverses those disorders that decrease the quality or length of life.
32 Croydon RoadOsenses supplies primary antibodies and peptides.
110 E 25th St New York, NY, 10010 2913 United StatesOwkin is an agentic AI company on a mission to explore complex biology to speed up and scale research for the creation of new treatments and diagnostics for patients. Owkin K, our AI co-pilot combines unparalleled access to multimodal data, cutting-edge AI to quantify biology and pioneering agentic AI to achieve Biological Artificial Superintelligence in the future.
291 US-22 Lebanon, NJ, 08833 United StatesPace® Life Sciences is an integrated CDMO, GMP laboratory, and pharma services partner supporting pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical device, and advanced therapy programs from development through commercialization. Our U.S. network combines scientific expertise, regulated laboratory infrastructure, clinical supply support, and operational services to help clients advance programs, maintain compliance, and support critical lab and manufacturing environments. Core capabilities include: -CMC development, preformulation, formulation, process development, and clinical trial materials support -GMP analytical testing, method development and validation, release testing, stability, microbiology, and product characterization -Support for small molecules, biologics, gene therapies, oligonucleotides, RNA, ADCs, combination products, medical devices, and complex drug products -Regulatory consulting, GxP consulting, quality systems support, and compliance readiness -Pharma services including technical field services, instrumentation support, facility qualification, lab relocation, cleanroom support, and scientific/regulatory staffing
291 US-22 Lebanon, New Jersey, 08833 United StatesPace® Life Sciences is an integrated CDMO, GMP laboratory, and pharma services partner supporting pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, medical device, and advanced therapy programs from development through commercialization. Our U.S. network combines scientific expertise, regulated laboratory infrastructure, clinical supply support, and operational services to help clients advance programs, maintain compliance, and support critical lab and manufacturing environments. Core capabilities include: -CMC development, preformulation, formulation, process development, and clinical trial materials support -GMP analytical testing, method development and validation, release testing, stability, microbiology, and product characterization -Support for small molecules, biologics, gene therapies, oligonucleotides, RNA, ADCs, combination products, medical devices, and complex drug products -Regulatory consulting, GxP consulting, quality systems support, and compliance readiness -Pharma services including technical field services, instrumentation support, facility qualification, lab relocation, cleanroom support, and scientific/regulatory staffing
One Pace Plaza New York, , NY , 10038 United StatesWelcome to The Haskins Laboratories, a scientific research center of Dyson College of Arts and Sciences located on Pace University’s New York City campus. The laboratory is dedicated to exchanging ideas, fostering collaborations and forging partnerships across the sciences. It produces ground breaking research that enhances our understanding of parasitic disease and reveals new ways to improve human health across the world. Our students carry out research under the guidance of faculty advisors and regularly present their work at national and international conferences. These students upon graduation pursue careers in medicine, dentistry or continue on to graduate school. The program is linked solidly to the university’s Chemistry and Biology Departments, with joint research projects involving students, faculty and laboratory staff. The Laboratories provide a valuable educational component for science majors. Our scope of research has broadened, especially over the past decade. The Laboratory has received international recognition for developing a new area of research in parasitic protozoa - the biochemistry and pharmacologic importance of a class of compounds called polyamines. Its long and illustrious history in molecular and biochemical parasitology continues today, with the ultimate goal of developing new and safer antimicrobial compounds. Today’s research projects are centered on East African Trypanosomes; the opportunistic parasites, Cryptosporidium parvum and Microsporidia; and the sexually transmitted parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. The common theme is exploring new chemotherapeutic strategies for these diverse parasites in the polyamine biosynthetic pathway. We are also exploring new aspects of polyamine metabolism in other parasitic protozoa: the venereal parasite Trichomonas, and the AIDS-associated Cryptosporidium and Microsporidia. Other areas of increasing research interest include: chemosensory reception in protozoa, the ecology of lower New York harbor, East and Hudson rivers, and development of roof gardens in the urban environment. Our studies have been funded by grants from DNDi, NIH, NSF, WHO and private foundations, as well as through collaborations with established and newly founded pharmaceutical firms including Scynexis LLC., Genzyme, and Fraunhoffer LLC.
One Pace Plaza New York, NY 10038Welcome to The Haskins Laboratories, a scientific research center of Dyson College of Arts and Sciences located on Pace University’s New York City campus. The laboratory is dedicated to exchanging ideas, fostering collaborations and forging partnerships across the sciences. It produces ground breaking research that enhances our understanding of parasitic disease and reveals new ways to improve human health across the world. Our students carry out research under the guidance of faculty advisors and regularly present their work at national and international conferences. These students upon graduation pursue careers in medicine, dentistry or continue on to graduate school. The program is linked solidly to the university’s Chemistry and Biology Departments, with joint research projects involving students, faculty and laboratory staff. The Laboratories provide a valuable educational component for science majors. Our scope of research has broadened, especially over the past decade. The Laboratory has received international recognition for developing a new area of research in parasitic protozoa - the biochemistry and pharmacologic importance of a class of compounds called polyamines. Its long and illustrious history in molecular and biochemical parasitology continues today, with the ultimate goal of developing new and safer antimicrobial compounds. Today’s research projects are centered on East African Trypanosomes; the opportunistic parasites, Cryptosporidium parvum and Microsporidia; and the sexually transmitted parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. The common theme is exploring new chemotherapeutic strategies for these diverse parasites in the polyamine biosynthetic pathway. We are also exploring new aspects of polyamine metabolism in other parasitic protozoa: the venereal parasite Trichomonas, and the AIDS-associated Cryptosporidium and Microsporidia. Other areas of increasing research interest include: chemosensory reception in protozoa, the ecology of lower New York harbor, East and Hudson rivers, and development of roof gardens in the urban environment. Our studies have been funded by grants from DNDi, NIH, NSF, WHO and private foundations, as well as through collaborations with established and newly founded pharmaceutical firms including Scynexis LLC., Genzyme, and Fraunhoffer LLC.
One Pace Plaza New York, , NY, 10038 United StatesWelcome to The Haskins Laboratories, a scientific research center of Dyson College of Arts and Sciences located on Pace University’s New York City campus. The laboratory is dedicated to exchanging ideas, fostering collaborations and forging partnerships across the sciences. It produces ground breaking research that enhances our understanding of parasitic disease and reveals new ways to improve human health across the world. Our students carry out research under the guidance of faculty advisors and regularly present their work at national and international conferences. These students upon graduation pursue careers in medicine, dentistry or continue on to graduate school. The program is linked solidly to the university’s Chemistry and Biology Departments, with joint research projects involving students, faculty and laboratory staff. The Laboratories provide a valuable educational component for science majors. Our scope of research has broadened, especially over the past decade. The Laboratory has received international recognition for developing a new area of research in parasitic protozoa - the biochemistry and pharmacologic importance of a class of compounds called polyamines. Its long and illustrious history in molecular and biochemical parasitology continues today, with the ultimate goal of developing new and safer antimicrobial compounds. Today’s research projects are centered on East African Trypanosomes; the opportunistic parasites, Cryptosporidium parvum and Microsporidia; and the sexually transmitted parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. The common theme is exploring new chemotherapeutic strategies for these diverse parasites in the polyamine biosynthetic pathway. We are also exploring new aspects of polyamine metabolism in other parasitic protozoa: the venereal parasite Trichomonas, and the AIDS-associated Cryptosporidium and Microsporidia. Other areas of increasing research interest include: chemosensory reception in protozoa, the ecology of lower New York harbor, East and Hudson rivers, and development of roof gardens in the urban environment. Our studies have been funded by grants from DNDi, NIH, NSF, WHO and private foundations, as well as through collaborations with established and newly founded pharmaceutical firms including Scynexis LLC., Genzyme, and Fraunhoffer LLC.
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ United StatesPacira Pharmaceuticals is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development, commercialization and manufacture of new pharmaceutical products.
5 Sylvan Way Parsippany, NJ 07054 USAPacira Pharmaceuticals is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the development, commercialization and manufacture of new pharmaceutical products.
Newark, NJ, USAPaden Noble Consulting provides social media analytics, pharmaceutical database and software development, and IT consulting.
11 Times Square new york, NY, 10036 United States
Manhattan, NY, USAPaladin Scientific offers crystallography services.
25 Harbor Park DrivePall Corporation offers consultation, microbiological contamination analysis, filtration and chromatography products and services.
Port Washington, NY United StatesPall Corporation offers consultation, microbiological contamination analysis, filtration and chromatography products and services.
150 Morristown Road Bernardsville, NJ, 07924 United StatesAt PanOptica, our aim is to develop new ocular therapies that help patients see their very best throughout their lives.
119 Watersedge Drive, Toms River, New Jersey, 08753 USAParabolic Drugs Limited provides integrated R&D support that covers literature search, custom synthesis, scale up for preclinical / clinical research and commercial manufacturing of API and Intermediates.
New Rochelle, NY United StatesParchem fine & specialty chemicals is the leading global distributor of specialty chemicals. Our innovative expertise is personified by the Sales department which provides superior service in personal care, nutrition, coatings, pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals.
415 Huguenot Street New Rochelle, New York 10801 USAParchem fine & specialty chemicals is the leading global distributor of specialty chemicals. Our innovative expertise is personified by the Sales department which provides superior service in personal care, nutrition, coatings, pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals.
433 Hackensack Ave, 10th FloorAt Parexel, speeding life-changing medicines to market begins by engaging patients With Heart™ With more than 24,000 life science professionals in 49 countries across six continents, Parexel’s people are the engine that drives clinical trial delivery, outcomes, and new medicines forward. We have made significant investment in our operations infrastructure to ensure consistent, predictable delivery all around the world as clinical research complexity continues to rise. Our trial execution framework integrates the latest innovations to efficiently manage increased research complexity, reach more patients while driving faster results for our customers and better outcomes for patients. And around the world, we’re investing today to develop a talent pool ready to deliver your next big breakthrough. The integration of clinical operations excellence and unparalleled regulatory consulting strength gives us an advantage when tackling the most complex trials in oncology, cell and gene therapies, rare diseases, and central nervous system disorders. We have a proven track record of strong performance in these areas, along with immunology, inflammation, and many more. We apply clinical operations and regulatory expertise to design clinical trials that help life-saving medicines reach patients sooner. From Phase I to Phase IV, global life sciences professionals work in partnership with biopharmaceutical sponsors to create trial experiences that are easier for patients to participate in and can serve as a viable care option for patients across a range of disease areas. Our depth of industry knowledge and strong track record gained over the past 40 years is moving the industry forward and advancing clinical research in healthcare’s most complex areas while our innovation ecosystem offers solutions throughout the product lifecycle – optimising data quality, creating better clinical trial experiences, and improving operational efficiencies – with the goal of driving better results for our customers and outcomes for patients. With the people, insight, and operational excellence to support a thriving R&D community, Parexel works With HeartTM to treat patients with dignity and learn from their experiences, so every trial makes a difference. In 2021, Parexel was acquired by EQT and Goldman Sachs Asset Management. We are headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, and employ 20,815 professionals in 49 countries. We are united by a core value that we believe influences every aspect of our work: We Care. We care about our people, our customers, our sites, and our partners.
109 Lafayette Street, Suite 304, New York, New York 10013-4138 USAParkway Scientific provides custom synthesis services as well as process development services.
New York, NY United StatesParkway Scientific provides custom synthesis services as well as process development services.
6 Ram Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977We develop, manufacture and distribute quality generic pharmaceuticals across a wide range of therapeutic areas. A subsidiary of Par Pharmaceutical company an Endo International company.
6 Ram Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge, NY, 10977 United StatesWe develop, manufacture and distribute quality generic pharmaceuticals across a wide range of therapeutic areas. A subsidiary of Par Pharmaceutical company an Endo International company.
100 Valley Road Suite 204We are PDS Pathology Data Systems Ltd., the company and people behind PathData®, ToxData® and ReproData®.
105 Melrich Road South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08512 United StatesPaulaur offers custom manufacturing services for the food, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries, ranging from concept development and feasibility to product manufacturing and processing services in addition to supplying sugar spheres and homeopathic lactose pellets.
240 HQ Plaza Morristown, NJ, 07960 United StatesFor more than a decade, Payer Sciences has transformed market access from an undervalued afterthought to a data-driven sphere of influence.
131 Ethel Road West, Suite 6 Piscataway NJ 08854-5900PBL Assay Science provides a full suite of CRO services and is a premier provider of high sensitivity ELISA kits and novel reagents. PBL Assay Sciences services menu includes ultra-sensitive immunoassay sample testing, custom assay development and production, screening and cell-based assays, and characterization of novel proteins or antibodies. PBL specializes in delivering exceptional services and products to scientists around the world.
PBL Assay Science 131 Ethel Road West, Suite 6 Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesPBL Assay Science provides a full suite of CRO services and is a premier provider of high sensitivity ELISA kits and novel reagents. PBL Assay Sciences services menu includes ultra-sensitive immunoassay sample testing, custom assay development and production, screening and cell-based assays, and characterization of novel proteins or antibodies. PBL specializes in delivering exceptional services and products to scientists around the world.
100 Valley Road, Suite 204 Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856 USAPDS Life Sciences provides the all-encompassing services to get your preclinical data SEND-ready. PDS aggregates and translates data to produce SEND export files, including the Study Data Reviewer's Guide as recommended by the FDA.
401 N. Middletown Rd. Pearl River, NY, 10965 United StatesPearl River Laboratories is a partnering research organization with decades of expertise and experience in conjugated biologics. We develop robust, scalable and fit-for-purpose processes, characterization and GMP-analytics, enabling clinical trials and registration of your biologic products. By understanding the chemistry of your assets, we will help to address any development issues upfront, enabling a smoother, more seamless production process.
401 N. Middletown Rd. Pearl River, New York, 10965 United StatesPearl River Laboratories is a partnering research organization with decades of expertise and experience in conjugated biologics. We develop robust, scalable and fit-for-purpose processes, characterization and GMP-analytics, enabling clinical trials and registration of your biologic products. By understanding the chemistry of your assets, we will help to address any development issues upfront, enabling a smoother, more seamless production process.
1615 9th Avenue Bohemia, NY, 11716 United StatesPedneault Associates, Inc. is an approved testing laboratory, certified by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) under the NYS - Environmental Laboratory Approval Program (ELAP). Modern diagnostic and monitoring instrumentation, in conjunction with our competent and professional staff, ensure our clients that they are receiving the most reliable and accurate data possible. All methodology performed by Pedneault Associates, Inc. complies with EPA, NIOSH, NYSDEC, NYSDOH, USDA, and/or additional relevant certified criteria as established by environmental regulations. Pedneault Associates, Inc. is committed to the continuing development of its resources in the interest of applying the most modern technologies to our client's analytical challenges and ensuring reliable data results. Utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and with our highly trained personnel, Pedneault Associates, Inc. strives in generating the highest quality data available for the needs of our clients. Rigorous Quality Assurance/Quality Control procedures are performed in conjunction with every sample analysis carried out by this facility.
1719 Route 10 East, Suite 300 Parsippany, NJ 07054 OUR TEAM Peloton Advantage supports each client partner with an account team experienced in publication planning, a medical team with specific therapeutic expertise, and a seasoned project management team dedicated to flawless execution. Experience building winning teams Dedicated team members Consistency maintained through low staff turnover PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE All Peloton Advantage medical team members have advanced degrees in health/life sciences and provide scientific knowledge, clinical perspective, writing expertise, and industry experience. Our medical team interacts with client medical personnel and clinical thought leaders to effectively disseminate data with communications grounded in science. Our medical expertise spans all major therapeutic areas and all phases of product development: Allergy Cardiovascular Disease Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Hematology Immunology / Transplantation Infectious Disease Neurology Oncology Pain / Inflammation Pediatrics / Neonatology Psychiatry Rare Diseases Respiratory Disease Rheumatology Surgery Urology Women's Health PELOTON ADVANTAGE, LLC is a privately owned medical communications company specializing in strategic publication planning and associated content development for medical education programs. While establishing our industry leadership position over the last decade, we have received several awards for our successful growth from NJBIZ, New Jersey Business, and Inc. magazines and now employ more than 80 of the top professionals in medical communications. Our teams support US and global accounts for large and small pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies, contributing to the success of more than 50 products spanning all major therapeutic areas.
1719 Route 10 East, Suite 300 Parsippany, , NJ , 07054 United States OUR TEAM Peloton Advantage supports each client partner with an account team experienced in publication planning, a medical team with specific therapeutic expertise, and a seasoned project management team dedicated to flawless execution. Experience building winning teams Dedicated team members Consistency maintained through low staff turnover PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE All Peloton Advantage medical team members have advanced degrees in health/life sciences and provide scientific knowledge, clinical perspective, writing expertise, and industry experience. Our medical team interacts with client medical personnel and clinical thought leaders to effectively disseminate data with communications grounded in science. Our medical expertise spans all major therapeutic areas and all phases of product development: Allergy Cardiovascular Disease Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Hematology Immunology / Transplantation Infectious Disease Neurology Oncology Pain / Inflammation Pediatrics / Neonatology Psychiatry Rare Diseases Respiratory Disease Rheumatology Surgery Urology Women's Health PELOTON ADVANTAGE, LLC is a privately owned medical communications company specializing in strategic publication planning and associated content development for medical education programs. While establishing our industry leadership position over the last decade, we have received several awards for our successful growth from NJBIZ, New Jersey Business, and Inc. magazines and now employ more than 80 of the top professionals in medical communications. Our teams support US and global accounts for large and small pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies, contributing to the success of more than 50 products spanning all major therapeutic areas.
1719 Route 10 East, Suite 300 Parsippany, , NJ, 07054 United States OUR TEAM Peloton Advantage supports each client partner with an account team experienced in publication planning, a medical team with specific therapeutic expertise, and a seasoned project management team dedicated to flawless execution. Experience building winning teams Dedicated team members Consistency maintained through low staff turnover PRODUCTS AND SERVICES SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE All Peloton Advantage medical team members have advanced degrees in health/life sciences and provide scientific knowledge, clinical perspective, writing expertise, and industry experience. Our medical team interacts with client medical personnel and clinical thought leaders to effectively disseminate data with communications grounded in science. Our medical expertise spans all major therapeutic areas and all phases of product development: Allergy Cardiovascular Disease Dermatology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Hematology Immunology / Transplantation Infectious Disease Neurology Oncology Pain / Inflammation Pediatrics / Neonatology Psychiatry Rare Diseases Respiratory Disease Rheumatology Surgery Urology Women's Health PELOTON ADVANTAGE, LLC is a privately owned medical communications company specializing in strategic publication planning and associated content development for medical education programs. While establishing our industry leadership position over the last decade, we have received several awards for our successful growth from NJBIZ, New Jersey Business, and Inc. magazines and now employ more than 80 of the top professionals in medical communications. Our teams support US and global accounts for large and small pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies, contributing to the success of more than 50 products spanning all major therapeutic areas.
50 Okner Parkway Livingston, NJ 07039-1604 USAPenta Manufacturing Company
195 West StreetPerceptive Informatics offers their expertise in oncology, neurology, and cardiovascular imaging services.
P.O. Box 147 145 South Main St. Hightstown NJ 08520-3341 USAPerritt Laboratories offers microbiological testing and custom assay services.
235 East 42nd StreetPfizer CentreSource (PCS) is a leading supplier of steroid products and a pharmaceutical contract manufacturer that offers a range of GMP compliant outsourcing services to meet your pharmaceutical production requirements.
50 Cragwood Road, Suite 103 South Plainfield, NJ 07080 USAPGS PharmaServ is a pharmaceutical consulting company providing services in Regulatory Affairs, Quality, Clinical and Non-clinical developments including Statistics, and Pharmacokinetics including bioequivalence.
1645 Jericho Turnpike Suite 102 New Hyde Park , NY, 11040 United StatesPharmaceutical wholesaler for the R&D community...we are experts in procuring drugs from the USA and EX -USA as well....over 25 years in the business....
1645 Jericho Turnpike Suite 101 New Hyde Park , NY, 11040 United StatesPharmaceutical wholesaler for the R&D community...we are experts in procuring drugs from the USA and EX -USA as well....over 25 years in the business....
Suite 202 1129 Bloomfield Avenue West Caldwell, NJ 07006 USAPharmaceutical Development Services (PDS) provides consulting and regulatory services for the pharmaceutical industry.
Montgomery, NJ United StatesPharmaceutical Technologies International provides training programs for solid dosage formulations as well as management tools for pharmaceutical scientists.
22 Durham Road, Skillman, New Jersey 08558 USAPharmaceutical Technologies International provides training programs for solid dosage formulations as well as management tools for pharmaceutical scientists.
100 Overlook Center, FL2 Princeton, NEW JERSEY, 08540 United StatesPharmaNest provides Digital Pathology and AI services for the quantification of Fibrosis and Inflammation from conventional stained slides. Services are delivered worldwide via the cloud.
100 Overlook Center, FL2 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesPharmaNest provides Digital Pathology and AI services for the quantification of Fibrosis and Inflammation from conventional stained slides. Services are delivered worldwide via the cloud.
100 Overlook Center, FL2 FL2 Princeton, NEW JERSEY, 08540 United StatesPharmaNest provides Digital Pathology and AI services for the quantification of Fibrosis and Inflammation from conventional stained slides. Services are delivered worldwide via the cloud.
100 Overlook Center, FL2 FL2 Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesPharmaNest provides Digital Pathology and AI services for the quantification of Fibrosis and Inflammation from conventional stained slides. Services are delivered worldwide via the cloud.
11 Deer Park Drive, Suite 201 Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852PharmaOn provides product development, nutritional testing, quality control analysis, and natural product testing.
58 Vale Road, Brookfield, CT 06804 USAPHARMCO-AAPER is a manufacturer of Pure and Denatured Ethanol, High Purity Chemicals and Sterile Solvents.
100 South Bedford Road Suite 340 Mt. Kisco, NY, 10549 United StatesPhase Clinical is an innovative biospecimen and clinical trial service provider, specializing in a broad global network of oncology sites and in-house scientific expertise to tackle *custom prospective projects* at competitive prices. *Study Protocol Development* We work with you to plan and document how the trial should be conducted, including objectives, methodology, analysis, patient enrollment, and provisions for data quality and integrity. Our patient availability data gives sponsors information up front for planning and conduct. Phase Clinical Services provides expertise in adaptive clinical trial protocol development. *Site Recruitment* Sponsors gain exclusive access to our network of sites strategically selected for: Strong oncology focus at hospital oncology centers or departments Doctors and staff qualified and eager to participate in Phase 0-II oncology research Available oncology patient pools and organized patient data Full compliance with FDA and EMA standards Access to advanced equipment and technology Untapped capacity for research participation due to unsaturated markets for clinical trials *IRB Approval & Amendments* Phase Clinical Services can expedite approval as quickly as one month when working through our network. We facilitate and expedite the IRB amendment process. *Patient Recruitment* Sponsors gain access to over 50,000 oncology patients per year, already identified as available in our network. *Staff Training* We minimize sponsor needs for training and oversight. Our local teams interact directly with staff to ensure protocols are implemented correctly. *Data Management and Biostatistics* Sponsors can realize significant cost efficiencies with clinical data management services, which provide high data quality, data integration and availability. Our full-service model provides the flexibility, agility, and speed you need for cancer drug and device development, so you can deliver more effective therapies to doctors and patients.
65 Broadway New York, NY, 10006 United StatesPhoenixBio offers high quality pre-clinical CRO services with the PXB-mouse® model (PhoenixBio proprietary human liver chimeric mice)
400 Plaza Drive 4th Floor Secaucus, NJ, 07094 United StatesWe’re a laboratory company founded in 2016 by scientists with the goal of improving human health through genomics and diagnostics. Our lab in Secaucus, NJ is nationally CLIA and CAP accredited in all 50 states. Since receiving our EUA on June 4, we’ve been applying our complex laboratory techniques and clinical expertise to Covid-19 RT-qPCR testing to help organizations and patients safely navigate the pandemic. We manage the process end-to-end from sample collection to communication with our patients and providers.
1140 Broadway 12th Floor, Suite 1203 New York, NY, 10001 United StatesWe’re a laboratory company founded in 2016 by scientists with the goal of improving human health through genomics and diagnostics. Our lab in Secaucus, NJ is nationally CLIA and CAP accredited in all 50 states. Since receiving our EUA on June 4, we’ve been applying our complex laboratory techniques and clinical expertise to Covid-19 RT-qPCR testing to help organizations and patients safely navigate the pandemic. We manage the process end-to-end from sample collection to communication with our patients and providers.
1140 Broadway 11th Floor New York, NY, 10001 United StatesWe’re a laboratory company founded in 2016 by scientists with the goal of improving human health through genomics and diagnostics. Our lab in Secaucus, NJ is nationally CLIA and CAP accredited in all 50 states. Since receiving our EUA on June 4, we’ve been applying our complex laboratory techniques and clinical expertise to Covid-19 RT-qPCR testing to help organizations and patients safely navigate the pandemic. We manage the process end-to-end from sample collection to communication with our patients and providers.
400 Plaza Drive 1140 Broadway 12th Floor, Suite 1203, NY, 10001 United StatesWe’re a laboratory company founded in 2016 by scientists with the goal of improving human health through genomics and diagnostics. Our lab in Secaucus, NJ is nationally CLIA and CAP accredited in all 50 states. Since receiving our EUA on June 4, we’ve been applying our complex laboratory techniques and clinical expertise to Covid-19 RT-qPCR testing to help organizations and patients safely navigate the pandemic. We manage the process end-to-end from sample collection to communication with our patients and providers.
39 Rose St. Danbury,Planta Analytica offers purification, isolation, fractionation, identification, and extraction services. The company was founded with a focus on development of nutraceutical products and has expanded over the years to service the agrochemical, pharmaceutical, and polymers markets.
461 Danbury Rd. Suite 10 New Milford, CT, 06776 United StatesPlanta Analytica offers purification, isolation, fractionation, identification, and extraction services. The company was founded with a focus on development of nutraceutical products and has expanded over the years to service the agrochemical, pharmaceutical, and polymers markets.
200 Hicks Street Westbury, NY 11590PL Developments (PLD) offers manufacturing, packaging, and distribution of Over-The-Counter (OTC) pharmaceutical products.
1351 Washington Blvd, Ste 602 Stamford, CT, 06902 United StatesSpecializing in SOP writing
10 W 65th St 3L New York, NY, 10023 United StatesPocketPatientMD is capturing real-time insights through its digital health and electronic medical record platform that connects all stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem, from patients and providers to Ministries of Health, online and offline. This enables real-time data aggregation and analysis to improve cost and quality of care. PocketPatientMD is active in 160+ countries and 50+ languages with users and partners ranging from individual doctors and rural clinics to international organizations and Ministries of Health. PocketPatientMD has its greatest presence across the Global South, including sub-Saharan Africa, LATAM and the Caribbean, Oceania, and Asia. Countries included where we have engagement: Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, American Samoa, Angola, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Aruba, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belize, Benin, Bermuda, Bhutan, Bolivia, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Colombia, Comoros, Republic of the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Costa Rica, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Fiji, Gabon, The Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Guatemala, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Marshall Islands, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mexico, Federated States of Micronesia, Mongolia, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, New Caledonia, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, Niue, Pakistan, Palau, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, Sao Tome and Principe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Suriname, Eswatini, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Timor-Leste, Togo, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Tuvalu, Uganda, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe
1150 Dumont AvenuePO Laboratories (PO-Labs) offers GC-MS, GC-MS-MS, HPLC of small molecules in biological samples, HPLC testing of peptides, RNA and DNA, stability testing, raw material testing, Impurity profiling, photostability, melting point, osmolality, surface tension, refractive index testing, and microscopy imaging and other.
Cortlandt Manor, NY, 10567 United StatesPolymedco provides clinical laboratory products, test kits, and non-invasive colorectal cancer screening technology.
510 Furnace Dock Rd Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567Polymedco provides clinical laboratory products, test kits, and non-invasive colorectal cancer screening technology.
400 Valley RoadPolysciences offers custom synthesis and contract manufacturing services.
Melville, NY United StatesPopulation Diagnostics offers population diagnostics, personalized medicine tests, and genetic testing for diseases.
105 Maxess Road, Suite 124-S Melville NY 11747 USAPopulation Diagnostics offers population diagnostics, personalized medicine tests, and genetic testing for diseases.
943 Holmdel Rd Holmdel, NJ, 07733 United StatesPorterhouse Medical is a healthcare communications agency serving global and US markets and specializing in medical communications and scientific publications. With offices across the UK and in the US, our teams of carefully selected medical and scientific writers, account managers, strategists, research specialists and creatives work closely together to deliver imaginative and intelligent omnichannel communications for a growing number of global pharmaceutical, biopharma and diagnostic client partners. Porterhouse is part of SCIRIS, a global family of agencies delivering exceptional healthcare communications and consultancy services across all phases of development and commercialization.
391a Pound Ridge RoadPorter Pharmaceutical Services offers pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic analysis, toxicokinetics, clinical/preclinical development, and regulatory services.
6 Cedar Brook Dr Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesPorton Advanced is a leading cell and gene therapy CDMO based in Cranbury, New Jersey. We boast a strong track record, having assisted our clients in obtaining 18 global IND approvals. Porton Advanced specializes in high-quality CRO (research grade) and CDMO (GMP-like, GMP grade) services, including: ▪ Cell Therapy Solutions: In-vivo CAR-T, Ex- vivo CAR-T, UCAR-T, γδ T, TCR-T, TIL, Gene-editing T cells, NK, MSC, iPSC, HSC, RBC, and more ▪ Cell/Gene Therapy CMC Services for Investigator-initiated Trial (IIT), IND submissions, Phase I/II, Phase III, BLA, and commercial-scale production. ▪ Vector Design/Cloning and Plasmid Production ▪ Lentivirus Packaging (4 plasmid system, 3rd generation VSV-G pseudotype lentivirus packaging, suspension system - HEK293T, serum-free, and animal component free) ▪ LNP formulation & IVT mRNA, circRNA, and saRNA production (110 nt PolyA, capping, nucleotide modifications) ▪ Oncolytic Virus Production ▪ Stable Cell Line Engineering (Overexpression cell lines, shRNA knockdown cell lines, CRISPR cell lines - knock-in, knockout, point mutations) ▪ Gene Editing (CRISPR-Cas9, Gene editing schemes, sgRNA and Donor DNA design, gene editing system delivery, gene editing efficiency validation) ▪ And other services tailored to your needs
8 Clarke Drive Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesPorton Advanced is a leading cell and gene therapy CDMO based in Cranbury, New Jersey. We boast a strong track record, having assisted our clients in obtaining 18 global IND approvals. Porton Advanced specializes in high-quality CRO (research grade) and CDMO (GMP-like, GMP grade) services, including: ▪ Cell Therapy Solutions: In-vivo CAR-T, Ex- vivo CAR-T, UCAR-T, γδ T, TCR-T, TIL, Gene-editing T cells, NK, MSC, iPSC, HSC, RBC, and more ▪ Cell/Gene Therapy CMC Services for Investigator-initiated Trial (IIT), IND submissions, Phase I/II, Phase III, BLA, and commercial-scale production. ▪ Vector Design/Cloning and Plasmid Production ▪ Lentivirus Packaging (4 plasmid system, 3rd generation VSV-G pseudotype lentivirus packaging, suspension system - HEK293T, serum-free, and animal component free) ▪ LNP formulation & IVT mRNA, circRNA, and saRNA production (110 nt PolyA, capping, nucleotide modifications) ▪ Oncolytic Virus Production ▪ Stable Cell Line Engineering (Overexpression cell lines, shRNA knockdown cell lines, CRISPR cell lines - knock-in, knockout, point mutations) ▪ Gene Editing (CRISPR-Cas9, Gene editing schemes, sgRNA and Donor DNA design, gene editing system delivery, gene editing efficiency validation) ▪ And other services tailored to your needs
8 Clarke Drive Cranbury, NJ, NJ, 08512 United StatesPorton Advanced is a leading cell and gene therapy CDMO based in Cranbury, New Jersey. We boast a strong track record, having assisted our clients in obtaining 18 global IND approvals. Porton Advanced specializes in high-quality CRO (research grade) and CDMO (GMP-like, GMP grade) services, including: ▪ Cell Therapy Solutions: In-vivo CAR-T, Ex- vivo CAR-T, UCAR-T, γδ T, TCR-T, TIL, Gene-editing T cells, NK, MSC, iPSC, HSC, RBC, and more ▪ Cell/Gene Therapy CMC Services for Investigator-initiated Trial (IIT), IND submissions, Phase I/II, Phase III, BLA, and commercial-scale production. ▪ Vector Design/Cloning and Plasmid Production ▪ Lentivirus Packaging (4 plasmid system, 3rd generation VSV-G pseudotype lentivirus packaging, suspension system - HEK293T, serum-free, and animal component free) ▪ LNP formulation & IVT mRNA, circRNA, and saRNA production (110 nt PolyA, capping, nucleotide modifications) ▪ Oncolytic Virus Production ▪ Stable Cell Line Engineering (Overexpression cell lines, shRNA knockdown cell lines, CRISPR cell lines - knock-in, knockout, point mutations) ▪ Gene Editing (CRISPR-Cas9, Gene editing schemes, sgRNA and Donor DNA design, gene editing system delivery, gene editing efficiency validation) ▪ And other services tailored to your needs
122 East 42nd Street New York, NY, USA 10168Poseidon Sciences’ primary goal is the discovery of biochemicals and environmentally-friendly technologies with important applications to human existence. We also provide consulting services in the areas of coating, insect repellent and dermatological research; the promotion of new technologies for licensing, and regulatory support for chemical and biochemical products.
New York, NY United StatesPoseidon Sciences’ primary goal is the discovery of biochemicals and environmentally-friendly technologies with important applications to human existence. We also provide consulting services in the areas of coating, insect repellent and dermatological research; the promotion of new technologies for licensing, and regulatory support for chemical and biochemical products.
Danbury, CT United StatesPraxair offers gases for the support and application of lyophilization, cryopreservation, and fermentation services.
39 Old Ridgebury RoadPraxair offers gases for the support and application of lyophilization, cryopreservation, and fermentation services.
Four Landmark Square, Penthouse Stamford, CT 06901Precision for Medicine is a global CRO with integrated specialty and central lab services, purpose-built for the complexities of modern drug development. Our model unites clinical trial execution, advanced laboratory capabilities, and data intelligence to accelerate breakthroughs from concept to commercialization. At the heart of this continuum are our ethically sourced, clinically annotated biospecimens—the critical entry point for discovery. With thousands of IRB-approved samples, Precision offers researchers access to a diverse and deeply characterized inventory of samples. Human Biological Samples: • Tissue: Over 3 million FFPE blocks and fresh or frozen tissues from healthy and diseased subjects, all pathologist-verified and ready for downstream applications like RNAseq, IHC, and molecular profiling. • Blood and Biofluids: Whole blood, plasma, serum, CSF, saliva, urine, and other biofluids collected from healthy and diseased subjects, including both clinically consented and remnant samples. • Viable Cells and Liquid Biopsy Kits: Including PBMCs, BMMCs, and dissociated tumor cells, with full kitting, logistics, and profiling services. • Matched Tissue and Blood Sets: Fresh, frozen, and FFPE tumor tissues paired with plasma, serum, or whole blood from the same subject, enabling integrated omics research, biomarker correlation, and immuno-oncology studies. • Custom Prospective Collections: Tailored to your research protocols, including rare disease cohorts, longitudinal samples, and fresh tissue for immune profiling, supported by Precision’s global clinical network. Lab Services Include: • Flow Cytometry & Cell-Based Assays: High-parameter flow cytometry, Immune cell profiling and functional assays, Rare cell detection and sorting • Genomics & Molecular Biology: qPCR, ddPCR, and NGS-based assays, Gene expression and mutation analysis, Epigenetic profiling • Proteomics & Biomarker Analysis: ELISA, multiplex immunoassays (Luminex, MSD), Western blotting and protein quantification, Custom biomarker development and validation • Immunology & Immuno-Oncology: Cytokine and chemokine profiling, T-cell activation and proliferation assays, Immunophenotyping and checkpoint analysis • Histology & Tissue-Based Services: FFPE tissue sectioning and staining, IHC/IF assay development and scoring, Digital pathology and image analysis • Bioanalytical & PK/PD Services: LC-MS/MS and ligand-binding assays, Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies, Method development and validation under GLP/GCLP • Custom Assay Development: Fit-for-purpose assay design, Analytical validation and optimization, Regulatory support for clinical applications
240 Main Street Gladstone, NJ 07934Precision for Medicine is a global CRO with integrated specialty and central lab services, purpose-built for the complexities of modern drug development. Our model unites clinical trial execution, advanced laboratory capabilities, and data intelligence to accelerate breakthroughs from concept to commercialization. At the heart of this continuum are our ethically sourced, clinically annotated biospecimens—the critical entry point for discovery. With thousands of IRB-approved samples, Precision offers researchers access to a diverse and deeply characterized inventory of samples. Human Biological Samples: • Tissue: Over 3 million FFPE blocks and fresh or frozen tissues from healthy and diseased subjects, all pathologist-verified and ready for downstream applications like RNAseq, IHC, and molecular profiling. • Blood and Biofluids: Whole blood, plasma, serum, CSF, saliva, urine, and other biofluids collected from healthy and diseased subjects, including both clinically consented and remnant samples. • Viable Cells and Liquid Biopsy Kits: Including PBMCs, BMMCs, and dissociated tumor cells, with full kitting, logistics, and profiling services. • Matched Tissue and Blood Sets: Fresh, frozen, and FFPE tumor tissues paired with plasma, serum, or whole blood from the same subject, enabling integrated omics research, biomarker correlation, and immuno-oncology studies. • Custom Prospective Collections: Tailored to your research protocols, including rare disease cohorts, longitudinal samples, and fresh tissue for immune profiling, supported by Precision’s global clinical network. Lab Services Include: • Flow Cytometry & Cell-Based Assays: High-parameter flow cytometry, Immune cell profiling and functional assays, Rare cell detection and sorting • Genomics & Molecular Biology: qPCR, ddPCR, and NGS-based assays, Gene expression and mutation analysis, Epigenetic profiling • Proteomics & Biomarker Analysis: ELISA, multiplex immunoassays (Luminex, MSD), Western blotting and protein quantification, Custom biomarker development and validation • Immunology & Immuno-Oncology: Cytokine and chemokine profiling, T-cell activation and proliferation assays, Immunophenotyping and checkpoint analysis • Histology & Tissue-Based Services: FFPE tissue sectioning and staining, IHC/IF assay development and scoring, Digital pathology and image analysis • Bioanalytical & PK/PD Services: LC-MS/MS and ligand-binding assays, Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies, Method development and validation under GLP/GCLP • Custom Assay Development: Fit-for-purpose assay design, Analytical validation and optimization, Regulatory support for clinical applications
9 East 37th Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10016Precision for Medicine is a global CRO with integrated specialty and central lab services, purpose-built for the complexities of modern drug development. Our model unites clinical trial execution, advanced laboratory capabilities, and data intelligence to accelerate breakthroughs from concept to commercialization. At the heart of this continuum are our ethically sourced, clinically annotated biospecimens—the critical entry point for discovery. With thousands of IRB-approved samples, Precision offers researchers access to a diverse and deeply characterized inventory of samples. Human Biological Samples: • Tissue: Over 3 million FFPE blocks and fresh or frozen tissues from healthy and diseased subjects, all pathologist-verified and ready for downstream applications like RNAseq, IHC, and molecular profiling. • Blood and Biofluids: Whole blood, plasma, serum, CSF, saliva, urine, and other biofluids collected from healthy and diseased subjects, including both clinically consented and remnant samples. • Viable Cells and Liquid Biopsy Kits: Including PBMCs, BMMCs, and dissociated tumor cells, with full kitting, logistics, and profiling services. • Matched Tissue and Blood Sets: Fresh, frozen, and FFPE tumor tissues paired with plasma, serum, or whole blood from the same subject, enabling integrated omics research, biomarker correlation, and immuno-oncology studies. • Custom Prospective Collections: Tailored to your research protocols, including rare disease cohorts, longitudinal samples, and fresh tissue for immune profiling, supported by Precision’s global clinical network. Lab Services Include: • Flow Cytometry & Cell-Based Assays: High-parameter flow cytometry, Immune cell profiling and functional assays, Rare cell detection and sorting • Genomics & Molecular Biology: qPCR, ddPCR, and NGS-based assays, Gene expression and mutation analysis, Epigenetic profiling • Proteomics & Biomarker Analysis: ELISA, multiplex immunoassays (Luminex, MSD), Western blotting and protein quantification, Custom biomarker development and validation • Immunology & Immuno-Oncology: Cytokine and chemokine profiling, T-cell activation and proliferation assays, Immunophenotyping and checkpoint analysis • Histology & Tissue-Based Services: FFPE tissue sectioning and staining, IHC/IF assay development and scoring, Digital pathology and image analysis • Bioanalytical & PK/PD Services: LC-MS/MS and ligand-binding assays, Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies, Method development and validation under GLP/GCLP • Custom Assay Development: Fit-for-purpose assay design, Analytical validation and optimization, Regulatory support for clinical applications
Princeton, NJ, USAPreKlin Research Labs offers acute, chronic, sub-chronic toxicity studies, genotoxicity studies, safety pharmacology, and clinical trial research services.
88 Briarwood Drive East Berkeley Heights NJ 07922Prescient Drug Delivery Consultants specializes in early stage formulations and drug delivery for virtual and startup pharmas. We have deep industry expertise in formulation chemistry, pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics, as well as a solid understanding of FDA policies and requirements.
3235 ROUTE 112, BUILDING 5 SUITE 2 MEDFORD, NY 11763 USAPrimaNova Biosciences provides services in toxicology, metabolism, pharmacology, functional imaging studies and bioequivalence studies.
259 Wall St Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesFor years, Primera has provided extensive services to the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, life science, chemical, cosmetic, and dietary supplement industries in bioanalytical, analytical, formulation development, as well as clinical trial analysis. We are committed to being a customer-focused company that cultivates long-term business relationships, in-depth research and development partnerships, and responsive, reliable, cost-effective services.
9 Ilene Court Building 6, Unit 1 & 2 Hillsborough, NJ 08844PrimeSyn Lab offers oligos, analyte specific reagent primers, labeled probes, diagnostics, and assay development.
259 PROSPECT PLAINS RD BLDG L CRANBURY, NJ, 08512 United StatesWe are a small chromatography company specializing in SFC, HPLC, and UHPLC. In addition to chromatography columns , we provide bulk chromatographic media, SFC screening services, and consulting.
307 College Road East Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesOur core team here at Princeton Consumer Research have been extensively-published experts in this field since the early 1990′s and continue to provide their expertise in clinical trials focusing on the cosmetic, beauty, toiletry, personal care and baby care industries. We are industry experts in claims substantiation studies and pride ourselves on our ability to provide the relevant procedures necessary to substantiate each specific claim in-keeping with the most current regulations. We continue to conduct our studies for the leading retailers and supermarkets, the high-end luxury skin care industry, independent start-up brands and the major cosmetic manufacturers around the world. Whatever your testing needs, Princeton Consumer Research can help you from the initial concept of product development to seeing tangible goods on the shelves by delivering up-to-date, efficient and approved processes for you throughout our business relationship. Customer service is vital to our business and we believe this to be our greatest strength. Our business relationships develop so that we become an integral part of our clients’ product development team by providing efficient, quality, assured and reliable advice with results every time.
3660 Quakerbridge Road Trenton, NJ, 08619 United States Princeton Instruments (PI) designs and manufactures high-performance CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, emICCD, and InGaAs cameras; spectrographs; and optics-based solutions for the scientific research, industrial imaging, and OEM communities. We take pride in partnering with our customers to solve their most challenging problems in unique, innovative ways. PI operates as a unit of Roper Technologies, a diversified growth company and a constituent of the S&P 500, Fortune 1000, and Russell 1000 indices. Roper provides engineered products and solutions for global niche markets, including water, energy, transportation, medical, education, and SaaS-based information networks. Princeton Instruments has two U.S. manufacturing facilities, one located in New Jersey (Trenton) and one in Massachusetts (Acton). Our worldwide sales and service organizations in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, and Singapore provide sales support and discuss application requirements in addition to being your local contacts for order processing and service. Capabilities: Princeton Instruments possesses core technological capabilities in several key areas: Scientific Imaging: High-performance CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, emICCD, and InGaAs cameras for an expansive range of applications, including astronomy, BEC, combustion, PIV, single-molecule imaging, surface and materials analysis, PSP, and nanotechnology. Spectroscopy: A wide selection of state-of-the-art CCD cameras, spectrographs, monochromators, and integrated systems for Raman, LIBS, absorption, fluorescence, NIR/SWIR, and luminescence spectroscopy. X-ray Imaging: Advanced scientific-grade CCD cameras for x-ray applications such as EUV, lithography, XRS, plasma, diffraction, microscopy, and tomography. Optics & Coatings:
3660 Quakerbridge Road Trenton, NJ 08619 USA Princeton Instruments (PI) designs and manufactures high-performance CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, emICCD, and InGaAs cameras; spectrographs; and optics-based solutions for the scientific research, industrial imaging, and OEM communities. We take pride in partnering with our customers to solve their most challenging problems in unique, innovative ways. PI operates as a unit of Roper Technologies, a diversified growth company and a constituent of the S&P 500, Fortune 1000, and Russell 1000 indices. Roper provides engineered products and solutions for global niche markets, including water, energy, transportation, medical, education, and SaaS-based information networks. Princeton Instruments has two U.S. manufacturing facilities, one located in New Jersey (Trenton) and one in Massachusetts (Acton). Our worldwide sales and service organizations in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, and Singapore provide sales support and discuss application requirements in addition to being your local contacts for order processing and service. Capabilities: Princeton Instruments possesses core technological capabilities in several key areas: Scientific Imaging: High-performance CCD, ICCD, EMCCD, emICCD, and InGaAs cameras for an expansive range of applications, including astronomy, BEC, combustion, PIV, single-molecule imaging, surface and materials analysis, PSP, and nanotechnology. Spectroscopy: A wide selection of state-of-the-art CCD cameras, spectrographs, monochromators, and integrated systems for Raman, LIBS, absorption, fluorescence, NIR/SWIR, and luminescence spectroscopy. X-ray Imaging: Advanced scientific-grade CCD cameras for x-ray applications such as EUV, lithography, XRS, plasma, diffraction, microscopy, and tomography. Optics & Coatings:
100 Commerce Drive Freehold, NJ 07728 USAPrinceton Separations supplies kits, enzymes, and other molecular tools to support studies in genomics and proteomics.
Washington Rd. Princeton, NJ 08544The Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics houses the Microarray Core Facility which is fully equipped for all aspects of microarray labeling, hybridization, data acquisition and is operated in conjunction with the Sequencing Core Facility. The staff provide consultation on experimental design, training on use of the equipment, troubleshooting, and assistance with software and data analysis. The Microarray Core Facility works closely with the Research Computing Staff to provide researchers with computing power and consulting services to analyze microarray data, including use of the PUMAdb database and analysis system. Instrumentation available for use are: Agilent Microarray Scanner with Surescan High-Resolution Technology, Agilent hybridization ovens and water baths, Nanodrop, Axon 4200A Professional Scanner, Beckman Coulter Biomek FX, Agilent Bioanalyzer 2100, and two ABI 7900 HT QPCR instruments.
84 Patrick Lane, Ste 115 Poughkeepsie, NY, 12603 United StatesProcess NMR Associates provides liquid and solid-state NMR services.
87A Sand Pit Rd Danbury, CT, 06810 United StatesProcess NMR Associates provides liquid and solid-state NMR services.
87A Sand Pit Rd, Danbury, CT 06810 USAProcess NMR Associates provides liquid and solid-state NMR services.
84 Patrick Lane, Ste 115 POUGHKEEPSIE, 12603 United StatesProcess NMR Associates provides liquid and solid-state NMR services.
2 Ridgedale Avenue, Suite 202Process Systems Enterprise offers modelling for systems, reactions, crystallization, separation, fuel cells, and batch process optimization.
2394 US-130 Dayton, NJ, 08810 United StatesProduct Safety Labs (PSL) offers toxicology, analytical chemistry, and pharmacology services. As a leader in toxicology research and testing, Product Safety Labs (PSL) has provided 50 years of services to the agrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, dietary supplement, personal care, animal health, medical device, and household product industries. We partner with our clients to provide data to support a variety of needs, including product discovery and development, pre-clinical safety evaluations, product registration, product stewardship, regulatory compliance and risk assessment. GLP analytical chemistry support (dose concentration determination, method development and validation, stability evaluation) is also available as needed. Since 1972, PSL has developed an outstanding reputation for providing excellent service and superior value. Our scientific data is of the highest quality and our reports enjoy a distinguished acceptance record with the regulatory agencies, facilitating product registration and approval. We serve a broad range of clients from global Fortune 500 enterprises to small start-up companies, in the U.S. and abroad. PSL is AAALAC accredited, GLP compliant and USDA registered. Our record of FDA and EPA facility and data audits is outstanding. PSL conducts toxicology studies in accordance with national and international regulatory guidelines and GLP standards (i.e., FDA, OECD, EPA-OCSPP, ICH, CPSC, EU, JMAFF). PSL also has a staff of experts with extensive experience designing customized studies to meet the specific needs of our clients. These include non-GLP screening studies which can be utilized to cost-effectively evaluate prototypes.
85 Broad Street Floor 27 New York, NY, 10004 United StatesTransactional health data has long been the foundation of healthcare analytics. But alone, it has serious analytical limitations — on prognoses, trials, outcomes, and commercial education. To truly improve healthcare and make the most informed decisions, we need to factor in all of the data born from the patient journey. And the most influential dataset is lab results. A decade ago, Prognos Health leveraged its clinical and analytical expertise to develop a solution that completes the analytical picture — transforming diagnostic and transactional data into insight-ready information. And we developed that solution to harness machine learning to teach itself to work even smarter over time. As more and more healthcare organizations join us, we’ll all deepen our understanding of the patient journey, impact care earlier, and improve outcomes — the ultimate mission.
35 Nutmeg Drive Suite 303 Trumbull, CT, 06611 United StatesProgressive Diagnostics is an independent clinical laboratory with expertise in the field high complexity toxicology testing, respiratory testing and blood testing. We specialize in supporting the medical management needs for pain management, addiction medicine, mental healthcare and primary care providers and their patients. Our value-based integrated clinical analytics reveal greater insights to improve patient safety, improve utilization management, and reduce costs.
300 E 42nd St 14th Floor New York, 10017, NY United StatesAt PromoCell, we help scientists do better research with a world-class portfolio of human primary, stem and blood cells as well as optimized cell culture media. With over 30 years of expertise, we are recognized globally for supplying scientists with the tools and support they need to do groundbreaking research. All our products comply with European biomedical conventions, ensuring human rights and donor privacy are always protected. Our ISO certifications demonstrate our absolute commitment to quality and our EXCiPACT™ GMP certification enables us to produce our cell culture media and reagents according to GMP standards as a manufacturer of pharmaceutical excipients. Each year over 1,000 peer-reviewed publications feature PromoCell products. We operate in 36 countries around the world, helping scientists with all of their research needs.
300 E 42nd St 14th Floor New York, NY, 10017 United StatesAt PromoCell, we help scientists do better research with a world-class portfolio of human primary, stem and blood cells as well as optimized cell culture media. With over 30 years of expertise, we are recognized globally for supplying scientists with the tools and support they need to do groundbreaking research. All our products comply with European biomedical conventions, ensuring human rights and donor privacy are always protected. Our ISO certifications demonstrate our absolute commitment to quality and our EXCiPACT™ GMP certification enables us to produce our cell culture media and reagents according to GMP standards as a manufacturer of pharmaceutical excipients. Each year over 1,000 peer-reviewed publications feature PromoCell products. We operate in 36 countries around the world, helping scientists with all of their research needs.
1040 Sixth Avenue Ste 14C New York, NY, 10018 United StatesAt PromoCell, we help scientists do better research with a world-class portfolio of human primary, stem and blood cells as well as optimized cell culture media. With over 30 years of expertise, we are recognized globally for supplying scientists with the tools and support they need to do groundbreaking research. All our products comply with European biomedical conventions, ensuring human rights and donor privacy are always protected. Our ISO certifications demonstrate our absolute commitment to quality and our EXCiPACT™ GMP certification enables us to produce our cell culture media and reagents according to GMP standards as a manufacturer of pharmaceutical excipients. Each year over 1,000 peer-reviewed publications feature PromoCell products. We operate in 36 countries around the world, helping scientists with all of their research needs.
369 Lexington Avenue, 17th Floor New York, NY 10017 USAPromosome provides a technical platform that enhances protein synthesis for biotherapeutics.
36-04 Skillman Avenue Long Island City, NY 11101Propper Manufacturing provides diagnostic instruments, laboratory products, surgical instruments, laryngoscopes, and ophthalmology tools.
Stony Brook, NY United StatesAs a prominent service provider, our company proudly holds a position among the world leaders in the dynamic field of advanced drug therapies for rare diseases. Our team gathers numerous top-notch research scientists who, with their deep academic backgrounds and practical experience, have achieved impressive results in all aspects of rare disease drug discovery and development.
101 Colin Dr Unit 4 Holbrook, NY, 11741 United StatesAs a prominent service provider, our company proudly holds a position among the world leaders in the dynamic field of advanced drug therapies for rare diseases. Our team gathers numerous top-notch research scientists who, with their deep academic backgrounds and practical experience, have achieved impressive results in all aspects of rare disease drug discovery and development.
Colin Dr Holbrook, NY, 11741 United StatesAs a leading provider of specialized research services for rare diseases, we enhance and accelerate drug development by offering cutting-edge solutions to innovators worldwide. Committed to fostering breakthroughs, we support our partners in their mission to deliver new treatments to those who need them most.
101 Colin Dr Unit 4 Holbrook, NY, 11741 4332 United StatesAs a leading provider of specialized research services for rare diseases, we enhance and accelerate drug development by offering cutting-edge solutions to innovators worldwide. Committed to fostering breakthroughs, we support our partners in their mission to deliver new treatments to those who need them most.
101-4 Colin Dr Holbrook, NY, 11741 United StatesProtheragen-ING is located in Holbrook, NY, USA. We are a professional supplier of APIs, excipients, impurities, intermediates, and chemicals. Our services include comprehensive analytical testing for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and more, as well as formulation development and custom synthesis. Our parent company, Protheragen.com, has been a professional pharmaceutical products supplier and service provider since 2009.
1177 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY, 10036 United StatesProtoMed BioSciences, Inc. provides comprehensive clinical data management, biostatistical, programming, pharmacokinetic, pharmacovigilance, medical monitoring, and medical writing support for the bioparmaceutical and healthcare industries.
1202 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10028ProtoMed BioSciences, Inc. provides comprehensive clinical data management, biostatistical, programming, pharmacokinetic, pharmacovigilance, medical monitoring, and medical writing support for the bioparmaceutical and healthcare industries.
671 U.S. Route 1 North Brunswick NJ 08902 USAProvid offers assay development, drug design, characterization, medicinal chemistry, HTS, ADME, and prodrug discovery.
1140 Ave Of The Americas 14th Fl New York, New York, 10036 5803 United StatesInstar provides pharmaceutical brand teams with an innovative online platform for faster and more cost-effective research, supported by a team of experienced researchers. This is important as budgets are shrinking and answers are still needed to help deal with everyday business issues quicker than ever before. Instar can accomplish this by: o Recruiting respondents from the world’s largest validated community of online physicians, over 2.5 million worldwide across most geographies o By offering an innovative menu-based service, allowing you to pick and choose only what you need, and nothing more o By being more efficient in the research process and production o By creating an Instar Soundboards to accelerate project initiation and provide free bonus research. Instar conducts business in: US, Canada, UK and France. We conduct mainly quantitative research but also have qualitative expertise using online qualitative methodologies
760 Parkside Ave. Suite 122 Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesPsomagen, Inc. is a trusted contract research organization offering multiomics approaches to research and clinical customers. Our CLIA-certified, CAP-accredited US labs offer highly specialized multi-omics services anchored by our next generation sequencing (NGS) and 3rd Generation (nanopore, HiFi SMRT) portfolio. This includes options in genomics, transcriptomics, epigenomics, metagenomics, bioinformatics, and proteomics. We stay on the cutting edge of biotechnology by partnering with major players in the omics space, including 10x Genomics, Olink Proteomics, Illumina, and Pacific Biosciences. We frequently re-evaluate our customers' needs by adding new platforms and capabilities to our offerings.
215 College Rd Paramus, NJ, 07652 United StatesPsychoGenics is a preclinical CRO with expertise in CNS and orphan disorders. We are known for our cutting-edge translational approach to research, our customized solutions, the breadth and quality of our work, as well as for our ability to identify statistically relevant phenotypic changes that help our clients quantify the efficacy of their treatments before they move into the clinic. With an extensive portfolio of highly predictive disease models and unparalleled experience performing studies for biopharmaceutical companies of all sizes, we enable clients to deliver much needed superior clinical candidates to patients. Our capabilities include behavioral testing, electrophysiology, translational EEG, quantitative histology, molecular biology, and microdialysis. We offer a variety of validated mouse models including in-licensed transgenic models that support research in areas such as Alzheimer’s disease, Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, autism spectrum disorders, psychosis and schizophrenia, spinal muscular atrophy, muscular dystrophy and a broad array of pain models.
Stamford, CT 06901-3431Purdue Pharma L.P. is a privately held pharmaceutical company founded by physicians more than 60 years ago. We are committed to improving patients’ lives in meaningful ways by providing effective therapies along with educational tools that support their proper use. Purdue Pharma is a member company of a global network of independent associated companies which are engaged in the research, development, production, and marketing of prescription and over-the-counter medicines and healthcare products. Distinguished by our pioneering research, products, and medical programs directed toward alleviating pain, Purdue Pharma is an industry leader in pain medication research and abuse-deterrent technology. We are pursuing a promising pipeline of new medications through internal research & development and strategic industry partnerships. At Purdue Pharma, we embrace our mission to find, develop, and introduce innovative medicines that meet the evolving needs of healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers.
Stamford, CT, 06901-3431 United StatesPurdue Pharma L.P. is a privately held pharmaceutical company founded by physicians more than 60 years ago. We are committed to improving patients’ lives in meaningful ways by providing effective therapies along with educational tools that support their proper use. Purdue Pharma is a member company of a global network of independent associated companies which are engaged in the research, development, production, and marketing of prescription and over-the-counter medicines and healthcare products. Distinguished by our pioneering research, products, and medical programs directed toward alleviating pain, Purdue Pharma is an industry leader in pain medication research and abuse-deterrent technology. We are pursuing a promising pipeline of new medications through internal research & development and strategic industry partnerships. At Purdue Pharma, we embrace our mission to find, develop, and introduce innovative medicines that meet the evolving needs of healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers.
1203 W. State StreetPurdue University Bindley Bioscience Center provides proteomics and metabolomics services.
915 W. State StreetPurdue University Department of Biological Sciences focuses on research in developmental and diseases, ecology, evolutionary biology, and molecular biology.
4 Lexington Ave, Suite 15K United States New York, NY, 10010 United StatesHEOR consultancy
Brentwood, NY, 11717 United StatesQosina provides components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries.
150-Q Executive Drive Edgewood, NY 11717-8329 USAQosina provides components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries.
22 Distribution BoulevardQuantex Laboratories provide stability testing, validation, and microbiology services.
3000 Eastpark Boulevard Suite 100 Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesQuantex Laboratories provide stability testing, validation, and microbiology services.
31 Hudson Yards Floor 11 New York, NY, 10001 2170 United StatesQuantile Health is solving the problem of patient access to transformative treatments with an innovative new payment model.
Princeton, NJ United StatesQuartesian offers clinical research services including data management, project management, and clinical trial management.
500 Plaza Drive Secaucus, NJ, 07094 United StatesQuest Diagnostics offers anatomic pathology, genetics, and disease studies.
230 Park Avenue Spaces - Office 423 New York, NY, 10169 United StatesTransforming imaging data into actionable predictions We design pioneering tools that unlock imaging data to improve patient outcomes. From clinical research to personalized care. Healthcare providers, biopharma companies, research and academic institutions and RWE specialists partner with Quibim to power up the imaging portion of their business, accelerating the arrival of precision medicine. Our unique multi-scale ways of seeing problems can guide decision-making at every stage in the drug development program. Quibim can reveal a full suite of novel imaging biomarkers from existing and new patient datasets to enhance the power of multi-omics: deeply analyze disease mechanisms, find the right candidates for clinical studies, stratify patients with different risks, predict patient outcomes and drug response and monitor treatment progress using a tissue-agnostic approach. As a global leader in medical imaging analysis and processing, our best-in-class software medical devices and solutions extract objective and highly accurate information versus traditional methods, using the latest AI technology. We have advanced image harmonization techniques generating a standardized image quality that minimizes variability across equipment manufacturers and acquisition protocols. Quibim has access to large scale databases and can analyze any image modality and any tissue from thousands of consecutive patients. *Please note that we do not analyze pathological images.
100 Overlook CenterRadPharm offers molecular imaging services with expertise in medical image management of oncology clinical trials.
505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah, NJ 07430Mission: Ramapo College is New Jersey’s Public Liberal Arts College, dedicated to providing students a strong foundation for a lifetime of achievement. The College is committed to academic excellence through interdisciplinary and experiential learning, and international and intercultural understanding. Ramapo College emphasizes teaching and individual attention to all students. We promote diversity, inclusiveness, sustainability, student engagement, and community involvement. Vision: As the region’s premier public liberal arts college, Ramapo College of New Jersey prepares students to be successful leaders for a changing world through its distinctive commitments to hands-on learning and faculty-student mentoring. Revisions to the College mission and vision were adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 30, 2013. Values Statement: Ramapo College is the Public Liberal Arts College of the state of New Jersey. The work of the College and its members is conducted with integrity. Our values are: Teaching, learning, and mentoring–we are actively engaged in and out of the classroom. Developing the whole person–we are scholars, we are creators, we are local and global citizens, and we are individuals. Respecting each other and our environment–we are an open, inclusive, supportive, and sustainable community.
505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah, , NJ , 07430 United StatesMission: Ramapo College is New Jersey’s Public Liberal Arts College, dedicated to providing students a strong foundation for a lifetime of achievement. The College is committed to academic excellence through interdisciplinary and experiential learning, and international and intercultural understanding. Ramapo College emphasizes teaching and individual attention to all students. We promote diversity, inclusiveness, sustainability, student engagement, and community involvement. Vision: As the region’s premier public liberal arts college, Ramapo College of New Jersey prepares students to be successful leaders for a changing world through its distinctive commitments to hands-on learning and faculty-student mentoring. Revisions to the College mission and vision were adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 30, 2013. Values Statement: Ramapo College is the Public Liberal Arts College of the state of New Jersey. The work of the College and its members is conducted with integrity. Our values are: Teaching, learning, and mentoring–we are actively engaged in and out of the classroom. Developing the whole person–we are scholars, we are creators, we are local and global citizens, and we are individuals. Respecting each other and our environment–we are an open, inclusive, supportive, and sustainable community.
505 Ramapo Valley Road Mahwah, , NJ, 07430 United StatesMission: Ramapo College is New Jersey’s Public Liberal Arts College, dedicated to providing students a strong foundation for a lifetime of achievement. The College is committed to academic excellence through interdisciplinary and experiential learning, and international and intercultural understanding. Ramapo College emphasizes teaching and individual attention to all students. We promote diversity, inclusiveness, sustainability, student engagement, and community involvement. Vision: As the region’s premier public liberal arts college, Ramapo College of New Jersey prepares students to be successful leaders for a changing world through its distinctive commitments to hands-on learning and faculty-student mentoring. Revisions to the College mission and vision were adopted by the Board of Trustees on June 30, 2013. Values Statement: Ramapo College is the Public Liberal Arts College of the state of New Jersey. The work of the College and its members is conducted with integrity. Our values are: Teaching, learning, and mentoring–we are actively engaged in and out of the classroom. Developing the whole person–we are scholars, we are creators, we are local and global citizens, and we are individuals. Respecting each other and our environment–we are an open, inclusive, supportive, and sustainable community.
301 N. Harrison Street, Suite 406 Princeton NJ 08540 - 3512 USARaptim Research provides bioanalysis, plasma separation, and clinical trials.
606 POST RD E #397 Westport, CT, 06880 United StatesrareLife partners with pharma and biotech companies for the successful development and commercialization of new therapies for rare diseases. Our offerings include customized rare disease solutions to improve all phases of product development.
215 union ave Suite c Bridgewater, Nj , 08807 United States
215 union ave Suite c Bridgewater, Nj, 08807 United States
20 Waterview Boulevard Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ, 07054 United StatesRCM Technologies, Inc. is a premier provider of business and technology solutions designed to enhance and maximize the operational performance of its customers through the adaptation and deployment of advanced information technology and engineering services. RCM is an innovative leader in the delivery of these solutions to commercial and government sectors. RCM is also a provider of specialty healthcare services to major health care institutions and educational facilities. RCM’s offices are located in major metropolitan centers throughout North America.
South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08852 United StatesReaction Science Consulting offers compound synthesis services.
199 Water St 12th Floor New York, NY, 10038 3526 United StatesReal Chemistry was established in 2001, currently partners with 30 of the top 30 pharma companies, and employs 2,000+ professionals with deep expertise in pharmaceuticals, biotech, digital health, device and Dx, payers and providers and patient advocacy. We're a full-service agency, helping our clients with marketing, advertising, PR/communications, patient advocacy, social media, analytics and market research, medical affairs/scientific communications, market access/payer strategy, clinical trial recruitment and targeting services, and more. From Publications to Promotional Medical Education, what we offer is truly end-to-end. We are insights driven and outcome focussed, partnering with our clients to deliver an innovative and impactful science story that resonates and brings meaning to the intended audience. We have over 500 experts in Medical across Medical Communications, Medical Education, Medical Affairs and Scientific Visualisation. Core offerings in Medical Affairs include: Medical Strategy & Planning, Medical Thought Leadership, Scientific Narratives, Publication Planning and Development, MSL Education, Advisory Boards, Patient Experience Communications, Anayltics (KOL Mapping, Congress Insights), Data Releases, Congress Support, External Expert Engagement/Education (e.g. case-based learning, AR/VR, Mobile and gaming, Med ed events, podcasts, webinars). Core offerings in Scientific Visualisation include: MOA/VR/AR/MR, Medical Illusatration, Scientific Animation, Digital, Booth Design and Production, Educational Materials. Core offerings in Promotional Medical Education include: Speaker Bureaus, Patient Engagement Communications, Meetings (Sales and HCP), Disease State Education, Omnichannel Programming and Measurement, Sales Training and Enablement, Thought Leader Summits. Advertising: Powered by 21GRAMS, we combine data and the human spirit to understand what makes our audiences tick, and drive action. By applying insight, creativity, design, and partnership, we motivate behaviour change, accelerating adoption of therapies and reshaping treatment approaches in healthcare, and effectively reach and connect with core audiences. Core capabilities include HCP + Patient Advertising, Strategy, and Execution and Promotional Medical Education Analytics & Insights: By combining the expertise of our data scientists, developers, researchers and analysts with cutting-edge, AI-enabled technology and an expansive data universe, we help healthcare and life sciences companies better understand their markets, be more effectively engage with their customers and drive better commercial outcomes. Integrated Communications: Bringing science, health and wellness to life through storytelling. Our Integrated Communications teams are driven by their desire to make an impact for patients, one story at a time. We work in a truly integrated fashion, leveraging our experience and expertise while also collaborating with a best-in-class team and dedicated digital and omnichannel partners. Core capabilities include: Product Communications, Corporate Reputation & Financial Communications, Corporate Pricing & Public Affairs, Global Inclusion & Health Equity, and 360 Degree Execution.
25A Hanover Rd Suite 203 Florham Park, NJ, 07932 United StatesReal Endpoints (RE) is a boutique consulting firm focused on patient access and reimbursement. Our goal: create solutions that prepare companies for competition in the value-based economy, and more importantly, help people access medical innovations. Working collaboratively with biopharma, diagnostic and medical device companies, RE provides unique advisory services tackling a wide range of coverage and reimbursement issues, from pricing and distribution to patient support services to contracting strategies, including the evaluation, structuring, negotiating, and management of value-based contracts. RE is also developing important products to support client needs in these domains. Our first product is RE Assist, providing real time financial assistance information to patients, caregivers, and patient support case managers. For more information about Real Endpoints , visit www.realendpoints.com.
19 W College Ave Suite 300 Yardley, PA, 19067 United StatesWe are your global strategic partner trusted to deliver transformative solutions across the entire life sciences product life cycle. By connecting our full suite of products and services, we are the “red thread” to lead you through transformational change to accelerate success.
1007 Whitehead Road Ext Trenton, NJ 08638Rees Scientific provides automated environmental monitoring to a limitless number of applications in a wide range of industries. From Pharmaceutical to Blood Banking, Laboratory Animal Research to Biotech and Hospitals, Rees Scientific has become the standard by which other monitoring systems are judged. Our Centron Monitoring System monitors critical parameters such as temperature, humidity, differential pressure, lighting control, carbon dioxide, oxygen, light and air changes per hour. It monitors critical equipment such as stability chambers, refrigerators, freezers, LN2 Tanks, incubators, animal holding rooms, ultra-low freezers, cold rooms and clean rooms. As an ISO 9001:2008 Company, Rees Scientific is constantly upgrading policies, procedures, and protocols to comply with today’s highly regulated environments. We offer a full array of validation, calibration and training to fit each client’s specific needs and requirements. We employ over 25 sales engineers, as well as 50 field service engineers who are fully qualified to solve the most difficult of technical problems, and most of whom are armed with well-stocked vans containing all critical components. Lastly, regardless of where you are located, our live 24/7/365 technical support team ensures requests are responded to promptly and closed out correctly. Today, we continue to lead the field, taking cues from our clients and their environmental challenges. Our goal remains sharply focused to ensure that your critical equipment and devices are monitored and maintained to set a standard every second of every day without exception and without fail.
777 Old Saw Mill River Rd, Tarrytown, NY 10591Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a biotechnology company headquartered in Tarrytown, New York. The company was founded in 1988.[3] Originally focused on neurotrophic factors and their regenerative capabilities (thus the name), it branched out into the study of both cytokine and tyrosine kinase receptors.
101 Avenue of the Americas Suite 324 New York, New York, NY 10013 United StatesBiomarker research, assay development, validation and regulatory approval
101 Avenue of the Americas Suite 324 New York, NY, NY 10013 United StatesBiomarker research, assay development, validation and regulatory approval
400 Oser Ave., Suite 1650Rentschler Biotechnologie offers protein structure, identity and purity analysis, glycoprotein characterization, bioassays, western blotting, ELISA, antibody, API synthesis, cell line development, and DNA analysis services.
616 Corporate Way, Suite 2 #3989Reprokine is focused on developement, manufacturing and marketing of immune reagents including E. coli and mammalian derived recombinant cytokines, growth factors, and labled antibody products.
179 US RT 206 Flanders, NJ, 07836 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
10 Executive Blvd Farmingdale, NY, 11735 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
5 Cedarbrook Drive Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
431 Post Road East Suite 1 Westport, CT, 06880 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
565 Johnson Avenue Bohemia, NY, 11716 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
P.O. Box 36 Franklin Park, NJ, 08823 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
1 Distribution Way Monmouth Jct., NJ, 08852 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
661 Route 23 South Wayne, NJ, 07470 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
769 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, NJ, 08901-3605 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
11 Harbor Park Drive Port Washington, NY, 11050 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
1 Deer Park Dr, Suite Q Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
55 Commerce Rd. Cedar Grove, NJ, 07009 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
400 Corporate Drive Mahwah, NJ, 07430 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
244 Fifth Ave Ste 1842 New York, NY, 10001 United StatesScientist.com is the world’s largest marketplace for medical research. We help pharmaceutical scientists discover life-saving medicines in less time and at lower cost. Our mission is to make it possible to cure all human disease by 2050. By connecting scientists and enabling them to exchange ideas and transact seamlessly online, Scientist.com is speeding up and reducing the cost of medical research. We were founded in 2007, launched our first research outsourcing marketplace in 2008 and built our first enterprise marketplace for Pfizer in 2009. Today, we operate enterprise marketplaces for 24 of the world’s top 30 pharmaceutical companies, 100+ biotechnology companies and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).
100 Ford Road, Suite #9 Denville, NJ 07834 USARiconPharma specializes in pre-formulation, formulation development, technology development and regulatory submissions.
Denville, NJ United StatesRiconPharma specializes in pre-formulation, formulation development, technology development and regulatory submissions.
7a Raymond AvenueRigaku offers services for electron diffraction crystallography exclusively. Rigaku is furthermore a market-leading manufacturer of instruments for electron diffraction crystallography and x-ray crystallography, x-ray diffraction, x-ray spectrometry, semiconductor metrology, automation, and cryogenics.
135 Walter's Brook DriveRio Pharmaceutical Services provides strategic pharmaceutical analysis, regulatory evaluations, data analysis, and trial design.
79, Beverly Hill Road Clifton, NJ, 07012 United States
79, Beverly Hill Road Clifton, New Jersey, 07012 United States
3960 Broadway New York, NY 10032 USARoar Biomedical develops, manufactures and markets novel fluorescence-based methods for drug discovery and clinical research. Roar specializes in techniques to measure the activity of enzymes directly involved in lipid metabolism.
New York, NY United StatesRoar Biomedical develops, manufactures and markets novel fluorescence-based methods for drug discovery and clinical research. Roar specializes in techniques to measure the activity of enzymes directly involved in lipid metabolism.
1705 US Highway 46 Suite 1D Ledgewood, NJ, 07852 United StatesA few of RML's offerings include: Elemental analysis, CHN, Halogens, Metals Testing by ICP-MS and ICP-OES, USP <232><233> Elemental Impurities, Ion Chromatography, GC-FID, GC-MS, Residual Solvents Testing, HPLC, Karl Fischer, Spectroscopy, UV-VIS, FT-IR, Optical Rotation, Thermal analysis, DSC, TGA, Melting Point, LOD, ROI, and Ash. RML also offers method development and validation services upon request. RML is FDA inspected and GMP compliant.
1705 U.S. 46 1705 US Highway 46, Suite 1D Roxbury Township, NJ, 07852 United StatesA few of RML's offerings include: Elemental analysis, CHN, Halogens, Metals Testing by ICP-MS and ICP-OES, USP <232><233> Elemental Impurities, Ion Chromatography, GC-FID, GC-MS, Residual Solvents Testing, HPLC, Karl Fischer, Spectroscopy, UV-VIS, FT-IR, Optical Rotation, Thermal analysis, DSC, TGA, Melting Point, LOD, ROI, and Ash. RML also offers method development and validation services upon request. RML is FDA inspected and GMP compliant.
1705 US Highway 46 Suite 1D Ledgewood, New Jersey, 07852 United StatesA few of RML's offerings include: Elemental analysis, CHN, Halogens, Metals Testing by ICP-MS and ICP-OES, USP <232><233> Elemental Impurities, Ion Chromatography, GC-FID, GC-MS, Residual Solvents Testing, HPLC, Karl Fischer, Spectroscopy, UV-VIS, FT-IR, Optical Rotation, Thermal analysis, DSC, TGA, Melting Point, LOD, ROI, and Ash. RML also offers method development and validation services upon request. RML is FDA inspected and GMP compliant.
663 Hoes LaneRobert Wood Johnson Medical School DNA Core Facility provides DNA sequencing and synthesis services.
1230 York Avenue, DWB 205 New York, NY 10065The Flow Cytometry Resource Center (FCRC) provides University investigators with equipment and support for cell sorting (separation), acquisition, and analysis of flow cytometric data. All flow cytometry procedures require sample to be in the form of single cell suspension. The Flow Cytometry Resource Center (FCRC) provides researchers with a wide variety of state-of-art multi-laser/multi-color flow cytometry sorters and analyzers, as well as an imaging flow cytometer. Cell sorting is performed by FCRC staff on three BD FACSAria cell sorters equipped with up to six-lasers (488, 561, 640, 355, 405, and 445 nm excitation wavelengths) and 18 fluorescence channel detection. All the cell sorters are able to perform high-speed (up to 20,000 events/sec), high-purity (up to 99.9%) sterile sorts into different types of devices (tubes, plates, slides, or custom-made devices). The ImageStream-X combines the strength of flow cytometry and fluorescence microscopy in a single platform. It allows for high content assays on rare cells and quantification of biological phenomena with incredible accuracy. The ImageStream-X is able to simultaneously record up to 10-color images with the four-laser excitation (488, 561, 658, and 405 nm wavelengths). Data acquisition on ImageStream-X is performed by FCRC staff. The FCRC is equipped with three advanced benchtop analyzers (BD LSRIIs and BD LSR-Fortessa) equipped with up to five-lasers (488, 561, 640, 355, and 405 nm excitation wavelengths) and 18 fluorescence channels. The Center also has one basic analyzer — BD Accuri® C6 with two-lasers/four-channels. After completion of appropriate equipment training ("Beyond the Basics" Class and Instrument Hands-On Training), researchers have full time access to and can operate the analyzers themselves. The FCRC staff offers: Cell sorting on BD FACSAria Data acquisition on ImageStream-X Maintenance of all FCRC instruments Consultation on data analysis Consultation (Experiment Design; Pre-Sort; Pre-ImageStream; Pre-Hands-On) Instrument Hands-On Training (BD LSR; HTS; BD Accuri®C6)
Box Street NY, 11222 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry Resource Center (FCRC) provides University investigators with equipment and support for cell sorting (separation), acquisition, and analysis of flow cytometric data. All flow cytometry procedures require sample to be in the form of single cell suspension. The Flow Cytometry Resource Center (FCRC) provides researchers with a wide variety of state-of-art multi-laser/multi-color flow cytometry sorters and analyzers, as well as an imaging flow cytometer. Cell sorting is performed by FCRC staff on three BD FACSAria cell sorters equipped with up to six-lasers (488, 561, 640, 355, 405, and 445 nm excitation wavelengths) and 18 fluorescence channel detection. All the cell sorters are able to perform high-speed (up to 20,000 events/sec), high-purity (up to 99.9%) sterile sorts into different types of devices (tubes, plates, slides, or custom-made devices). The ImageStream-X combines the strength of flow cytometry and fluorescence microscopy in a single platform. It allows for high content assays on rare cells and quantification of biological phenomena with incredible accuracy. The ImageStream-X is able to simultaneously record up to 10-color images with the four-laser excitation (488, 561, 658, and 405 nm wavelengths). Data acquisition on ImageStream-X is performed by FCRC staff.
200 Lanidex Plaza, 2nd floor Parsippany, NJ 07054 USAROW2 Technologies specializes in synthetic organic chemistry, cheminformatics, and chemical knowledge bases.
100 Overlook Center 2nd Floor Princeton, New Jersey, 08540 United StatesRegulatory Scientific & Health Solutions (R-S-S) supports the biopharmaceutical industry using former regulatory experts with the added advantage of executing and delivering a number of key services including: (i) statistical analyses and trial design for multiple disease areas (our experts have assessed in nearly every conceivable disease area), and phases of drug development. (ii) Health economic modelling and HTA reimbursement across markets supporting Market Access needs, including PIMS , EAMS schemes and PRIME (EMA); Systematic Literature Review and Network Meta-Analyses for Reimbursement. (iii) Regulatory consulting for FDA/EMA including response to questions and dossier preparation. (iv) Data management services - specializing in early (Phase I-II), clinical pharmacology data management and analyses using EDC systems.
100 Overlook Center 2nd Floor Princeton, NJ, 08540 United StatesRegulatory Scientific & Health Solutions (R-S-S) supports the biopharmaceutical industry using former regulatory experts with the added advantage of executing and delivering a number of key services including: (i) statistical analyses and trial design for multiple disease areas (our experts have assessed in nearly every conceivable disease area), and phases of drug development. (ii) Health economic modelling and HTA reimbursement across markets supporting Market Access needs, including PIMS , EAMS schemes and PRIME (EMA); Systematic Literature Review and Network Meta-Analyses for Reimbursement. (iii) Regulatory consulting for FDA/EMA including response to questions and dossier preparation. (iv) Data management services - specializing in early (Phase I-II), clinical pharmacology data management and analyses using EDC systems.
145 Bevier Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8009 USARUCDR offers biobanking, bioprocessing, and analytical services.
Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesRUCDR offers biobanking, bioprocessing, and analytical services.
1515 West Blancke St Linden NJ 7036 USARuger Chemical offers API synthesis and compound production.
Linden, NJ United StatesRuger Chemical offers API synthesis and compound production.
145 Bevier Road Piscataway Township, NJ, 08854 United StatesAs the world’s largest university-based biorepository, RUCDR has been perfecting the science of biobanking, bioprocessing and analytics since 1999. By utilizing a technologically advanced infrastructure and the highest quality biomaterials, RUCDR scientists work to convert precious biosamples into renewable resources thereby extending research capabilities. RUCDR understands that research goals and objectives vary from project to project so we give each client individual and customized attention to ensure “best fit” service. Contact us to learn what we can do for you.
190 Frelinghuysen Road. Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8020 United StatesThe fermentation facility's goal has been to provide affordable fermentation services to a highly diverse client base. Completely renovated in 2011 the fermentation facility, which meets BL2-LS containment requirements, is comprised of four contiguous operation units: •Material Preparation Laboratory •Fermentation In-Process •Computer Control •Product Recovery Room Bio-reactor working capacities range from 10 to 800 liters. All systems are computer controlled with algorithm-based cascade-capable PID programming. In the recovery room, downstream processing includes: •Centrifugation •Filtration •Micro and Ultra-filtration •Cell Disruption With the advantage of having the world's pharmaceutical industry in its backyard, a productive climate of industrial liaison has been the historical legacy of the facility. Many former facility students and graduates hold positions within the industry. SERVICES: Fermentation - Shake Flask to Bio-reactor volumes ranging from 1.5 to 800 liters. Downstream Processing - •Filtration •Micro and Ultra-filtration •Centrifugation •Cell Distribution •Extraction/Precipitation Process Development/Optimization. FEATURES/EQUIPMENT: •Facility Containment Designation -BL2-LS. •Process control via PID algorithm-based, cascade-capable, time and event based profiling. •GEA Niro Soavi Pony series cell disruptor •New Brunswick Scientific BioFlo PRO 1000 liter fermentors •New Brunswick Scientific BioFlo 610 125 liter fermentors •23 liter seed fermentors •Virtis 20 SRC-X freeze dryer •Sharples AS-26VB centrifuge
190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, New Jersey 08854-8020The fermentation facility's goal has been to provide affordable fermentation services to a highly diverse client base. Completely renovated in 2011 the fermentation facility, which meets BL2-LS containment requirements, is comprised of four contiguous operation units: •Material Preparation Laboratory •Fermentation In-Process •Computer Control •Product Recovery Room Bio-reactor working capacities range from 10 to 800 liters. All systems are computer controlled with algorithm-based cascade-capable PID programming. In the recovery room, downstream processing includes: •Centrifugation •Filtration •Micro and Ultra-filtration •Cell Disruption With the advantage of having the world's pharmaceutical industry in its backyard, a productive climate of industrial liaison has been the historical legacy of the facility. Many former facility students and graduates hold positions within the industry. SERVICES: Fermentation - Shake Flask to Bio-reactor volumes ranging from 1.5 to 800 liters. Downstream Processing - •Filtration •Micro and Ultra-filtration •Centrifugation •Cell Distribution •Extraction/Precipitation Process Development/Optimization. FEATURES/EQUIPMENT: •Facility Containment Designation -BL2-LS. •Process control via PID algorithm-based, cascade-capable, time and event based profiling. •GEA Niro Soavi Pony series cell disruptor •New Brunswick Scientific BioFlo PRO 1000 liter fermentors •New Brunswick Scientific BioFlo 610 125 liter fermentors •23 liter seed fermentors •Virtis 20 SRC-X freeze dryer •Sharples AS-26VB centrifuge
120 Albany Street Tower II, 5th Floor New Brunswick, , NJ , 08901 United StatesThe overarching mission of the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource is to provide the requisite tools, expertise, and training to foster advances in research and discovery while enhancing patient care and initiating and sustaining productive collaborations among investigators at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and throughout the clinical and research communities. To meet the needs of the new Precision Medicine and translational programs at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey this shared resource now features the Division of Computational Imaging; the Division of Clinical & Research IT; the Division of Chemical Informatics & Drug Discovery; and the Division of Bioinformatics & Systems Biology. The primary objectives of this shared resource are to provide: support for large-scale, high-throughput analysis of biomedical data data warehousing and data-mining capabilities to facilitate cancer biology studies and precision medicine initiatives migrate and productionalize cutting-edge computational and imaging tools to facilitate clinical trials and services support for in silico chemical informatics analyses and drug discovery software and applications development to support web-based and other clinical, research and educational activities state-of-art histopathology whole slide imaging and fluorescent imaging service access to the whole slide images using distributed (virtual) microscopy unsupervised computer analysis of stained immunohistochemistry TMA slides in order to quantify expression of specific proteins and/or mRNA species within particular cell- or tissue types annotation of TMA tissue specimens by linkage of the image database to the Office of Human Research Services database for approved projects consultation and help for custom microscopic image analysis projects
195 Little Albany Street, Rm 3521 New Brunswick, NJ 08901The overarching mission of the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource is to provide the requisite tools, expertise, and training to foster advances in research and discovery while enhancing patient care and initiating and sustaining productive collaborations among investigators at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and throughout the clinical and research communities. To meet the needs of the new Precision Medicine and translational programs at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey this shared resource now features the Division of Computational Imaging; the Division of Clinical & Research IT; the Division of Chemical Informatics & Drug Discovery; and the Division of Bioinformatics & Systems Biology. The primary objectives of this shared resource are to provide: support for large-scale, high-throughput analysis of biomedical data data warehousing and data-mining capabilities to facilitate cancer biology studies and precision medicine initiatives migrate and productionalize cutting-edge computational and imaging tools to facilitate clinical trials and services support for in silico chemical informatics analyses and drug discovery software and applications development to support web-based and other clinical, research and educational activities state-of-art histopathology whole slide imaging and fluorescent imaging service access to the whole slide images using distributed (virtual) microscopy unsupervised computer analysis of stained immunohistochemistry TMA slides in order to quantify expression of specific proteins and/or mRNA species within particular cell- or tissue types annotation of TMA tissue specimens by linkage of the image database to the Office of Human Research Services database for approved projects consultation and help for custom microscopic image analysis projects
120 Albany Street Tower II, 5th Floor New Brunswick, , NJ, 08901 United StatesThe overarching mission of the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource is to provide the requisite tools, expertise, and training to foster advances in research and discovery while enhancing patient care and initiating and sustaining productive collaborations among investigators at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and throughout the clinical and research communities. To meet the needs of the new Precision Medicine and translational programs at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey this shared resource now features the Division of Computational Imaging; the Division of Clinical & Research IT; the Division of Chemical Informatics & Drug Discovery; and the Division of Bioinformatics & Systems Biology. The primary objectives of this shared resource are to provide: support for large-scale, high-throughput analysis of biomedical data data warehousing and data-mining capabilities to facilitate cancer biology studies and precision medicine initiatives migrate and productionalize cutting-edge computational and imaging tools to facilitate clinical trials and services support for in silico chemical informatics analyses and drug discovery software and applications development to support web-based and other clinical, research and educational activities state-of-art histopathology whole slide imaging and fluorescent imaging service access to the whole slide images using distributed (virtual) microscopy unsupervised computer analysis of stained immunohistochemistry TMA slides in order to quantify expression of specific proteins and/or mRNA species within particular cell- or tissue types annotation of TMA tissue specimens by linkage of the image database to the Office of Human Research Services database for approved projects consultation and help for custom microscopic image analysis projects
120 Albany Street Tower II, 5th Floor New Brunswick, NJ 08901The overarching mission of the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource is to provide the requisite tools, expertise, and training to foster advances in research and discovery while enhancing patient care and initiating and sustaining productive collaborations among investigators at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey and throughout the clinical and research communities. To meet the needs of the new Precision Medicine and translational programs at Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey this shared resource now features the Division of Computational Imaging; the Division of Clinical & Research IT; the Division of Chemical Informatics & Drug Discovery; and the Division of Bioinformatics & Systems Biology. The primary objectives of this shared resource are to provide: support for large-scale, high-throughput analysis of biomedical data data warehousing and data-mining capabilities to facilitate cancer biology studies and precision medicine initiatives migrate and productionalize cutting-edge computational and imaging tools to facilitate clinical trials and services support for in silico chemical informatics analyses and drug discovery software and applications development to support web-based and other clinical, research and educational activities state-of-art histopathology whole slide imaging and fluorescent imaging service access to the whole slide images using distributed (virtual) microscopy unsupervised computer analysis of stained immunohistochemistry TMA slides in order to quantify expression of specific proteins and/or mRNA species within particular cell- or tissue types annotation of TMA tissue specimens by linkage of the image database to the Office of Human Research Services database for approved projects consultation and help for custom microscopic image analysis projects
Tower II, 5th Floor 120 Albany Street New Brunswick, NJ, 08901 United StatesThrough direct consultation, review, and close interactions with the Cancer Institute of New Jersey members, the Biometrics Shared Resource ensures that studies are scientifically rigorous, that goals are achievable and produce results that lead to high quality publications. BiometricsBiometrics consults with members in developing research projects, devising methodologies to support specific projects, preparing grant applications and clinical and non-clinical study proposals, monitoring ongoing clinical trials, analyzing data for publication, disseminating research results, and providing biostatistical education. The overall purpose of the Biometrics Shared Resource is to provide statistical support for members and Programs in the Divisions of Basic, Clinical, and Public Health Science. The specific objectives of the Biometrics Shared Resource are: To collaborate with investigators during the design and development of cancer studies to ensure statistical and methodological integrity To develop new, cancer-specific statistical methodologies, when necessary, to support the research needs of investigators To provide statistical review of basic-, clinical-, and population-based studies To support statistical monitoring and interim analysis of ongoing clinical trials To provide computation and statistical analyses of data To collaborate in the publication and/or presentation of research result To provide cancer center education, consultation and training activities in statistics for research staff
Tower II, 5th Floor 120 Albany Street New Brunswick, NJ 08901Through direct consultation, review, and close interactions with the Cancer Institute of New Jersey members, the Biometrics Shared Resource ensures that studies are scientifically rigorous, that goals are achievable and produce results that lead to high quality publications. BiometricsBiometrics consults with members in developing research projects, devising methodologies to support specific projects, preparing grant applications and clinical and non-clinical study proposals, monitoring ongoing clinical trials, analyzing data for publication, disseminating research results, and providing biostatistical education. The overall purpose of the Biometrics Shared Resource is to provide statistical support for members and Programs in the Divisions of Basic, Clinical, and Public Health Science. The specific objectives of the Biometrics Shared Resource are: To collaborate with investigators during the design and development of cancer studies to ensure statistical and methodological integrity To develop new, cancer-specific statistical methodologies, when necessary, to support the research needs of investigators To provide statistical review of basic-, clinical-, and population-based studies To support statistical monitoring and interim analysis of ongoing clinical trials To provide computation and statistical analyses of data To collaborate in the publication and/or presentation of research result To provide cancer center education, consultation and training activities in statistics for research staff
195 Little Albany Street Rooms 2031, 2034 and 2050 New Brunswick, NJ, 08903 United StatesThe Biospecimen Repository Service (BRS) supports basic, translational, clinical, and population-based research through the procurement and distribution of human biospecimens. The BRS coordinates activities to assure efficient movement of human biospecimens through the acquisition-processing-analysis-distribution pathway for protocol driven and de-identified tissue specimens. All biospecimen collection, accession, and storage at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey is done by the BRS Shared Resource. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To identify, procure, process, annotate, bank and distribute high-quality human biospecimens in the requested quantities and state of preservation for use by center members with IRB approved clinical, translational, and basic protocols To provide clinical, pathological and histological annotations for biospecimens while maintaining strict patient confidentiality via the implementation of an “Honest Broker” system To implement and maintain a caBIG-compliant data warehouse (OnCore®) to facilitate storage of clinical information To provide consultation to investigators in the design of research protocols that require tissue procurement for scientific purposes and to optimize the collection of primary and correlative data from clinical and laboratory studies To facilitate investigator compliance with and navigation through regulatory processes (SRB, IRB, HIPAA) to promote performance of high quality, safe, and ethical research
195 Little Albany Street Rooms 2031, 2034 and 2050 New Brunswick, NJ 08903The Biospecimen Repository Service (BRS) supports basic, translational, clinical, and population-based research through the procurement and distribution of human biospecimens. The BRS coordinates activities to assure efficient movement of human biospecimens through the acquisition-processing-analysis-distribution pathway for protocol driven and de-identified tissue specimens. All biospecimen collection, accession, and storage at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey is done by the BRS Shared Resource. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To identify, procure, process, annotate, bank and distribute high-quality human biospecimens in the requested quantities and state of preservation for use by center members with IRB approved clinical, translational, and basic protocols To provide clinical, pathological and histological annotations for biospecimens while maintaining strict patient confidentiality via the implementation of an “Honest Broker” system To implement and maintain a caBIG-compliant data warehouse (OnCore®) to facilitate storage of clinical information To provide consultation to investigators in the design of research protocols that require tissue procurement for scientific purposes and to optimize the collection of primary and correlative data from clinical and laboratory studies To facilitate investigator compliance with and navigation through regulatory processes (SRB, IRB, HIPAA) to promote performance of high quality, safe, and ethical research
Clinical Academic Building 125 Patterson St. Room 7050 New Brunswick, NJ 08901The Functional Genomics Shared Resource is a centralized, high quality, cost-effective facility providing comprehensive genomic and transcriptomic analysis of biospecimens in collaboration with the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository (RUCDR) Infinite Biologics. Functional GenomicsThe shared resource aims to provide investigators with: Integrative consultation on experimental design, bioinformatics, and data analysis prior to initiation of experiments High quality extraction of DNA and RNA from biological samples Massively parallel, high-throughput next generation sequence analysis to support research in genomic sequencing, gene expression profiling (RNA-seq), and epigenetics, including changes in DNA methylation (methyl-C(bisulphite)-Seq) and chromatin modification/remodeling (ChIP-seq) Custom gene expression analysis on DNA microarray-based and RT-PCR platforms A highly flexible range of services from single task to comprehensive, depending on the need and experience of the individual investigator Data analysis support through the Bioinformatics Shared Resource to ensure seamless data collection, management and analysis An ongoing system of quality control and validation at all steps of research projects Series of lectures and workshops designed to disseminate knowledge and research applications of Next Generation DNA sequencing and gene expression analysis to Cancer Institute investigators and collaborators
RUCDR Infinite Biologics 145 Bevier Road Piscataway, NJ 08854The Functional Genomics Shared Resource is a centralized, high quality, cost-effective facility providing comprehensive genomic and transcriptomic analysis of biospecimens in collaboration with the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository (RUCDR) Infinite Biologics. Functional GenomicsThe shared resource aims to provide investigators with: Integrative consultation on experimental design, bioinformatics, and data analysis prior to initiation of experiments High quality extraction of DNA and RNA from biological samples Massively parallel, high-throughput next generation sequence analysis to support research in genomic sequencing, gene expression profiling (RNA-seq), and epigenetics, including changes in DNA methylation (methyl-C(bisulphite)-Seq) and chromatin modification/remodeling (ChIP-seq) Custom gene expression analysis on DNA microarray-based and RT-PCR platforms A highly flexible range of services from single task to comprehensive, depending on the need and experience of the individual investigator Data analysis support through the Bioinformatics Shared Resource to ensure seamless data collection, management and analysis An ongoing system of quality control and validation at all steps of research projects Series of lectures and workshops designed to disseminate knowledge and research applications of Next Generation DNA sequencing and gene expression analysis to Cancer Institute investigators and collaborators
125 Patterson St. Room 7050 New Brunswick, NJ, 08901 United StatesThe Functional Genomics Shared Resource is a centralized, high quality, cost-effective facility providing comprehensive genomic and transcriptomic analysis of biospecimens in collaboration with the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository (RUCDR) Infinite Biologics. Functional GenomicsThe shared resource aims to provide investigators with: Integrative consultation on experimental design, bioinformatics, and data analysis prior to initiation of experiments High quality extraction of DNA and RNA from biological samples Massively parallel, high-throughput next generation sequence analysis to support research in genomic sequencing, gene expression profiling (RNA-seq), and epigenetics, including changes in DNA methylation (methyl-C(bisulphite)-Seq) and chromatin modification/remodeling (ChIP-seq) Custom gene expression analysis on DNA microarray-based and RT-PCR platforms A highly flexible range of services from single task to comprehensive, depending on the need and experience of the individual investigator Data analysis support through the Bioinformatics Shared Resource to ensure seamless data collection, management and analysis An ongoing system of quality control and validation at all steps of research projects Series of lectures and workshops designed to disseminate knowledge and research applications of Next Generation DNA sequencing and gene expression analysis to Cancer Institute investigators and collaborators
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Medical Science Building A-683 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, NJ 07103Our Mission The mission of the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF) at Rutgers is to provide expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. It is our goal to offer the highest quality services possible at reasonable prices to our scientific community. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. About Us In 2015 the Transgenic/Knock-out Mouse (TG/KO) Shared Resource was renamed the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF). GECF is now a University core facility led by Rutgers Office of Research and Economic Development under the Office of Research Advancement (ORAd). GECF also functions as an NCI-designated cancer center resource with joint scientific and administrative/fiscal oversight with Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. The GECF serves as one of America’s largest, most comprehensive university-based research centers. The GECF’s main facility is located in New Brunswick with a satellite site in Newark. Its main focus is to provide expertise and technical services required to manipulate the genomes of animals utilizing CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing and, eventually, genome editing of various cell lines including human cells. Standard services such as mouse embryonic stem cell manipulation, in vitro fertilization, embryo or sperm cryopreservation, mouse rederivation, genotyping and breeding services are also available.
CHINJ 4270 89 French St New Brunswick, , NJ , 08901 United StatesOur Mission The mission of the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF) at Rutgers is to provide expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. It is our goal to offer the highest quality services possible at reasonable prices to our scientific community. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. About Us In 2015 the Transgenic/Knock-out Mouse (TG/KO) Shared Resource was renamed the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF). GECF is now a University core facility led by Rutgers Office of Research and Economic Development under the Office of Research Advancement (ORAd). GECF also functions as an NCI-designated cancer center resource with joint scientific and administrative/fiscal oversight with Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. The GECF serves as one of America’s largest, most comprehensive university-based research centers. The GECF’s main facility is located in New Brunswick with a satellite site in Newark. Its main focus is to provide expertise and technical services required to manipulate the genomes of animals utilizing CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing and, eventually, genome editing of various cell lines including human cells. Standard services such as mouse embryonic stem cell manipulation, in vitro fertilization, embryo or sperm cryopreservation, mouse rederivation, genotyping and breeding services are also available.
CHINJ 4270 89 French St New Brunswick, , NJ, 08901 United StatesOur Mission The mission of the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF) at Rutgers is to provide expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. It is our goal to offer the highest quality services possible at reasonable prices to our scientific community. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. About Us In 2015 the Transgenic/Knock-out Mouse (TG/KO) Shared Resource was renamed the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF). GECF is now a University core facility led by Rutgers Office of Research and Economic Development under the Office of Research Advancement (ORAd). GECF also functions as an NCI-designated cancer center resource with joint scientific and administrative/fiscal oversight with Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. The GECF serves as one of America’s largest, most comprehensive university-based research centers. The GECF’s main facility is located in New Brunswick with a satellite site in Newark. Its main focus is to provide expertise and technical services required to manipulate the genomes of animals utilizing CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing and, eventually, genome editing of various cell lines including human cells. Standard services such as mouse embryonic stem cell manipulation, in vitro fertilization, embryo or sperm cryopreservation, mouse rederivation, genotyping and breeding services are also available.
CHINJ 4270 89 French St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901Our Mission The mission of the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF) at Rutgers is to provide expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. It is our goal to offer the highest quality services possible at reasonable prices to our scientific community. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. About Us In 2015 the Transgenic/Knock-out Mouse (TG/KO) Shared Resource was renamed the Genome Editing Core Facility (GECF). GECF is now a University core facility led by Rutgers Office of Research and Economic Development under the Office of Research Advancement (ORAd). GECF also functions as an NCI-designated cancer center resource with joint scientific and administrative/fiscal oversight with Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey. The GECF serves as one of America’s largest, most comprehensive university-based research centers. The GECF’s main facility is located in New Brunswick with a satellite site in Newark. Its main focus is to provide expertise and technical services required to manipulate the genomes of animals utilizing CRISPR/Cas9-mediated gene editing and, eventually, genome editing of various cell lines including human cells. Standard services such as mouse embryonic stem cell manipulation, in vitro fertilization, embryo or sperm cryopreservation, mouse rederivation, genotyping and breeding services are also available.
195 Little Albany Street Rooms 2035 and 2050 New Brunswick, , NJ, 08903 United StatesThe Histopathology Shared Resource provides high quality, cost effective histopathology services and capitalizes on limited tissue resources to provide The Cancer Institute of New Jersey members with large collections (tissue microarrays) of human or animal, normal or tumor histology specimens to identify and/or quantify the expression of proteins, mRNAs, and the presence of whole chromosomes as well as individual genes. State-of-the-art imaging technology is available for Cancer Institute members to analyze and archive their histologic specimens. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide immunohistochemical localization of cells and antigens using well-characterized antibodies in normal and malignant tissues To define optimal conditions for novel, investigator-developed antibodies to localize tissue antigens To provide tissue sections for investigators to procure pure cells from specific microscopic regions of tissue sections using microdissection To assist investigators with all types of staining techniques (IHC, FISH, ISH, Q-dot) needed for visualization of cells/proteins including multi-color labeling To construct TMA blocks for investigator-initiated translational research To provide TMA sections containing large numbers of normal and malignant tissue cores To work in conjunction with the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource who provides state of the art imaging technology for analyzing and archiving histologic biospecimens.
195 Little Albany Street Rooms 2035 and 2050 New Brunswick, NJ 08903The Histopathology Shared Resource provides high quality, cost effective histopathology services and capitalizes on limited tissue resources to provide The Cancer Institute of New Jersey members with large collections (tissue microarrays) of human or animal, normal or tumor histology specimens to identify and/or quantify the expression of proteins, mRNAs, and the presence of whole chromosomes as well as individual genes. State-of-the-art imaging technology is available for Cancer Institute members to analyze and archive their histologic specimens. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide immunohistochemical localization of cells and antigens using well-characterized antibodies in normal and malignant tissues To define optimal conditions for novel, investigator-developed antibodies to localize tissue antigens To provide tissue sections for investigators to procure pure cells from specific microscopic regions of tissue sections using microdissection To assist investigators with all types of staining techniques (IHC, FISH, ISH, Q-dot) needed for visualization of cells/proteins including multi-color labeling To construct TMA blocks for investigator-initiated translational research To provide TMA sections containing large numbers of normal and malignant tissue cores To work in conjunction with the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource who provides state of the art imaging technology for analyzing and archiving histologic biospecimens.
195 Little Albany Street Rooms 2035 and 2050 New Brunswick, , NJ , 08903 United StatesThe Histopathology Shared Resource provides high quality, cost effective histopathology services and capitalizes on limited tissue resources to provide The Cancer Institute of New Jersey members with large collections (tissue microarrays) of human or animal, normal or tumor histology specimens to identify and/or quantify the expression of proteins, mRNAs, and the presence of whole chromosomes as well as individual genes. State-of-the-art imaging technology is available for Cancer Institute members to analyze and archive their histologic specimens. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide immunohistochemical localization of cells and antigens using well-characterized antibodies in normal and malignant tissues To define optimal conditions for novel, investigator-developed antibodies to localize tissue antigens To provide tissue sections for investigators to procure pure cells from specific microscopic regions of tissue sections using microdissection To assist investigators with all types of staining techniques (IHC, FISH, ISH, Q-dot) needed for visualization of cells/proteins including multi-color labeling To construct TMA blocks for investigator-initiated translational research To provide TMA sections containing large numbers of normal and malignant tissue cores To work in conjunction with the Biomedical Informatics Shared Resource who provides state of the art imaging technology for analyzing and archiving histologic biospecimens.
195 Little Albany Street, Lab 2050 New Brunswick, , NJ , 08903 United StatesThe Pharmacokinetics (PK) and Pharmacodynamics (PD) Shared Resource supports translational and clinical research by providing investigators cancer center members with a wide range of sophisticated analytical tools to identify and quantify small molecules in body fluids and tissues. Services include methods development and sample analysis. Such analyses are essential for preclinical, phase I and pilot trials involving evaluation of new therapeutic agents and in the development of new drug combinations. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To develop and apply sensitive analytical methods for the quantitation of anti-cancer agents and chemopreventive compounds and their metabolites in biological fluids and tissues To assist investigators in designing blood, urine, and/or tissue sampling strategies based upon available preclinical and clinical pharmacology To perform pharmacodynamic assays to assess drug target expression and/or activity as potential biomarkers in normal and malignant tissues To quantify circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood from patients
195 Little Albany Street, Lab 2050 New Brunswick, NJ 08903The Pharmacokinetics (PK) and Pharmacodynamics (PD) Shared Resource supports translational and clinical research by providing investigators cancer center members with a wide range of sophisticated analytical tools to identify and quantify small molecules in body fluids and tissues. Services include methods development and sample analysis. Such analyses are essential for preclinical, phase I and pilot trials involving evaluation of new therapeutic agents and in the development of new drug combinations. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To develop and apply sensitive analytical methods for the quantitation of anti-cancer agents and chemopreventive compounds and their metabolites in biological fluids and tissues To assist investigators in designing blood, urine, and/or tissue sampling strategies based upon available preclinical and clinical pharmacology To perform pharmacodynamic assays to assess drug target expression and/or activity as potential biomarkers in normal and malignant tissues To quantify circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood from patients
195 Little Albany Street, Lab 2050 New Brunswick, , NJ, 08903 United StatesThe Pharmacokinetics (PK) and Pharmacodynamics (PD) Shared Resource supports translational and clinical research by providing investigators cancer center members with a wide range of sophisticated analytical tools to identify and quantify small molecules in body fluids and tissues. Services include methods development and sample analysis. Such analyses are essential for preclinical, phase I and pilot trials involving evaluation of new therapeutic agents and in the development of new drug combinations. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To develop and apply sensitive analytical methods for the quantitation of anti-cancer agents and chemopreventive compounds and their metabolites in biological fluids and tissues To assist investigators in designing blood, urine, and/or tissue sampling strategies based upon available preclinical and clinical pharmacology To perform pharmacodynamic assays to assess drug target expression and/or activity as potential biomarkers in normal and malignant tissues To quantify circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood from patients
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, NJ 08903The Preclinical Imaging Shared Resource provides investigators with a centralized, high-quality and cost-effective facility for anatomic and functional in-vivo imaging of small animals. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide high-resolution anatomic and innovative functional imaging of small animals in the context of pre-clinical cancer biology and treatment studies. To consult on experimental design and use of anatomic and functional animal imaging modalities. To develop novel methods for co-registration of anatomic and functional imaging To cultivate innovative strategies for functional imaging and metastatic tumor cell tracking. To assist with or provide processing and analysis of image data To incorporate a central structure for image data management and transfer. To provide an ongoing system of quality testing and validation
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, , NJ , 08903 United StatesThe Preclinical Imaging Shared Resource provides investigators with a centralized, high-quality and cost-effective facility for anatomic and functional in-vivo imaging of small animals. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide high-resolution anatomic and innovative functional imaging of small animals in the context of pre-clinical cancer biology and treatment studies. To consult on experimental design and use of anatomic and functional animal imaging modalities. To develop novel methods for co-registration of anatomic and functional imaging To cultivate innovative strategies for functional imaging and metastatic tumor cell tracking. To assist with or provide processing and analysis of image data To incorporate a central structure for image data management and transfer. To provide an ongoing system of quality testing and validation
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, , NJ, 08903 United StatesThe Preclinical Imaging Shared Resource provides investigators with a centralized, high-quality and cost-effective facility for anatomic and functional in-vivo imaging of small animals. The specific objectives of this shared resource are: To provide high-resolution anatomic and innovative functional imaging of small animals in the context of pre-clinical cancer biology and treatment studies. To consult on experimental design and use of anatomic and functional animal imaging modalities. To develop novel methods for co-registration of anatomic and functional imaging To cultivate innovative strategies for functional imaging and metastatic tumor cell tracking. To assist with or provide processing and analysis of image data To incorporate a central structure for image data management and transfer. To provide an ongoing system of quality testing and validation
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, , NJ , 08903 United StatesThe Research Pharmacy Shared Resource provides support for Cancer Institute members who conduct research with investigational agents in human subjects. The overall goal of this Shared Resource is to support the rigorously reviewed Cancer Institute clinical research by providing an efficient, centralized service of extraordinary quality. The specific goals of this shared resource are: To develop and maintain proper methods for preparation and handling of investigational agents To ensure that all issues involving drug accountability, dosing, and administration are (a) clearly defined in the protocol; (b) consistent with Cancer Institute, State, and Federal policies and procedures; and (c) followed to ensure the proper use of all study agents in clinical trials To facilitate procurement, maintain accountability, and provide secure and appropriate storage for all investigational agents, and ensure that these agents are dispensed according to protocol guidelines; for the basic science Programs, the Research Pharmacy procures investigational and commercial agents for laboratory use To assist Cancer Institute investigators, along with the Office of Human Research Services (OHRS), in maintaining regulatory compliance To provide expert consultation on the use of new agents regarding drug interactions, sequencing, formulation and administration To provide an additional level of quality assurance in clinical trials through (a) verification of informed consent; (b) verification of eligibility and enrollment through the OHRS before dispensing any agent to clinical trial participants; (c) verification of dose assignments in phase I trials; (d) review of dose modifications; (e) assessment for potential drug interactions; (f) maintenance of randomization schemas for investigator-initiated trials; and (g) assessment of patient adherence for self-administered protocol therapy
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, NJ 08903The Research Pharmacy Shared Resource provides support for Cancer Institute members who conduct research with investigational agents in human subjects. The overall goal of this Shared Resource is to support the rigorously reviewed Cancer Institute clinical research by providing an efficient, centralized service of extraordinary quality. The specific goals of this shared resource are: To develop and maintain proper methods for preparation and handling of investigational agents To ensure that all issues involving drug accountability, dosing, and administration are (a) clearly defined in the protocol; (b) consistent with Cancer Institute, State, and Federal policies and procedures; and (c) followed to ensure the proper use of all study agents in clinical trials To facilitate procurement, maintain accountability, and provide secure and appropriate storage for all investigational agents, and ensure that these agents are dispensed according to protocol guidelines; for the basic science Programs, the Research Pharmacy procures investigational and commercial agents for laboratory use To assist Cancer Institute investigators, along with the Office of Human Research Services (OHRS), in maintaining regulatory compliance To provide expert consultation on the use of new agents regarding drug interactions, sequencing, formulation and administration To provide an additional level of quality assurance in clinical trials through (a) verification of informed consent; (b) verification of eligibility and enrollment through the OHRS before dispensing any agent to clinical trial participants; (c) verification of dose assignments in phase I trials; (d) review of dose modifications; (e) assessment for potential drug interactions; (f) maintenance of randomization schemas for investigator-initiated trials; and (g) assessment of patient adherence for self-administered protocol therapy
195 Little Albany Street New Brunswick, , NJ, 08903 United StatesThe Research Pharmacy Shared Resource provides support for Cancer Institute members who conduct research with investigational agents in human subjects. The overall goal of this Shared Resource is to support the rigorously reviewed Cancer Institute clinical research by providing an efficient, centralized service of extraordinary quality. The specific goals of this shared resource are: To develop and maintain proper methods for preparation and handling of investigational agents To ensure that all issues involving drug accountability, dosing, and administration are (a) clearly defined in the protocol; (b) consistent with Cancer Institute, State, and Federal policies and procedures; and (c) followed to ensure the proper use of all study agents in clinical trials To facilitate procurement, maintain accountability, and provide secure and appropriate storage for all investigational agents, and ensure that these agents are dispensed according to protocol guidelines; for the basic science Programs, the Research Pharmacy procures investigational and commercial agents for laboratory use To assist Cancer Institute investigators, along with the Office of Human Research Services (OHRS), in maintaining regulatory compliance To provide expert consultation on the use of new agents regarding drug interactions, sequencing, formulation and administration To provide an additional level of quality assurance in clinical trials through (a) verification of informed consent; (b) verification of eligibility and enrollment through the OHRS before dispensing any agent to clinical trial participants; (c) verification of dose assignments in phase I trials; (d) review of dose modifications; (e) assessment for potential drug interactions; (f) maintenance of randomization schemas for investigator-initiated trials; and (g) assessment of patient adherence for self-administered protocol therapy
University, 170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe EOHSI Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory is a state-of-the-art chromatographic and mass spectrometric facility designed to support the Institute’s investigators and collaborators with methods development for assays of environmental contaminants or their metabolites. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory specializes in the development and evaluation of novel analytical methodologies which may be applied to current and future EOHSI projects. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory also provides expert consultation on sample collection and analysis, quality assurance, data interpretation, instrument acquisition, and sample preparation. Laboratory personnel are also responsible for the training of students on analytical instrumentation and sample analysis. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory has both inorganic and organic capabilities.
University, 170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854The EOHSI Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory is a state-of-the-art chromatographic and mass spectrometric facility designed to support the Institute’s investigators and collaborators with methods development for assays of environmental contaminants or their metabolites. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory specializes in the development and evaluation of novel analytical methodologies which may be applied to current and future EOHSI projects. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory also provides expert consultation on sample collection and analysis, quality assurance, data interpretation, instrument acquisition, and sample preparation. Laboratory personnel are also responsible for the training of students on analytical instrumentation and sample analysis. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory has both inorganic and organic capabilities.
University, 170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe EOHSI Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory is a state-of-the-art chromatographic and mass spectrometric facility designed to support the Institute’s investigators and collaborators with methods development for assays of environmental contaminants or their metabolites. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory specializes in the development and evaluation of novel analytical methodologies which may be applied to current and future EOHSI projects. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory also provides expert consultation on sample collection and analysis, quality assurance, data interpretation, instrument acquisition, and sample preparation. Laboratory personnel are also responsible for the training of students on analytical instrumentation and sample analysis. The Analytical Chemistry Core Laboratory has both inorganic and organic capabilities.
EOHSI Room 308 170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , New Jersey , 08854 United StatesCCL is a component of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) at Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, pursuing research in: Multiscale computational modeling (“from molecules to populations”) of environmental and biological systems and of their interactions Enviroinformatics, bioinformatics, and socioinformatics; predictive “big data” analytics for human exposures and health outcomes
EOHSI Room 308 170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, New Jersey 08854CCL is a component of the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) at Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, pursuing research in: Multiscale computational modeling (“from molecules to populations”) of environmental and biological systems and of their interactions Enviroinformatics, bioinformatics, and socioinformatics; predictive “big data” analytics for human exposures and health outcomes
170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Controlled Exposure Facility (CEF) Core provides expertise and facilities to conduct human and animal exposure studies. The Core is comprised of two technology units overseeing exposure chambers that individually provide controlled atmospheres to human subjects or small animals. The controlled environmental chambers share components of the pollutant generation systems, allowing for exposure conditions that mimic those encountered in both environmental and occupational settings. The goal of the human exposure unit is to provide accurate exposures of human subjects in a setting where many host and environmental factors can be rigorously controlled and where biological specimens can be collected for discovery of biological response indicators and mechanistic studies. The animal exposure unit provides consultation for conducting animal inhalation research in controlled exposure conditions corresponding to those in the human exposure chamber. The ability to generate different atmospheres with known pollutant concentrations in a controlled environment allows testing and calibration of devices that will be used for field and epidemiological studies. The CEF provides pollutant generation systems and controlled environmental conditions, allowing design of experiments that mimic typical human environmental situations as well as environmentally relevant concentrations, e.g. gas stations or outdoor exercise. The CEF can also assess the effects of inhaled toxicants in combination with behavioral stressors, chemopreventive interventions, and/or genetic, dietary, environmental or clinical factors that potentially modify biological responses. The CEF therefore makes possible human exposure-response studies that are key to the discovery of biological response indicators.
170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854The Controlled Exposure Facility (CEF) Core provides expertise and facilities to conduct human and animal exposure studies. The Core is comprised of two technology units overseeing exposure chambers that individually provide controlled atmospheres to human subjects or small animals. The controlled environmental chambers share components of the pollutant generation systems, allowing for exposure conditions that mimic those encountered in both environmental and occupational settings. The goal of the human exposure unit is to provide accurate exposures of human subjects in a setting where many host and environmental factors can be rigorously controlled and where biological specimens can be collected for discovery of biological response indicators and mechanistic studies. The animal exposure unit provides consultation for conducting animal inhalation research in controlled exposure conditions corresponding to those in the human exposure chamber. The ability to generate different atmospheres with known pollutant concentrations in a controlled environment allows testing and calibration of devices that will be used for field and epidemiological studies. The CEF provides pollutant generation systems and controlled environmental conditions, allowing design of experiments that mimic typical human environmental situations as well as environmentally relevant concentrations, e.g. gas stations or outdoor exercise. The CEF can also assess the effects of inhaled toxicants in combination with behavioral stressors, chemopreventive interventions, and/or genetic, dietary, environmental or clinical factors that potentially modify biological responses. The CEF therefore makes possible human exposure-response studies that are key to the discovery of biological response indicators.
170 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Controlled Exposure Facility (CEF) Core provides expertise and facilities to conduct human and animal exposure studies. The Core is comprised of two technology units overseeing exposure chambers that individually provide controlled atmospheres to human subjects or small animals. The controlled environmental chambers share components of the pollutant generation systems, allowing for exposure conditions that mimic those encountered in both environmental and occupational settings. The goal of the human exposure unit is to provide accurate exposures of human subjects in a setting where many host and environmental factors can be rigorously controlled and where biological specimens can be collected for discovery of biological response indicators and mechanistic studies. The animal exposure unit provides consultation for conducting animal inhalation research in controlled exposure conditions corresponding to those in the human exposure chamber. The ability to generate different atmospheres with known pollutant concentrations in a controlled environment allows testing and calibration of devices that will be used for field and epidemiological studies. The CEF provides pollutant generation systems and controlled environmental conditions, allowing design of experiments that mimic typical human environmental situations as well as environmentally relevant concentrations, e.g. gas stations or outdoor exercise. The CEF can also assess the effects of inhaled toxicants in combination with behavioral stressors, chemopreventive interventions, and/or genetic, dietary, environmental or clinical factors that potentially modify biological responses. The CEF therefore makes possible human exposure-response studies that are key to the discovery of biological response indicators.
170 Frelinghusyen Road, Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8020 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting & Confocal Microscopy Core Facility has been analyzing samples for academic and industrial researchers at reasonable costs since 1985. The goal of the Facility is to give investigators access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, technical expertise and experimental protocols for analysis of cells, particles, and tissues by flow cytometry / cell sorting and confocal microscopy.
170 Frelinghusyen Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854-8020The Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting & Confocal Microscopy Core Facility has been analyzing samples for academic and industrial researchers at reasonable costs since 1985. The goal of the Facility is to give investigators access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, technical expertise and experimental protocols for analysis of cells, particles, and tissues by flow cytometry / cell sorting and confocal microscopy.
170 Frelinghusyen Road, Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8020 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting & Confocal Microscopy Core Facility has been analyzing samples for academic and industrial researchers at reasonable costs since 1985. The goal of the Facility is to give investigators access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, technical expertise and experimental protocols for analysis of cells, particles, and tissues by flow cytometry / cell sorting and confocal microscopy.
170 Frelinghuysen Rd, Room 424 Piscataway NJ 08854The Molecular Histology Center (MHC) is a collaborative effort based at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) on the campuses of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Rutgers University located in Piscataway, NJ. The MHC supports academic and industrial researchers in performing a variety of quantitative and qualitative tissue section-based assays. The dedication of this center to a defined set of challenging techniques provides for efficiency and expertise to ensure reliable results and rapid completion of projects.
170 Frelinghuysen Rd, Room 424 Piscataway , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Molecular Histology Center (MHC) is a collaborative effort based at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) on the campuses of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Rutgers University located in Piscataway, NJ. The MHC supports academic and industrial researchers in performing a variety of quantitative and qualitative tissue section-based assays. The dedication of this center to a defined set of challenging techniques provides for efficiency and expertise to ensure reliable results and rapid completion of projects.
170 Frelinghuysen Rd, Room 424 Piscataway , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Molecular Histology Center (MHC) is a collaborative effort based at the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) on the campuses of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and Rutgers University located in Piscataway, NJ. The MHC supports academic and industrial researchers in performing a variety of quantitative and qualitative tissue section-based assays. The dedication of this center to a defined set of challenging techniques provides for efficiency and expertise to ensure reliable results and rapid completion of projects.
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170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Biostatistics Facility Core is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for biostatistical queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis. Biostatistics Core Focuses on Consultation During the preparation of Center proposals and subsequent data analysis. In development and implementation of Center Pilot Grant proposals. These applications go through an initial review of experimental design and statistical power, and Biostatistics consultation and collaboration ensures the integration of appropriate biostatistics into experimental design before selection of appropriate technologies and analytical tools.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Biostatistics Facility Core is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for biostatistical queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis. Biostatistics Core Focuses on Consultation During the preparation of Center proposals and subsequent data analysis. In development and implementation of Center Pilot Grant proposals. These applications go through an initial review of experimental design and statistical power, and Biostatistics consultation and collaboration ensures the integration of appropriate biostatistics into experimental design before selection of appropriate technologies and analytical tools.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854The Biostatistics Facility Core is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for biostatistical queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis. Biostatistics Core Focuses on Consultation During the preparation of Center proposals and subsequent data analysis. In development and implementation of Center Pilot Grant proposals. These applications go through an initial review of experimental design and statistical power, and Biostatistics consultation and collaboration ensures the integration of appropriate biostatistics into experimental design before selection of appropriate technologies and analytical tools.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854CEED is recognized for its mechanistic studies defining the role of environmental exposures in disease pathogenesis. The Core works closely with other Research Cores to incorporate biological response indicators or biomarkers into clinical and population studies to mitigate exposures and disease. By engaging the Community Outreach and Education Core, this Core is able to translate findings to vulnerable populations, diseased cohorts, and interested stakeholders. Using model systems, human studies, and emerging science and technologies to identify vulnerable populations and developmental stages, they study uptake and metabolism as a function of genetic and epigenetic background and life stage, and develops biological response indicators that link exposures to disease. The Core has four mechanistic themes that cut across disease endpoints: Influence of age and development on toxicity Transport and metabolism of toxicants Cellular injury; inflammation, and repair Epigenetic and genetic mechanisms in toxicity and pathogenesis
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesCEED is recognized for its mechanistic studies defining the role of environmental exposures in disease pathogenesis. The Core works closely with other Research Cores to incorporate biological response indicators or biomarkers into clinical and population studies to mitigate exposures and disease. By engaging the Community Outreach and Education Core, this Core is able to translate findings to vulnerable populations, diseased cohorts, and interested stakeholders. Using model systems, human studies, and emerging science and technologies to identify vulnerable populations and developmental stages, they study uptake and metabolism as a function of genetic and epigenetic background and life stage, and develops biological response indicators that link exposures to disease. The Core has four mechanistic themes that cut across disease endpoints: Influence of age and development on toxicity Transport and metabolism of toxicants Cellular injury; inflammation, and repair Epigenetic and genetic mechanisms in toxicity and pathogenesis
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesCEED is recognized for its mechanistic studies defining the role of environmental exposures in disease pathogenesis. The Core works closely with other Research Cores to incorporate biological response indicators or biomarkers into clinical and population studies to mitigate exposures and disease. By engaging the Community Outreach and Education Core, this Core is able to translate findings to vulnerable populations, diseased cohorts, and interested stakeholders. Using model systems, human studies, and emerging science and technologies to identify vulnerable populations and developmental stages, they study uptake and metabolism as a function of genetic and epigenetic background and life stage, and develops biological response indicators that link exposures to disease. The Core has four mechanistic themes that cut across disease endpoints: Influence of age and development on toxicity Transport and metabolism of toxicants Cellular injury; inflammation, and repair Epigenetic and genetic mechanisms in toxicity and pathogenesis
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe theme of the Human Exposures and Outcomes (HEO) Core is to improve understanding of complex real-world exposures and responses among populations with varying susceptibility due to host factors and multiple environmental exposures to chemical, infectious, and other non-chemical stressors that have cumulative and/or interactive effects on human health. Core investigators use exposure modeling, as well as validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate exposures and risks. CEED is recognized for its expertise in exposure science and research linking exposures to health effects. Over the past 25 years, CEED research has improved our understanding of the molecular basis for exposure response-relationships for lead, chromium, ozone, diesel exhaust, benzene, phthalates, and complex mixtures, including volatile organic compounds, ambient air pollution, and World Trade Center (WTC) dust. Studies are conducted in both natural settings and at ambient levels in controlled environments (e.g., in the CEED Controlled Exposure Facility). To define the relationship between internal and external markers of individual exposure, the Core collaborates with the Environmental/Chemical Pathogenesis Core to develop new biomarkers of exposure and biological response indicators. Core investigators use exposure modeling and validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate risk from both acute and chronic exposures. Working with the Prevention/Intervention Research Core, investigators use mechanistic insights to improve source to effect models and validate outcome biomarkers for application to intervention research. Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right) Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right)
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854The theme of the Human Exposures and Outcomes (HEO) Core is to improve understanding of complex real-world exposures and responses among populations with varying susceptibility due to host factors and multiple environmental exposures to chemical, infectious, and other non-chemical stressors that have cumulative and/or interactive effects on human health. Core investigators use exposure modeling, as well as validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate exposures and risks. CEED is recognized for its expertise in exposure science and research linking exposures to health effects. Over the past 25 years, CEED research has improved our understanding of the molecular basis for exposure response-relationships for lead, chromium, ozone, diesel exhaust, benzene, phthalates, and complex mixtures, including volatile organic compounds, ambient air pollution, and World Trade Center (WTC) dust. Studies are conducted in both natural settings and at ambient levels in controlled environments (e.g., in the CEED Controlled Exposure Facility). To define the relationship between internal and external markers of individual exposure, the Core collaborates with the Environmental/Chemical Pathogenesis Core to develop new biomarkers of exposure and biological response indicators. Core investigators use exposure modeling and validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate risk from both acute and chronic exposures. Working with the Prevention/Intervention Research Core, investigators use mechanistic insights to improve source to effect models and validate outcome biomarkers for application to intervention research. Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right) Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right)
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe theme of the Human Exposures and Outcomes (HEO) Core is to improve understanding of complex real-world exposures and responses among populations with varying susceptibility due to host factors and multiple environmental exposures to chemical, infectious, and other non-chemical stressors that have cumulative and/or interactive effects on human health. Core investigators use exposure modeling, as well as validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate exposures and risks. CEED is recognized for its expertise in exposure science and research linking exposures to health effects. Over the past 25 years, CEED research has improved our understanding of the molecular basis for exposure response-relationships for lead, chromium, ozone, diesel exhaust, benzene, phthalates, and complex mixtures, including volatile organic compounds, ambient air pollution, and World Trade Center (WTC) dust. Studies are conducted in both natural settings and at ambient levels in controlled environments (e.g., in the CEED Controlled Exposure Facility). To define the relationship between internal and external markers of individual exposure, the Core collaborates with the Environmental/Chemical Pathogenesis Core to develop new biomarkers of exposure and biological response indicators. Core investigators use exposure modeling and validated human biomarkers of exposure and response to understand, prevent or mitigate risk from both acute and chronic exposures. Working with the Prevention/Intervention Research Core, investigators use mechanistic insights to improve source to effect models and validate outcome biomarkers for application to intervention research. Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right) Fungi isolated from water-damaged houses after Hurricane Sandy: penicillium sp. (left) and aspergillus sp. (right)
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Informatics and Computational Toxicology Facility Core (ICT) is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for informatics-based queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis, as well as modeling exposures and outcomes. Two main components of this Core Informatics provides the tools, staff and training to assist Center investigators in the analysis and integration of the different data types. For example, gene expression profiling data are integrated with data from exposure assessment, SNP data, and phenotypic analyses to define pathogenic mechanisms. For investigators more experienced in bioinformatics methods or those performing studies that require higher levels of data analysis, modeling support, or integration, the Core can provide expert consultation for the use or development of appropriate customized tools for information analysis. Modeling and Computational Toxicology provides leadership in the development of computational approaches to model exposure on the basis of ambient levels of toxicants, routes of exposure, behavior, lifestyle, pharmacokinetic parameters, genotype, and mechanisms of pathogenesis. This exposure to phenotype modeling provides information for population based studies where individual exposure levels are not available and generates testable hypotheses on dose-response relationships.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854The Informatics and Computational Toxicology Facility Core (ICT) is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for informatics-based queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis, as well as modeling exposures and outcomes. Two main components of this Core Informatics provides the tools, staff and training to assist Center investigators in the analysis and integration of the different data types. For example, gene expression profiling data are integrated with data from exposure assessment, SNP data, and phenotypic analyses to define pathogenic mechanisms. For investigators more experienced in bioinformatics methods or those performing studies that require higher levels of data analysis, modeling support, or integration, the Core can provide expert consultation for the use or development of appropriate customized tools for information analysis. Modeling and Computational Toxicology provides leadership in the development of computational approaches to model exposure on the basis of ambient levels of toxicants, routes of exposure, behavior, lifestyle, pharmacokinetic parameters, genotype, and mechanisms of pathogenesis. This exposure to phenotype modeling provides information for population based studies where individual exposure levels are not available and generates testable hypotheses on dose-response relationships.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Informatics and Computational Toxicology Facility Core (ICT) is pivotal to integration of data from of all Facility and Research Cores. It serves as the gateway for informatics-based queries and a clearinghouse for data formatting, transfer, and analysis, as well as modeling exposures and outcomes. Two main components of this Core Informatics provides the tools, staff and training to assist Center investigators in the analysis and integration of the different data types. For example, gene expression profiling data are integrated with data from exposure assessment, SNP data, and phenotypic analyses to define pathogenic mechanisms. For investigators more experienced in bioinformatics methods or those performing studies that require higher levels of data analysis, modeling support, or integration, the Core can provide expert consultation for the use or development of appropriate customized tools for information analysis. Modeling and Computational Toxicology provides leadership in the development of computational approaches to model exposure on the basis of ambient levels of toxicants, routes of exposure, behavior, lifestyle, pharmacokinetic parameters, genotype, and mechanisms of pathogenesis. This exposure to phenotype modeling provides information for population based studies where individual exposure levels are not available and generates testable hypotheses on dose-response relationships.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Integrative Health Sciences Facility Core (IHSFC) plays a central role in achieving the research mission of the CEED. The IHSFC is the nexus for the Center’s interdisciplinary and translational research mission. Its goal is the integration of basic, translational, clinical, and epidemiological research. The IHSFC facilitates dialog among CEED members from different disciplines and provides guidance and training in design and implementation of studies in population (observational) epidemiology, clinical epidemiology, controlled exposure and clinical panel studies. This includes assistance with study design, subject recruitment, screening, management, and retention, questionnaire design, IRB issues, clinical procedures, clinical care, collection and processing of human samples for cellular, pathological and molecular analyses. The Core maintains the Center’s Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), which integrates biological sample management and analysis by all Facility Cores. The IHSFC is also the portal for biostatistics, data management, archiving and security and facilitates bidirectional translation of clinical and animal studies.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854The Integrative Health Sciences Facility Core (IHSFC) plays a central role in achieving the research mission of the CEED. The IHSFC is the nexus for the Center’s interdisciplinary and translational research mission. Its goal is the integration of basic, translational, clinical, and epidemiological research. The IHSFC facilitates dialog among CEED members from different disciplines and provides guidance and training in design and implementation of studies in population (observational) epidemiology, clinical epidemiology, controlled exposure and clinical panel studies. This includes assistance with study design, subject recruitment, screening, management, and retention, questionnaire design, IRB issues, clinical procedures, clinical care, collection and processing of human samples for cellular, pathological and molecular analyses. The Core maintains the Center’s Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), which integrates biological sample management and analysis by all Facility Cores. The IHSFC is also the portal for biostatistics, data management, archiving and security and facilitates bidirectional translation of clinical and animal studies.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Integrative Health Sciences Facility Core (IHSFC) plays a central role in achieving the research mission of the CEED. The IHSFC is the nexus for the Center’s interdisciplinary and translational research mission. Its goal is the integration of basic, translational, clinical, and epidemiological research. The IHSFC facilitates dialog among CEED members from different disciplines and provides guidance and training in design and implementation of studies in population (observational) epidemiology, clinical epidemiology, controlled exposure and clinical panel studies. This includes assistance with study design, subject recruitment, screening, management, and retention, questionnaire design, IRB issues, clinical procedures, clinical care, collection and processing of human samples for cellular, pathological and molecular analyses. The Core maintains the Center’s Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS), which integrates biological sample management and analysis by all Facility Cores. The IHSFC is also the portal for biostatistics, data management, archiving and security and facilitates bidirectional translation of clinical and animal studies.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Prevention and Intervention Research Core incorporates knowledge developed from integrated exposure and mechanistic studies to develop and implement targeted interventions and prevention strategies. Core members translate their findings into actionable interventions to (1) reduce exposures in affected or at risk populations, (2) modify high risk behaviors, and (3) develop chemopreventive agents to mitigate the development and progression of disease.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, NJ 08854The Prevention and Intervention Research Core incorporates knowledge developed from integrated exposure and mechanistic studies to develop and implement targeted interventions and prevention strategies. Core members translate their findings into actionable interventions to (1) reduce exposures in affected or at risk populations, (2) modify high risk behaviors, and (3) develop chemopreventive agents to mitigate the development and progression of disease.
170 Frelinghuysen Road, Room 414 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Prevention and Intervention Research Core incorporates knowledge developed from integrated exposure and mechanistic studies to develop and implement targeted interventions and prevention strategies. Core members translate their findings into actionable interventions to (1) reduce exposures in affected or at risk populations, (2) modify high risk behaviors, and (3) develop chemopreventive agents to mitigate the development and progression of disease.
Engn - Elec & Computer Engn 94 Brett Road, Rm 115 Electrical Engineering Building Busch Campus Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8058 United StatesThe Microelectronics Research Laboratory (MERL) works closely with researchers in academia, government and industry to help solve problems in multidisciplinary science and engineering and high-tech industry, to carry out advanced research in micro- and nano-optoelectronics, solid state devices and electronic materials. The capabilities of the laboratory include a dry processing area for plasma processing, thin film metallization and dielectric, thermal processing, ultraviolet lithography, nano-imprint and most recently atomic layer deposition, including: Metrology/Inspection - ISI Scanning Electron Microscope - SEM (microelectronics) Description: Scanning Electron Microscope
Engn - Elec & Computer Engn 94 Brett Road, Rm 115 Electrical Engineering Building Busch Campus Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8058 United StatesThe Microelectronics Research Laboratory (MERL) works closely with researchers in academia, government and industry to help solve problems in multidisciplinary science and engineering and high-tech industry, to carry out advanced research in micro- and nano-optoelectronics, solid state devices and electronic materials. The capabilities of the laboratory include a dry processing area for plasma processing, thin film metallization and dielectric, thermal processing, ultraviolet lithography, nano-imprint and most recently atomic layer deposition, including: Metrology/Inspection - ISI Scanning Electron Microscope - SEM (microelectronics) Description: Scanning Electron Microscope
63 Dudley Road, Rm 122 New Brunswick, , NJ, 08901-8520 United StatesThe Nutritional Metabolomics Core Facility was established to provide researchers with data on the identities and amounts of small molecules in biological samples. The facility specializes in the analysis of lipids, including phospholipids, cholesterol and cholesteryl esters, acyl coAs, endocannabinoids, and mono-, di-, and triacylglycerols. Often, data for multiple lipid classes can be obtained from a single sample injection. We plan to increase our offerings to include other metabolite classes as we expand into a full-fledged metabolomics laboratory.
63 Dudley Road, Rm 122 New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8520The Nutritional Metabolomics Core Facility was established to provide researchers with data on the identities and amounts of small molecules in biological samples. The facility specializes in the analysis of lipids, including phospholipids, cholesterol and cholesteryl esters, acyl coAs, endocannabinoids, and mono-, di-, and triacylglycerols. Often, data for multiple lipid classes can be obtained from a single sample injection. We plan to increase our offerings to include other metabolite classes as we expand into a full-fledged metabolomics laboratory.
63 Dudley Road, Rm 122 New Brunswick, , NJ , 08901-8520 United StatesThe Nutritional Metabolomics Core Facility was established to provide researchers with data on the identities and amounts of small molecules in biological samples. The facility specializes in the analysis of lipids, including phospholipids, cholesterol and cholesteryl esters, acyl coAs, endocannabinoids, and mono-, di-, and triacylglycerols. Often, data for multiple lipid classes can be obtained from a single sample injection. We plan to increase our offerings to include other metabolite classes as we expand into a full-fledged metabolomics laboratory.
Building F1105 205 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ , 07103 United StatesThe Center for Advanced Proteomics Research (CAPR) is equipped with state-of-the-art proteomics instruments and bioinformatics systems for protein structure and function analysis. With a grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), CAPR is able to operate the NeuroProteomics Core Facility within CAPR. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at no or reduced cost.
Building F1105 205 South Orange Avenue Newark, NJ 07103The Center for Advanced Proteomics Research (CAPR) is equipped with state-of-the-art proteomics instruments and bioinformatics systems for protein structure and function analysis. With a grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), CAPR is able to operate the NeuroProteomics Core Facility within CAPR. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at no or reduced cost.
Building F1105 205 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ, 07103 United StatesThe Center for Advanced Proteomics Research (CAPR) is equipped with state-of-the-art proteomics instruments and bioinformatics systems for protein structure and function analysis. With a grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), CAPR is able to operate the NeuroProteomics Core Facility within CAPR. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at no or reduced cost.
Medical Sciences Building E-501 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ, 07101-1709 United StatesThe Center for Genomic Informatics (CGI) applies cutting-edge computational approaches to enable and enhance genome-based biomedical and clinical studies for researchers at UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School. Located in Medical Science Building (MSB), CGI has access to deep sequencing systems and state-of-the-art sequence and expression analysis programs, genomic databases, and high-performance computing facilities (supported by NJMS-TSS). We help researchers use off-the-shelf bioinformatics tools as well as develop custom software and databases to meet specific needs. We also provide individual hands-on training sessions on public databases and bioinformatics applications. Services: •Analysis of next-generation sequencing data, e.g. mRNA-seq, ChIP-seq, etc. •Microarray data analysis, e.g. data QC, gene significance, gene pathway analysis, etc. •Genome sequence analysis, e.g. motif search, phylogenetics, etc. •Population genomics •Bioinformatics/genomics tool tutoring and general consultation
Medical Sciences Building E-501 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ , 07101-1709 United StatesThe Center for Genomic Informatics (CGI) applies cutting-edge computational approaches to enable and enhance genome-based biomedical and clinical studies for researchers at UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School. Located in Medical Science Building (MSB), CGI has access to deep sequencing systems and state-of-the-art sequence and expression analysis programs, genomic databases, and high-performance computing facilities (supported by NJMS-TSS). We help researchers use off-the-shelf bioinformatics tools as well as develop custom software and databases to meet specific needs. We also provide individual hands-on training sessions on public databases and bioinformatics applications. Services: •Analysis of next-generation sequencing data, e.g. mRNA-seq, ChIP-seq, etc. •Microarray data analysis, e.g. data QC, gene significance, gene pathway analysis, etc. •Genome sequence analysis, e.g. motif search, phylogenetics, etc. •Population genomics •Bioinformatics/genomics tool tutoring and general consultation
Medical Sciences Building E-501 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, NJ 07101-1709The Center for Genomic Informatics (CGI) applies cutting-edge computational approaches to enable and enhance genome-based biomedical and clinical studies for researchers at UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical School. Located in Medical Science Building (MSB), CGI has access to deep sequencing systems and state-of-the-art sequence and expression analysis programs, genomic databases, and high-performance computing facilities (supported by NJMS-TSS). We help researchers use off-the-shelf bioinformatics tools as well as develop custom software and databases to meet specific needs. We also provide individual hands-on training sessions on public databases and bioinformatics applications. Services: •Analysis of next-generation sequencing data, e.g. mRNA-seq, ChIP-seq, etc. •Microarray data analysis, e.g. data QC, gene significance, gene pathway analysis, etc. •Genome sequence analysis, e.g. motif search, phylogenetics, etc. •Population genomics •Bioinformatics/genomics tool tutoring and general consultation
185 South Orange Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07103Clinical Research Center Unit (CRCU)
185 South Orange Avenue, Newark, , New Jersey , 07103 United StatesClinical Research Center Unit (CRCU)
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, NJ 07109Rutgers shares with the public at large a concern for the ethical use of animals in research and is firmly committed to discovery that will lead to the treatment and cure of disease and physical injury. Only once it is determined that alternative methods such as cell culture and computer models cannot effectively be used, a conscious decision is made to use laboratory animals in research as it is that both animals and humans are the ultimate beneficiaries. Comparative Medicine Resources works closely with the IACUCS to provide the highest quality animal care and veterinary oversight of our research animals in support of this commitment to humane animal research. Seven animal facilities in Newark primarily house rats and mice in ventilated cages in specific pathogen-free environments with free access to food and water with special attention to assuring that all research and animal care staff understand the unique needs of the animals and are compliant with policies for safe and humane animal care. We provide information and training on all aspects of our animal care and use program including both didactic and hands-on training that can be tailored to an individual’s or laboratory’s needs.
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, , NJ, 07109 United StatesRutgers shares with the public at large a concern for the ethical use of animals in research and is firmly committed to discovery that will lead to the treatment and cure of disease and physical injury. Only once it is determined that alternative methods such as cell culture and computer models cannot effectively be used, a conscious decision is made to use laboratory animals in research as it is that both animals and humans are the ultimate beneficiaries. Comparative Medicine Resources works closely with the IACUCS to provide the highest quality animal care and veterinary oversight of our research animals in support of this commitment to humane animal research. Seven animal facilities in Newark primarily house rats and mice in ventilated cages in specific pathogen-free environments with free access to food and water with special attention to assuring that all research and animal care staff understand the unique needs of the animals and are compliant with policies for safe and humane animal care. We provide information and training on all aspects of our animal care and use program including both didactic and hands-on training that can be tailored to an individual’s or laboratory’s needs.
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, , NJ , 07109 United StatesRutgers shares with the public at large a concern for the ethical use of animals in research and is firmly committed to discovery that will lead to the treatment and cure of disease and physical injury. Only once it is determined that alternative methods such as cell culture and computer models cannot effectively be used, a conscious decision is made to use laboratory animals in research as it is that both animals and humans are the ultimate beneficiaries. Comparative Medicine Resources works closely with the IACUCS to provide the highest quality animal care and veterinary oversight of our research animals in support of this commitment to humane animal research. Seven animal facilities in Newark primarily house rats and mice in ventilated cages in specific pathogen-free environments with free access to food and water with special attention to assuring that all research and animal care staff understand the unique needs of the animals and are compliant with policies for safe and humane animal care. We provide information and training on all aspects of our animal care and use program including both didactic and hands-on training that can be tailored to an individual’s or laboratory’s needs.
D108 Nelson Biological Labs Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Piscataway, NJ 08854Rutgers shares with the public at large a concern for the ethical use of animals in research and is firmly committed to discovery that will lead to the treatment and cure of disease and physical injury. Only once it is determined that alternative methods such as cell culture and computer models cannot effectively be used, a conscious decision is made to use laboratory animals in research as it is that both animals and humans are the ultimate beneficiaries. Comparative Medicine Resources works closely with the IACUCS to provide the highest quality animal care and veterinary oversight of our research animals in support of this commitment to humane animal research. Seven animal facilities in Newark primarily house rats and mice in ventilated cages in specific pathogen-free environments with free access to food and water with special attention to assuring that all research and animal care staff understand the unique needs of the animals and are compliant with policies for safe and humane animal care. We provide information and training on all aspects of our animal care and use program including both didactic and hands-on training that can be tailored to an individual’s or laboratory’s needs.
185 South Orange Avenue, Newark, New Jersey 07103A research histology unit has been implemented on the G-level ( G-1105) in the Cancer Center. The Histology Core Facility is available to NJMS researchers for processing animal tissues for routine histology, histochemistry and immunohistochemistry utilizing either paraffin or cryo sections. The facility can also provide pathologic review of tissue samples, digital imaging for publication, and a full range of image analysis and morphometrics utilizing ImageProPlus or Image-J software.
NJMS Cancer Center, G-1105 Newark, NJ, 07103 United StatesA research histology unit has been implemented on the G-level ( G-1105) in the Cancer Center. The Histology Core Facility is available to NJMS researchers for processing animal tissues for routine histology, histochemistry and immunohistochemistry utilizing either paraffin or cryo sections. The facility can also provide pathologic review of tissue samples, digital imaging for publication, and a full range of image analysis and morphometrics utilizing ImageProPlus or Image-J software.
Medical Science Building, F-503 Newark, , NJ , 07103 United StatesThe Molecular Resource Facility of the New Jersey Medical School was established in April 1995 to enhance the resources available to the research community within the medical school. It serves to provide services to the research community and as a source of information on molecular techniques and research strategies involving molecular biology.
185 South Orange Avenue MSB, F-503 Newark, NJ 07103The Molecular Resource Facility of the New Jersey Medical School was established in April 1995 to enhance the resources available to the research community within the medical school. It serves to provide services to the research community and as a source of information on molecular techniques and research strategies involving molecular biology.
Medical Science Building, F-503 Newark, , NJ, 07103 United StatesThe Molecular Resource Facility of the New Jersey Medical School was established in April 1995 to enhance the resources available to the research community within the medical school. It serves to provide services to the research community and as a source of information on molecular techniques and research strategies involving molecular biology.
225 Warren Street, Newark, , NJ , 07103 United StatesThe Rutgers Regional Biocontainment Laboratory (RBL) on the campus of New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) in Newark, NJ is one of thirteen national facilities designated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for research on biosafety level 3 (BSL3) infectious agents. The RBL is a highly secure facility designed to provide an ultra-safe work environment for scientists and support staff, as well as the public at large. The RBL advances the national biomedical research agenda by addressing a basic understanding of pathogen biology and promoting the development of new vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics against existing and emerging infectious agents. Finally, the RBL is a specialized resource that can aid public health laboratories in the event of an infectious disease emergency.
225 Warren Street, Newark, New Jersey 07103The Rutgers Regional Biocontainment Laboratory (RBL) on the campus of New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) in Newark, NJ is one of thirteen national facilities designated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for research on biosafety level 3 (BSL3) infectious agents. The RBL is a highly secure facility designed to provide an ultra-safe work environment for scientists and support staff, as well as the public at large. The RBL advances the national biomedical research agenda by addressing a basic understanding of pathogen biology and promoting the development of new vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics against existing and emerging infectious agents. Finally, the RBL is a specialized resource that can aid public health laboratories in the event of an infectious disease emergency.
225 Warren Street, Newark, , NJ, 07103 United StatesThe Rutgers Regional Biocontainment Laboratory (RBL) on the campus of New Jersey Medical School (NJMS) in Newark, NJ is one of thirteen national facilities designated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for research on biosafety level 3 (BSL3) infectious agents. The RBL is a highly secure facility designed to provide an ultra-safe work environment for scientists and support staff, as well as the public at large. The RBL advances the national biomedical research agenda by addressing a basic understanding of pathogen biology and promoting the development of new vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics against existing and emerging infectious agents. Finally, the RBL is a specialized resource that can aid public health laboratories in the event of an infectious disease emergency.
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, , NJ, 07109 United StatesThe Transgenic Core at Rutgers provides expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. The facility performs pronuclear microinjections, ES cell gene targeting, and targeted ES cell microinjections to produce transgenic and knockout mice for the research community. Major pieces of equipment within the facility include a Nikon and a Zeiss inverted microscope with DIC optics and micromanipulators, dissecting scopes, a micropipette puller, and large laminar flow hoods for ES cells manipulation.
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, , NJ , 07109 United StatesThe Transgenic Core at Rutgers provides expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. The facility performs pronuclear microinjections, ES cell gene targeting, and targeted ES cell microinjections to produce transgenic and knockout mice for the research community. Major pieces of equipment within the facility include a Nikon and a Zeiss inverted microscope with DIC optics and micromanipulators, dissecting scopes, a micropipette puller, and large laminar flow hoods for ES cells manipulation.
Medical Science Building 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, NJ 07109The Transgenic Core at Rutgers provides expertise and assistance in the development and production of genetically modified mouse models that can serve as in vivo models for addressing a wide variety of biological questions. We apply strict conditions to keep our facility specific pathogen free and to provide a barrier environment for the housing of the transgenic mice. The facility performs pronuclear microinjections, ES cell gene targeting, and targeted ES cell microinjections to produce transgenic and knockout mice for the research community. Major pieces of equipment within the facility include a Nikon and a Zeiss inverted microscope with DIC optics and micromanipulators, dissecting scopes, a micropipette puller, and large laminar flow hoods for ES cells manipulation.
41 Gordon Road, Suite D, Room 353 Piscataway, NJ 08854The Rutgers Molecular Imaging Center is an advanced facility established by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development and is intended for use primarily by Rutgers faculty. Organizations outside of Rutgers may inquire about using the facility on a fee-for-service basis. The Center offers non-invasive approaches to observe disease states, disease progression and therapeutic responses in living systems and ex vivo organs. Our comprehensive small animal imaging modalities for the basic sciences include 1T MRI, multi-modality optical/X-ray, PET/CT, and ultrasound technologies. The approaches used allow researchers the ability to generate multiple, spatially-resolved anatomical, functional, and molecular-level readouts from a single study. The Center provides an animal housing facility for serial imaging, surgery, anesthesia, and veterinary care. Image reconstruction, 3D display, fusion, quantitative image analysis and server access are also available. In addition to consultation and experimental services, periodic training is offered. We regularly perform our own research in order to continue to improve existing imaging technologies. Our mission is to empower Rutgers users by promoting independent utilization of the facility and to provide imaging resources to other organizations.
41 Gordon Road, Suite D, Room 353 Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesThe Rutgers Molecular Imaging Center is an advanced facility established by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development and is intended for use primarily by Rutgers faculty. Organizations outside of Rutgers may inquire about using the facility on a fee-for-service basis. The Center offers non-invasive approaches to observe disease states, disease progression and therapeutic responses in living systems and ex vivo organs. Our comprehensive small animal imaging modalities for the basic sciences include 1T MRI, multi-modality optical/X-ray, PET/CT, and ultrasound technologies. The approaches used allow researchers the ability to generate multiple, spatially-resolved anatomical, functional, and molecular-level readouts from a single study. The Center provides an animal housing facility for serial imaging, surgery, anesthesia, and veterinary care. Image reconstruction, 3D display, fusion, quantitative image analysis and server access are also available. In addition to consultation and experimental services, periodic training is offered. We regularly perform our own research in order to continue to improve existing imaging technologies. Our mission is to empower Rutgers users by promoting independent utilization of the facility and to provide imaging resources to other organizations.
41 Gordon Road, Suite D, Room 353 Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Rutgers Molecular Imaging Center is an advanced facility established by the Office of the Vice President for Research and Economic Development and is intended for use primarily by Rutgers faculty. Organizations outside of Rutgers may inquire about using the facility on a fee-for-service basis. The Center offers non-invasive approaches to observe disease states, disease progression and therapeutic responses in living systems and ex vivo organs. Our comprehensive small animal imaging modalities for the basic sciences include 1T MRI, multi-modality optical/X-ray, PET/CT, and ultrasound technologies. The approaches used allow researchers the ability to generate multiple, spatially-resolved anatomical, functional, and molecular-level readouts from a single study. The Center provides an animal housing facility for serial imaging, surgery, anesthesia, and veterinary care. Image reconstruction, 3D display, fusion, quantitative image analysis and server access are also available. In addition to consultation and experimental services, periodic training is offered. We regularly perform our own research in order to continue to improve existing imaging technologies. Our mission is to empower Rutgers users by promoting independent utilization of the facility and to provide imaging resources to other organizations.
CABM, Room 112 679 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesWelcome to the Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. The facility is directed by Dr. Peter Lobel and is located in Room 010 of Center for Integrative Proteomics Research (CIPR) building on the RWJMS/Busch Campus in Piscataway. We are pleased to announce that our NINDS P30 grant submission for Rutgers Mass Spectrometry Center for Integrative Neuroscience Research has been funded through June 2019. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at reduced costs. The NINDS-funded junior faculty members are especially encouraged to use the Core. The facility has state-of the art instrumentation that can be used either directly by users or by facility staff for the analysis of biological samples. Services include: Protein identification Gel based: (1D and 2D coommassie and silver stained gels) Solution based (simple and complex mixtures) Characterization of post translational modification Phosphorylation site analysis Methylation site analysis Analysis of other potential modifications Protein structure analysis H-D exchange Limited proteolysis Proteomic analysis iTRAQ, MUDPIT analysis Label-free comparative proteomics
CABM, Room 112 679 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesWelcome to the Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. The facility is directed by Dr. Peter Lobel and is located in Room 010 of Center for Integrative Proteomics Research (CIPR) building on the RWJMS/Busch Campus in Piscataway. We are pleased to announce that our NINDS P30 grant submission for Rutgers Mass Spectrometry Center for Integrative Neuroscience Research has been funded through June 2019. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at reduced costs. The NINDS-funded junior faculty members are especially encouraged to use the Core. The facility has state-of the art instrumentation that can be used either directly by users or by facility staff for the analysis of biological samples. Services include: Protein identification Gel based: (1D and 2D coommassie and silver stained gels) Solution based (simple and complex mixtures) Characterization of post translational modification Phosphorylation site analysis Methylation site analysis Analysis of other potential modifications Protein structure analysis H-D exchange Limited proteolysis Proteomic analysis iTRAQ, MUDPIT analysis Label-free comparative proteomics
Proteomics, Room 010 174 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-5638Welcome to the Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. The facility is directed by Dr. Peter Lobel and is located in Room 010 of Center for Integrative Proteomics Research (CIPR) building on the RWJMS/Busch Campus in Piscataway. We are pleased to announce that our NINDS P30 grant submission for Rutgers Mass Spectrometry Center for Integrative Neuroscience Research has been funded through June 2019. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at reduced costs. The NINDS-funded junior faculty members are especially encouraged to use the Core. The facility has state-of the art instrumentation that can be used either directly by users or by facility staff for the analysis of biological samples. Services include: Protein identification Gel based: (1D and 2D coommassie and silver stained gels) Solution based (simple and complex mixtures) Characterization of post translational modification Phosphorylation site analysis Methylation site analysis Analysis of other potential modifications Protein structure analysis H-D exchange Limited proteolysis Proteomic analysis iTRAQ, MUDPIT analysis Label-free comparative proteomics
The Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey 2nd floor, room 2020 195 Little Albany St. New Brunswick, NJ, 08901-1914 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry Core Facility (FCCF) of Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) is part of the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting Core Facility. We provide flow cytometry (a.k.a. "FACS"), cell sorting, and related services to investigators at Rutgers University, Princeton University, and other academic institutions, and to commercial users in the area. The Core Facility provides instrumentation and expertise in flow cytometry and cell sorting. Located in the Rutgers Cancer Institute of NJ, we currently operate an FC-500 flow cytometer (2-lasers, 5-color detection) from Beckman-Coulter, and an ultra high-speed Influx cell sorter (4-lasers including UV, 12-colors) from BD Biosciences, with sterile capability and biohazard containment. We also are pleased to collaborate in experimental design, data analysis, and in the preparation of publications, grant applications, abstracts, and posters.
The Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey 2nd floor, room 2020 195 Little Albany St. New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1914The Flow Cytometry Core Facility (FCCF) of Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (RWJMS) is part of the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey Flow Cytometry/Cell Sorting Core Facility. We provide flow cytometry (a.k.a. "FACS"), cell sorting, and related services to investigators at Rutgers University, Princeton University, and other academic institutions, and to commercial users in the area. The Core Facility provides instrumentation and expertise in flow cytometry and cell sorting. Located in the Rutgers Cancer Institute of NJ, we currently operate an FC-500 flow cytometer (2-lasers, 5-color detection) from Beckman-Coulter, and an ultra high-speed Influx cell sorter (4-lasers including UV, 12-colors) from BD Biosciences, with sterile capability and biohazard containment. We also are pleased to collaborate in experimental design, data analysis, and in the preparation of publications, grant applications, abstracts, and posters.
Research Tower, Room CB34 (in the basement) 675 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Circular Dichroism Facility has operated since 1991 to serve members of the academic and industrial communities. The facility is one of few available to the scientific community on a pay-for-service basis. Our mission is to make the facility widely available, to ensure collection of high quality data for meaningful analysis and interpretation. In addition, we educate and train scientists in the applications of CD and use of the instrument. Since its inception, more than 100 investigators have used the facility, resulting in hundreds of publications. The rate schedule accommodates those who require full service as well as those who wish to be trained to operate the instrument themselves. Differential rates for academic and industrial users apply.
Research Tower, Room CB34 (in the basement) Robert Wood Johnson Medical School 675 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854The Circular Dichroism Facility has operated since 1991 to serve members of the academic and industrial communities. The facility is one of few available to the scientific community on a pay-for-service basis. Our mission is to make the facility widely available, to ensure collection of high quality data for meaningful analysis and interpretation. In addition, we educate and train scientists in the applications of CD and use of the instrument. Since its inception, more than 100 investigators have used the facility, resulting in hundreds of publications. The rate schedule accommodates those who require full service as well as those who wish to be trained to operate the instrument themselves. Differential rates for academic and industrial users apply.
675 Hoes Lane, Basic Research Tower Rm#209 Piscataway, NJ 08854A Confocal Spinning disc Microscope is now available for use in the microscopy core. It represents the latest technology available for optimal live cell imaging and offers high speed and quality image capture under low light conditions.
675 Hoes Lane, Basic Research Tower Rm#209 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesA Confocal Spinning disc Microscope is now available for use in the microscopy core. It represents the latest technology available for optimal live cell imaging and offers high speed and quality image capture under low light conditions.
Proteomics, Room 010 174 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-5638Welcome to the Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. The facility is directed by Dr. Peter Lobel and is located in Room 010 of Center for Integrative Proteomics Research (CIPR) building on the RWJMS/Busch Campus in Piscataway. We are pleased to announce that our NINDS P30 grant submission for Rutgers Mass Spectrometry Center for Integrative Neuroscience Research has been funded through June 2019. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at reduced costs. The NINDS-funded junior faculty members are especially encouraged to use the Core. The facility has state-of the art instrumentation that can be used either directly by users or by facility staff for the analysis of biological samples.
Proteomics, Room 010 174 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ, 08854-5638 United StatesWelcome to the Biological Mass Spectrometry Facility of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. The facility is directed by Dr. Peter Lobel and is located in Room 010 of Center for Integrative Proteomics Research (CIPR) building on the RWJMS/Busch Campus in Piscataway. We are pleased to announce that our NINDS P30 grant submission for Rutgers Mass Spectrometry Center for Integrative Neuroscience Research has been funded through June 2019. NINDS-funded investigators of Rutgers University can receive proteomics services from this Core at reduced costs. The NINDS-funded junior faculty members are especially encouraged to use the Core. The facility has state-of the art instrumentation that can be used either directly by users or by facility staff for the analysis of biological samples.
Daniel I. Kessler Teaching Labs, Room N227 675 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ 08854About Our Core Facility: The Rutgers-RWJMS DNA Core Facility is committed to providing quality, inexpensive services to researchers at Rutgers University and other scientific institutions and companies. The following services are provided at our facility: OLIGONUCLEOTIDE SYNTHESIS FROM IDT APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS FREEZER PROGRAM HUMAN LENTIVIRAL shRNA LIBRARY
Daniel I. Kessler Teaching Labs, Room N227 675 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesAbout Our Core Facility: The Rutgers-RWJMS DNA Core Facility is committed to providing quality, inexpensive services to researchers at Rutgers University and other scientific institutions and companies. The following services are provided at our facility: OLIGONUCLEOTIDE SYNTHESIS FROM IDT APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS FREEZER PROGRAM HUMAN LENTIVIRAL shRNA LIBRARY
683 Hoes Lane SPH Room 024 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesThe Department of Pathology's Core Imaging Laboratory is located at the School of Public Health, 683 Hoes Lane, Room 024 on Rutgers' Busch campus. The facility provides electron microscopy services, techniques and expertise for the current needs of the department and the Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (RBHS) family, including the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Cancer Institue of New Jersey, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Rutgers University, and private sector users. We carry out a wide range of services from conventional electron microscopy to negative staining. The facility is organized to encourage the use of the equipment by individual users both within and outside the university. Individual and small-group instruction in the use of equipment and in electron microscopy techniques is provided to faculty, staff, post-doctoral fellows and residents. In addition, electron microscopy services are available for a set fee. Examples of some the services provided are: Routine sample preparation for transmission electron microscopy, including specimen preparation, specimen observation and image capturing, ultrathin sectioning and negative staining.
RWJ-Child Health Institute 89 French St. New Brunswick, , NJ, 08901 United StatesMolecular Dynamics 9410 Phosphorimager This unit is in room R-700A on the 7th floor of the Research Tower (Piscataway, NJ). The facility charges $550.00 per year to use the instruments. Please see Rick Wernoski (R-738, 235-4937) to sign up. The phosphorimager requires the use of Molecular Dynamics cassettes for analysis of radioactive samples. The cassettes can be used with 3H, 14C, 35S, as well as 32P and 33P. Users must purchase their own cassettes as there are no extras available. For assistance with the instrument contact Dr. Gary Brewer (R-735,235-3473). Stratagene Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR system This instrument permits users to quantify changes in mRNA expression in multiple samples. The system can be adapted for use with a number of different PCR assays using various fluorescent dyes. Click Here for technical specifications. The instrument is located in the Staged Research Building 2 (room 109) in the laboratory of Dr. Yufang Shi. Users must pay the membership fee and provide their own PCR reagents. Contact Dr. Jian-Nian Zhou at 235-4502 for more information. Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR System For quantitative analysis of gene expression. Kodak Image Station 440CF For Superior Sensitivity and Digital Ease for Chemiluminescence, Fluorescence, Chromogenic Detection, and Densitometry. ELISA Reader Wallac MicroBeta TriLux and 96-Well Plate Harvester For rapid cell proliferation assay. FacScan Flow Cytometer For analysis of protein expression at the single cell level. Nikon ECLIPSE TE2000 Florescent Microscope Equipped with Cool CCD Digital Camera and automatic focus, for Image acquisition and analsysis. It can also take serial picture for movie presentation.
RWJ-Child Health Institute 89 French St. New Brunswick, NJ 08901Molecular Dynamics 9410 Phosphorimager This unit is in room R-700A on the 7th floor of the Research Tower (Piscataway, NJ). The facility charges $550.00 per year to use the instruments. Please see Rick Wernoski (R-738, 235-4937) to sign up. The phosphorimager requires the use of Molecular Dynamics cassettes for analysis of radioactive samples. The cassettes can be used with 3H, 14C, 35S, as well as 32P and 33P. Users must purchase their own cassettes as there are no extras available. For assistance with the instrument contact Dr. Gary Brewer (R-735,235-3473). Stratagene Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR system This instrument permits users to quantify changes in mRNA expression in multiple samples. The system can be adapted for use with a number of different PCR assays using various fluorescent dyes. Click Here for technical specifications. The instrument is located in the Staged Research Building 2 (room 109) in the laboratory of Dr. Yufang Shi. Users must pay the membership fee and provide their own PCR reagents. Contact Dr. Jian-Nian Zhou at 235-4502 for more information. Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR System For quantitative analysis of gene expression. Kodak Image Station 440CF For Superior Sensitivity and Digital Ease for Chemiluminescence, Fluorescence, Chromogenic Detection, and Densitometry. ELISA Reader Wallac MicroBeta TriLux and 96-Well Plate Harvester For rapid cell proliferation assay. FacScan Flow Cytometer For analysis of protein expression at the single cell level. Nikon ECLIPSE TE2000 Florescent Microscope Equipped with Cool CCD Digital Camera and automatic focus, for Image acquisition and analsysis. It can also take serial picture for movie presentation.
RWJ-Child Health Institute 89 French St. New Brunswick, , NJ , 08901 United StatesMolecular Dynamics 9410 Phosphorimager This unit is in room R-700A on the 7th floor of the Research Tower (Piscataway, NJ). The facility charges $550.00 per year to use the instruments. Please see Rick Wernoski (R-738, 235-4937) to sign up. The phosphorimager requires the use of Molecular Dynamics cassettes for analysis of radioactive samples. The cassettes can be used with 3H, 14C, 35S, as well as 32P and 33P. Users must purchase their own cassettes as there are no extras available. For assistance with the instrument contact Dr. Gary Brewer (R-735,235-3473). Stratagene Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR system This instrument permits users to quantify changes in mRNA expression in multiple samples. The system can be adapted for use with a number of different PCR assays using various fluorescent dyes. Click Here for technical specifications. The instrument is located in the Staged Research Building 2 (room 109) in the laboratory of Dr. Yufang Shi. Users must pay the membership fee and provide their own PCR reagents. Contact Dr. Jian-Nian Zhou at 235-4502 for more information. Mx4000 Multiplex Quantitative PCR System For quantitative analysis of gene expression. Kodak Image Station 440CF For Superior Sensitivity and Digital Ease for Chemiluminescence, Fluorescence, Chromogenic Detection, and Densitometry. ELISA Reader Wallac MicroBeta TriLux and 96-Well Plate Harvester For rapid cell proliferation assay. FacScan Flow Cytometer For analysis of protein expression at the single cell level. Nikon ECLIPSE TE2000 Florescent Microscope Equipped with Cool CCD Digital Camera and automatic focus, for Image acquisition and analsysis. It can also take serial picture for movie presentation.
Ctr Collab Neuroscience 604 Allison Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8000 United StatesThe Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center, part of the Division of Life Sciences of the School of Arts & Sciences, is located in Nelson Laboratories on the Busch Campus of Rutgers University. Its mission is to support research with human embryonic stem cells for Rutgers University researchers and collaborators. There is additional information at: http://scrc.rutgers.edu/ SCRC Facilities: With the new NIH Stem Cell Guidelines now in place, there is much less of a restriction on working with NIH-approved stem cell lines in a federally-funded research laboratory. However, there are still some procedures that are not allowed in a federally-funded environment. Since the SCRC was built without federal funds these procedures may be performed in this laboratory. Prior to planning such projects, please contact Dr. Martin Grumet, director of the SCRC. Your project will need approval from the Rutgers-UMDNJ ESCRO committee before work may begin. NIMH Stem Cell Center: The Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has partnered with the Rutgers University Cell & DNA Repository (RUCDR) to establish the NIMH Stem Cell Center. This new service of the RUCDR will archive source cells for making iPSC, will make iPSC from cells representing mental health disorders, and distribute both types of cells to NIMH-funded researchers. For additional information, see: http://nimhstemcells.org/ Stem Cell Training Course: With support from the New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology, the Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has hosted several hands-on training courses in stem cell biology. For information on upcoming scheduled courses, please use this link.: http://stemcellcourse.org/
Ctr Collab Neuroscience 604 Allison Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8000The Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center, part of the Division of Life Sciences of the School of Arts & Sciences, is located in Nelson Laboratories on the Busch Campus of Rutgers University. Its mission is to support research with human embryonic stem cells for Rutgers University researchers and collaborators. There is additional information at: http://scrc.rutgers.edu/ SCRC Facilities: With the new NIH Stem Cell Guidelines now in place, there is much less of a restriction on working with NIH-approved stem cell lines in a federally-funded research laboratory. However, there are still some procedures that are not allowed in a federally-funded environment. Since the SCRC was built without federal funds these procedures may be performed in this laboratory. Prior to planning such projects, please contact Dr. Martin Grumet, director of the SCRC. Your project will need approval from the Rutgers-UMDNJ ESCRO committee before work may begin. NIMH Stem Cell Center: The Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has partnered with the Rutgers University Cell & DNA Repository (RUCDR) to establish the NIMH Stem Cell Center. This new service of the RUCDR will archive source cells for making iPSC, will make iPSC from cells representing mental health disorders, and distribute both types of cells to NIMH-funded researchers. For additional information, see: http://nimhstemcells.org/ Stem Cell Training Course: With support from the New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology, the Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has hosted several hands-on training courses in stem cell biology. For information on upcoming scheduled courses, please use this link.: http://stemcellcourse.org/
Ctr Collab Neuroscience 604 Allison Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8000 United StatesThe Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center, part of the Division of Life Sciences of the School of Arts & Sciences, is located in Nelson Laboratories on the Busch Campus of Rutgers University. Its mission is to support research with human embryonic stem cells for Rutgers University researchers and collaborators. There is additional information at: http://scrc.rutgers.edu/ SCRC Facilities: With the new NIH Stem Cell Guidelines now in place, there is much less of a restriction on working with NIH-approved stem cell lines in a federally-funded research laboratory. However, there are still some procedures that are not allowed in a federally-funded environment. Since the SCRC was built without federal funds these procedures may be performed in this laboratory. Prior to planning such projects, please contact Dr. Martin Grumet, director of the SCRC. Your project will need approval from the Rutgers-UMDNJ ESCRO committee before work may begin. NIMH Stem Cell Center: The Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has partnered with the Rutgers University Cell & DNA Repository (RUCDR) to establish the NIMH Stem Cell Center. This new service of the RUCDR will archive source cells for making iPSC, will make iPSC from cells representing mental health disorders, and distribute both types of cells to NIMH-funded researchers. For additional information, see: http://nimhstemcells.org/ Stem Cell Training Course: With support from the New Jersey Commission on Science & Technology, the Rutgers Stem Cell Research Center has hosted several hands-on training courses in stem cell biology. For information on upcoming scheduled courses, please use this link.: http://stemcellcourse.org/
Engn Research Center (ERC) 98 Brett Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8058 United StatesThe Engineering Research Center for Structured Organic Particulate Systems (C-SOPS) brings together a cross-disciplinary team of engineers and scientists as well as industry leaders to improve the way pharmaceuticals, foods and agriculture products are manufactured. C-SOPS will focus on advancing the scientific foundation for the optimal design of SOPS with advanced functionality while developing the methodologies for their active control and manufacturing. Our Mission To develop the science and engineering methods for designing, scaling, optimizing and controlling dosage form design and relevant manufacturing processes. We are committed to developing a scientific foundation for the optimal design of structured organic particulate systems (i.e., active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) dispersed in an organic matrix). We actively apply the concepts of Quality by Design (QbD), an FDA initiative that has broad implications to overhaul the approach that pharmaceutical manufacturers use in facility design and operation, materials properties analysis and process control. Teams of qualified researchers at C-SOPS use cutting-edge pharmaceutical research to address fundamental scientific challenges and to apply this knowledge to develop and optimize new manufacturing methods. C-SOPS has the ability to support manufacturing development from concept to qualification.
Engn Research Center (ERC) 98 Brett Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8058The Engineering Research Center for Structured Organic Particulate Systems (C-SOPS) brings together a cross-disciplinary team of engineers and scientists as well as industry leaders to improve the way pharmaceuticals, foods and agriculture products are manufactured. C-SOPS will focus on advancing the scientific foundation for the optimal design of SOPS with advanced functionality while developing the methodologies for their active control and manufacturing. Our Mission To develop the science and engineering methods for designing, scaling, optimizing and controlling dosage form design and relevant manufacturing processes. We are committed to developing a scientific foundation for the optimal design of structured organic particulate systems (i.e., active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) dispersed in an organic matrix). We actively apply the concepts of Quality by Design (QbD), an FDA initiative that has broad implications to overhaul the approach that pharmaceutical manufacturers use in facility design and operation, materials properties analysis and process control. Teams of qualified researchers at C-SOPS use cutting-edge pharmaceutical research to address fundamental scientific challenges and to apply this knowledge to develop and optimize new manufacturing methods. C-SOPS has the ability to support manufacturing development from concept to qualification.
Engn Research Center (ERC) 98 Brett Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8058 United StatesThe Engineering Research Center for Structured Organic Particulate Systems (C-SOPS) brings together a cross-disciplinary team of engineers and scientists as well as industry leaders to improve the way pharmaceuticals, foods and agriculture products are manufactured. C-SOPS will focus on advancing the scientific foundation for the optimal design of SOPS with advanced functionality while developing the methodologies for their active control and manufacturing. Our Mission To develop the science and engineering methods for designing, scaling, optimizing and controlling dosage form design and relevant manufacturing processes. We are committed to developing a scientific foundation for the optimal design of structured organic particulate systems (i.e., active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) dispersed in an organic matrix). We actively apply the concepts of Quality by Design (QbD), an FDA initiative that has broad implications to overhaul the approach that pharmaceutical manufacturers use in facility design and operation, materials properties analysis and process control. Teams of qualified researchers at C-SOPS use cutting-edge pharmaceutical research to address fundamental scientific challenges and to apply this knowledge to develop and optimize new manufacturing methods. C-SOPS has the ability to support manufacturing development from concept to qualification.
School of Engineering 98 Brett Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8058 United StatesAs an integral part of the Rutgers Packaging Engineering Program for more than 20 years, our testing laboratory is approximately 3,000 square feet and is dedicated package testing. It includes a variety of general and specified equipment e.g.. to measure package dimensions, functionality and product compatibility. Much equipment is devoted to measuring conformance to industry and regulatory mandated performance, including: UPS, National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards. This lab is uniquely suited to support the academic program, university research projects and fee-for-service to industry.
School of Engineering 98 Brett Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8058 United StatesAs an integral part of the Rutgers Packaging Engineering Program for more than 20 years, our testing laboratory is approximately 3,000 square feet and is dedicated package testing. It includes a variety of general and specified equipment e.g.. to measure package dimensions, functionality and product compatibility. Much equipment is devoted to measuring conformance to industry and regulatory mandated performance, including: UPS, National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards. This lab is uniquely suited to support the academic program, university research projects and fee-for-service to industry.
School of Engineering 98 Brett Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8058As an integral part of the Rutgers Packaging Engineering Program for more than 20 years, our testing laboratory is approximately 3,000 square feet and is dedicated package testing. It includes a variety of general and specified equipment e.g.. to measure package dimensions, functionality and product compatibility. Much equipment is devoted to measuring conformance to industry and regulatory mandated performance, including: UPS, National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards. This lab is uniquely suited to support the academic program, university research projects and fee-for-service to industry.
Medical Science Building, F522 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, NJ 07101-1709The Flow Cytometry Core Lab provides support to the NJMS research community as well as to surrounding universities and private companies for applications involving flow cytometric analysis, cell sorting and imaging flow cytometry. Resources available - Flow cytometric analysis: •Three BD Biosciences FACSCaliburs each having a dual laser capacity with capabilities to do up to four color analysis and an HTS sampler for multiwell sampling. •LSR II air-cooled four-laser benchtop flow cytometer with the ability to acquire 12 colors. Cell sorting: • BD FACSAria II SORP: The FACSAria II is equipped with four lasers allowing for 12 marker based sorting for clonal expansion, multi-well plating, sorting onto slides and simultaneous 2, 3, or 4 population sorting. •BD FACSAria II (BSL-3): allows for the analysis and sorting of live TB and other agents that require BSL-3 handling along with the ability to analyze the interaction between mammalian cells and those pathogens. The FACSAria II is equipped with two lasers allowing for simultaneous acquisition of up to 10 parameters. Imaging Flow Cytometry: •Amnis ImageStream imaging flow cytometer that is equipped with 488 nm and 658 nm lasers and an extended depth of field module. This instrument, which operates in a Windows-based environment, introduces a new technology platform that captures high-resolution digital images of cells in flow at rates of approximately 100 cells/per second. Software resources : •Additional software available for use in multiparameter studies includes BD Bioscience CellQuest for the Caliburs, Modfit LT software for DNA and cell proliferation analysis, HTS software for the HTS sampler, and BDDiva software for the LSRII and the Cell sorter. •The Core Laboratory also adminsters a university site license for FlowJo analysis software.
Medical Science Building F522 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ, 07101-1709 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry Core Lab provides support to the NJMS research community as well as to surrounding universities and private companies for applications involving flow cytometric analysis, cell sorting and imaging flow cytometry. Resources available - Flow cytometric analysis: •Three BD Biosciences FACSCaliburs each having a dual laser capacity with capabilities to do up to four color analysis and an HTS sampler for multiwell sampling. •LSR II air-cooled four-laser benchtop flow cytometer with the ability to acquire 12 colors. Cell sorting: • BD FACSAria II SORP: The FACSAria II is equipped with four lasers allowing for 12 marker based sorting for clonal expansion, multi-well plating, sorting onto slides and simultaneous 2, 3, or 4 population sorting. •BD FACSAria II (BSL-3): allows for the analysis and sorting of live TB and other agents that require BSL-3 handling along with the ability to analyze the interaction between mammalian cells and those pathogens. The FACSAria II is equipped with two lasers allowing for simultaneous acquisition of up to 10 parameters. Imaging Flow Cytometry: •Amnis ImageStream imaging flow cytometer that is equipped with 488 nm and 658 nm lasers and an extended depth of field module. This instrument, which operates in a Windows-based environment, introduces a new technology platform that captures high-resolution digital images of cells in flow at rates of approximately 100 cells/per second. Software resources : •Additional software available for use in multiparameter studies includes BD Bioscience CellQuest for the Caliburs, Modfit LT software for DNA and cell proliferation analysis, HTS software for the HTS sampler, and BDDiva software for the LSRII and the Cell sorter. •The Core Laboratory also adminsters a university site license for FlowJo analysis software.
Medical Science Building F522 185 South Orange Avenue Newark, , NJ , 07101-1709 United StatesThe Flow Cytometry Core Lab provides support to the NJMS research community as well as to surrounding universities and private companies for applications involving flow cytometric analysis, cell sorting and imaging flow cytometry. Resources available - Flow cytometric analysis: •Three BD Biosciences FACSCaliburs each having a dual laser capacity with capabilities to do up to four color analysis and an HTS sampler for multiwell sampling. •LSR II air-cooled four-laser benchtop flow cytometer with the ability to acquire 12 colors. Cell sorting: • BD FACSAria II SORP: The FACSAria II is equipped with four lasers allowing for 12 marker based sorting for clonal expansion, multi-well plating, sorting onto slides and simultaneous 2, 3, or 4 population sorting. •BD FACSAria II (BSL-3): allows for the analysis and sorting of live TB and other agents that require BSL-3 handling along with the ability to analyze the interaction between mammalian cells and those pathogens. The FACSAria II is equipped with two lasers allowing for simultaneous acquisition of up to 10 parameters. Imaging Flow Cytometry: •Amnis ImageStream imaging flow cytometer that is equipped with 488 nm and 658 nm lasers and an extended depth of field module. This instrument, which operates in a Windows-based environment, introduces a new technology platform that captures high-resolution digital images of cells in flow at rates of approximately 100 cells/per second. Software resources : •Additional software available for use in multiparameter studies includes BD Bioscience CellQuest for the Caliburs, Modfit LT software for DNA and cell proliferation analysis, HTS software for the HTS sampler, and BDDiva software for the LSRII and the Cell sorter. •The Core Laboratory also adminsters a university site license for FlowJo analysis software.
Waksman Institute of Microbiology 190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8020 United StatesThe Waksman Confocal Microscope Core Facility provides training and consultation on the use of our confocal microscopes. The facility has two Leica TCS confocal microscopes, the SP2 and SP5 II, as well as a workstation. Our scanning confocal microscopes are capable of high resolution imaging of labeled cell components in three dimensional space by optical sectioning. Imaging can be done with most standard fluorophores in live or fixed samples.
190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8020The Waksman Confocal Microscope Core Facility provides training and consultation on the use of our confocal microscopes. The facility has two Leica TCS confocal microscopes, the SP2 and SP5 II, as well as a workstation. Our scanning confocal microscopes are capable of high resolution imaging of labeled cell components in three dimensional space by optical sectioning. Imaging can be done with most standard fluorophores in live or fixed samples.
Waksman Institute of Microbiology 190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8020 United StatesThe Waksman Confocal Microscope Core Facility provides training and consultation on the use of our confocal microscopes. The facility has two Leica TCS confocal microscopes, the SP2 and SP5 II, as well as a workstation. Our scanning confocal microscopes are capable of high resolution imaging of labeled cell components in three dimensional space by optical sectioning. Imaging can be done with most standard fluorophores in live or fixed samples.
Waksman Inst of Microbiology 190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, NJ 08854-8020Next Generation Sequencing: •Whole genome and targeted resequencing •De novo genome sequencing •SNP, CNV and INDEL Detection •Cancer Panels •ChIP-Seq and exo ChIP-Seq •Methylome discovery •Whole transcriptome sequencing •Exome Sequencing •Small RNA sequencing •SOLiD/Illumina fragment, paired-end and mate-pair library •Illumina HiSeq 2500 sequencing (in collaborating facility) •SAGE Data analysis
Waksman Inst of Microbiology 190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ , 08854-8020 United StatesNext Generation Sequencing: •Whole genome and targeted resequencing •De novo genome sequencing •SNP, CNV and INDEL Detection •Cancer Panels •ChIP-Seq and exo ChIP-Seq •Methylome discovery •Whole transcriptome sequencing •Exome Sequencing •Small RNA sequencing •SOLiD/Illumina fragment, paired-end and mate-pair library •Illumina HiSeq 2500 sequencing (in collaborating facility) •SAGE Data analysis
Waksman Inst of Microbiology 190 Frelinghuysen Road Piscataway, , NJ, 08854-8020 United StatesNext Generation Sequencing: •Whole genome and targeted resequencing •De novo genome sequencing •SNP, CNV and INDEL Detection •Cancer Panels •ChIP-Seq and exo ChIP-Seq •Methylome discovery •Whole transcriptome sequencing •Exome Sequencing •Small RNA sequencing •SOLiD/Illumina fragment, paired-end and mate-pair library •Illumina HiSeq 2500 sequencing (in collaborating facility) •SAGE Data analysis
Busch Campus, Waksman Institute of Microbiology, Building number 3860 662 Hoes Lane Piscataway, , NJ, 08854 United StatesOur state of the art Greenhouse facility features 4,200 square feet of growing space, divided into two rooms topped by a roof structure with a height of 14 feet at the truss to better enable the proper growth of corn plants. Two identical, yet independently controlled (heating, cooling, shade curtain, growth lights, roof vent) greenhouse bays are connected by an adjoining headhouse, which includes an outdoor weather station (providing sensor inputs for precipitation detection, solar readings, temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction) make up our state of the art Greenhouse facility.
Busch Campus, Waksman Institute of Microbiology, Building number 3860 662 Hoes Lane Piscataway, , NJ , 08854 United StatesOur state of the art Greenhouse facility features 4,200 square feet of growing space, divided into two rooms topped by a roof structure with a height of 14 feet at the truss to better enable the proper growth of corn plants. Two identical, yet independently controlled (heating, cooling, shade curtain, growth lights, roof vent) greenhouse bays are connected by an adjoining headhouse, which includes an outdoor weather station (providing sensor inputs for precipitation detection, solar readings, temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction) make up our state of the art Greenhouse facility.
Busch Campus, Waksman Institute of Microbiology, Building number 3860 662 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ 08854Our state of the art Greenhouse facility features 4,200 square feet of growing space, divided into two rooms topped by a roof structure with a height of 14 feet at the truss to better enable the proper growth of corn plants. Two identical, yet independently controlled (heating, cooling, shade curtain, growth lights, roof vent) greenhouse bays are connected by an adjoining headhouse, which includes an outdoor weather station (providing sensor inputs for precipitation detection, solar readings, temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction) make up our state of the art Greenhouse facility.
81 Seaview Boulevard Port Washington, NY, 11050 United StatesRxUSA is a domestic USA based Pharmacy Wholesale distributor, serving physicians, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, co-op pharmacy groups, and specialty licensed research facilities and accounts. We are distributors of only USA-FDA approved medications and drugs. We specialize in Oncology and Plasma Pharmaceuticals but have a wide variety of pharmaceutical products available.
171 Swanson Ave Stratford, CT, 06614 4574 United StatesSAABOA intersects scientific, clinical, commercial, and market access expertise to provide possibility and assess probability in this complex environment, helping clients deliver robust, adaptable and actionable path-to-market strategy and planning We believe commercial success is defined by the numerous choices made throughout a product’s lifecycle, and that actionable strategy constantly shapes the interactions that exist between developers, payers, physicians, and patients
East Windsor, NJ United StatesSabinsa Corporation offers organic synthesis, custom manufacturing, analytical chemistry, microbiological research, natural product screening, and fine chemical services in addition to focusing on their in vitro research.
330 Seventh Avenue, 8th Floor New York, New York 10001 USASafeBridge Consultants provides consulting services in toxicology, industrial hygiene, analytical lab, and environmental studies.
254 Easton Avenue New Brunswick, NJ 08901
65 Stults Rd., Dayton, NJ 08810 USASalvona offers proprietary encapsulation technologies for pharmaceutical and personal care industries.
145 Bevier Road Piscattaway, NJ, 08854 United StatesSampled is a fully integrated laboratory and biorepository with industry-leading storage, sample management, multiomics, cellular services, and custom clinical kitting. Founded in 1999 as RUCDR at Rutgers University, Sampled operates facilities in the US and UK and is CAP accredited and CLIA licensed. Sampled is committed to providing the highest quality sample storage, processing, and analysis services that enable researchers to make new discoveries and advance human health. When combined with state-of-the-art biobanking facilities, these capabilities provide comprehensive scientific solutions that speed time to quality data.
30 Knightsbridge Road Bldg 3 Piscataway, NJ, 08854 United StatesSampled is a fully integrated laboratory and biorepository with industry-leading storage, sample management, multiomics, cellular services, and custom clinical kitting. Founded in 1999 as RUCDR at Rutgers University, Sampled operates facilities in the US and UK and is CAP accredited and CLIA licensed. Sampled is committed to providing the highest quality sample storage, processing, and analysis services that enable researchers to make new discoveries and advance human health. When combined with state-of-the-art biobanking facilities, these capabilities provide comprehensive scientific solutions that speed time to quality data.
178 Saddle River Rd Other Address Info City Saddle Brook State NJ US Zip 07663We are one of the premiere industrial food testing laboratories in North America. With more than 55 years of experience, we are trusted for our high standards, our accuracy, and our commitment to excellence. Our company is owned and managed by scientists who are completely dedicated to the profession and the firm, and we are certified by several government agencies as field inspectors and process autorities. Our services include: Microbiological Testing - analytical testing of foods, neutraceuticals, botanicals, air, solids, waters and wastewaters Chemistry services - wet chemical analyses, chromatographic assays using HPLC, GC and GC-MS, metal assays using ICP and AA, sampling of air, solids, water, waste materials Industrial hygiene services - analytical testing and monitoring of paint, dust, solids, air Our laboratory facilities are secure and technologically advanced. We maintain our reputation by staying at the cutting edge of laboratory trends, and we are innovators in the area of testing methods. Our staff is comprised of award-winning scientists and skilled technicians, and we encourage continuing education for all our personnel so that we maintain our competitive advantage. Our work has been commended by our clients, and we have received many citations from leaders in the food industry, from governmental agencies, and from our colleagues. We encourage you to browse our site to find more detailed information about our services. Please note our Frequently Asked Questions page and our Client Profile Page to help determine if our services are right for you. If you would like to consult with us directly, you can contact us via e-mail or by telephone.
155 Pierce St. Somerset, NJ, 08873 United StatesSannova Analytical is a boutique CRO specializing in high-resolution LC-MS/MS and HRMS solutions for complex analytical challenges. We partner with biotech and pharma teams to rapidly resolve ambiguous data, identify unknowns, and characterize impurities and variants to support critical development and CMC decisions. Our expertise spans small molecules, biologics, and advanced modalities, with a focus on structural characterization, metabolite identification, PTM mapping, and heterogeneity assessment in complex matrices. Clients engage Sannova when timelines are tight and internal or traditional CRO workflows are not delivering clear answers. We combine deep scientific expertise with a highly responsive, collaborative approach—delivering clear, actionable data in days, not weeks.
555 Taxter Road Elmsford, NY 10523 USASchott provides glass solutions for the needs of the LIfe Science and the Pharmaceutical Industry.
120 West 45th StreetSchrodinger provides visualization / simulation scientific software as well as Technology / Modeling services for Life sciences and Materials science customers globally.
1540 Broadway 24th Floor New York, New York, 10036 United StatesSchrodinger provides visualization / simulation scientific software as well as Technology / Modeling services for Life sciences and Materials science customers globally.
1540 Broadway 24th Floor New York, New York, 10036 United StatesSchrodinger provides visualization / simulation scientific software as well as Technology / Modeling services for Life sciences and Materials science customers globally.
245 First StreetSchrodinger provides visualization / simulation scientific software as well as Technology / Modeling services for Life sciences and Materials science customers globally.
485-09 S. Broadway Hicksville, NY 11801 USASciarra Labs develops and manufactures pharmaceutical aerosols.
91 Waterside Close Eastcheser, NY, 10709 United States
Hanover, NJ United StatesScienceFirst provides clinical research support, commercial development, KOL mapping, and medical communications.
107 Corporate Boulevard South Plainfield, NJ, 07080 United StatesScientech Laboratories Inc. was founded by Dr. Bhambhani. Scientech Laboratories Inc. is an FDA registered and DEA licensed laboratory. We provide independent research, testing, and consulting. We also offer a wide range of analytical services to companies in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and cosmetic industries. Whether it's USP Monograph testing, stability studies, or a complex Method Development and Validation project, SCIENTECH has a state-of-the-art laboratory facility and a staff of highly dedicated professionals capable of meeting all of your analytical needs.
New York, USAScientific Timesharing Systems provides consulting for informatics, education solutions, gene therapy, and stem call biology.
100 Ford Road Suite 100-08 Denville, NJ 07834 USAScimedx Corporation specializes in IFA and ELISA assays.
34 Longview Road Lebanon, NJ, 08833 United StatesA trusted operational excellence partner to help innovate, design, engineer and improve business workflow. This helps our clients mitigate waste/redundancy and maximize efficiency/profitability. All done with the highest quality. We specialize in audit readiness and business advisory for the general laboratory industry.
7 Corporate Dr Unit #D Cranbury Township, NJ, 08512 United StatesSciSafe offers dedicated Pharmaceutical & Biological Sample Management Services in its fully cGMP compliant state of the art facilities located throughout the USA.
7 CORPORATE DRIVE UNIT D CRANBURY, NJ, 08512 United StatesSciSafe offers dedicated Pharmaceutical & Biological Sample Management Services in its fully cGMP compliant state of the art facilities located throughout the USA.
Newtown, CT United StatesSci-Tec manufactures and distributes instruments and services in the particle science field.
27 Glen Road Sandy Hook, CT 06482 USASci-Tec manufactures and distributes instruments and services in the particle science field.
537 Raymond Blvd, Newark, , NJ, 07105 United StatesAt Seidler Chemical we are now in our 120th consecutive year operating in the great city of Newark, New Jersey. We are still a family owned and managed business, offering the following to our customers: Hundreds of quality products stocked in our own warehouse Multiple grades of products, including USP, NF, JP, EP, ACS, FCC, Micro, Food, Reagent, HPCL, LC/MS, Photres, Cosmetic... Repackaging capabilities to fit customer specific requirements Lot selection and traceability Our own trucks and carriers to ensure on-time deliveries Temporary and long-term warehousing We bring all of this with integrity and a sincere concern for our customers
537 Raymond Blvd, Newark, NJ 07105At Seidler Chemical we are now in our 120th consecutive year operating in the great city of Newark, New Jersey. We are still a family owned and managed business, offering the following to our customers: Hundreds of quality products stocked in our own warehouse Multiple grades of products, including USP, NF, JP, EP, ACS, FCC, Micro, Food, Reagent, HPCL, LC/MS, Photres, Cosmetic... Repackaging capabilities to fit customer specific requirements Lot selection and traceability Our own trucks and carriers to ensure on-time deliveries Temporary and long-term warehousing We bring all of this with integrity and a sincere concern for our customers
537 Raymond Blvd, Newark, , NJ , 07105 United StatesAt Seidler Chemical we are now in our 120th consecutive year operating in the great city of Newark, New Jersey. We are still a family owned and managed business, offering the following to our customers: Hundreds of quality products stocked in our own warehouse Multiple grades of products, including USP, NF, JP, EP, ACS, FCC, Micro, Food, Reagent, HPCL, LC/MS, Photres, Cosmetic... Repackaging capabilities to fit customer specific requirements Lot selection and traceability Our own trucks and carriers to ensure on-time deliveries Temporary and long-term warehousing We bring all of this with integrity and a sincere concern for our customers
333 Ludlow St North Tower, 8th floor Stamford, CT, 06902 United StatesSema4 is a patient-centered health intelligence company dedicated to advancing healthcare through data-driven insights. Sema4 is transforming healthcare by applying artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to multidimensional, longitudinal clinical and genomic data to build dynamic models of human health and defining optimal, individualized health trajectories. Centrellis®, our innovative health intelligence platform, is enabling us to generate a more complete understanding of disease and wellness and to provide science-driven solutions to the most pressing medical needs. We believe that patients should be treated as partners, and that data should be shared for the benefit of all.
60 Broad Street Suite 3502 New York, NY, 10011 United StatesSemantiweb is specialized in Consumer Insights and helps leading brands better understand their targeted audiences, understand their performances and identify new trends. We analyze spontaneous online conversations posted on blogs, forums, social networks as well as online reviews. Our methodology leverages proprietary databases, algorithms, IA as well as human analysis. We help healthcare companies: - understand specific targeted audiences (for example: patients suffering from diabetes) - identify the different steps of the patient decision journey (for example: journey of patients going through menopause) - identify and track specific key opinion leaders (for example: derms, dentists, nurses) - analyze the perception of specific OTC products (for example, what drives positive reviews of health supplements).
38 Neville Street Tinton Falls, NJ, 07724 United StatesSentauri offers computational toolkits for medchemists, biologists, and computationalists in both small molecule and biologics discovery. Our turnkey software enables bench scientists to access state of the art computational techniques. For computationalists, we automate the complex step of setting up advanced runs of techniques like FEP, allow the compute to run on your hardware, and we allow an unlimited number of molecules - all for a fixed price.
35 Righter Road Randolph, NJ, 07869 United States
400 South Orange Ave South Orange, , NJ, 07079 United StatesOne of the country’s leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall University has been developing students in mind, heart and spirit since 1856. Home to nearly 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students and offering more than 90 rigorous majors, Seton Hall’s academic excellence has been singled out for distinction by The Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report and Bloomberg Businessweek. Seton Hall's 58-acre main campus is located in the quaint town of South Orange, New Jersey, only 14 miles from Manhattan. The University’s nationally-ranked School of Law is located in nearby Newark, New Jersey.
400 South Orange Ave South Orange, , NJ , 07079 United StatesOne of the country’s leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall University has been developing students in mind, heart and spirit since 1856. Home to nearly 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students and offering more than 90 rigorous majors, Seton Hall’s academic excellence has been singled out for distinction by The Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report and Bloomberg Businessweek. Seton Hall's 58-acre main campus is located in the quaint town of South Orange, New Jersey, only 14 miles from Manhattan. The University’s nationally-ranked School of Law is located in nearby Newark, New Jersey.
400 South Orange Ave South Orange, NJ 07079One of the country’s leading Catholic universities, Seton Hall University has been developing students in mind, heart and spirit since 1856. Home to nearly 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students and offering more than 90 rigorous majors, Seton Hall’s academic excellence has been singled out for distinction by The Princeton Review, U.S. News & World Report and Bloomberg Businessweek. Seton Hall's 58-acre main campus is located in the quaint town of South Orange, New Jersey, only 14 miles from Manhattan. The University’s nationally-ranked School of Law is located in nearby Newark, New Jersey.
400 Broadacres Dr, Suite 200, 2nd Floor Bloomfield, NJ, 07003 3156 United StatesSGS helps pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device companies by providing services along the entire drug development pathway. As a global contract research organization, our global Health Science team provides integrated solutions from preclinical activities to Phase I-IV clinical trials, bioanalytical, pharmaceutical development, biologics characterization, biosafety, and quality control testing of small and large molecules, raw materials, containers and finished products. In an ever-changing world, with technological change reaching breakneck speed, SGS helps navigate the sometimes complex process to successfully deliver high quality, safe and medical devices to market. SGS boasts a wealth of global health science expertise. We will support you every step of the way as you deliver first-class, fully compliant biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical and medical device products. Our expert staff is trained to the highest standards and has an in-depth knowledge of their fields and your business needs.
400 Broadacres Dr, Suite 200, 2nd Floor Bloomfield, New Jersey, 07003 3156 United StatesSGS helps pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device companies by providing services along the entire drug development pathway. As a global contract research organization, our global Health Science team provides integrated solutions from preclinical activities to Phase I-IV clinical trials, bioanalytical, pharmaceutical development, biologics characterization, biosafety, and quality control testing of small and large molecules, raw materials, containers and finished products. In an ever-changing world, with technological change reaching breakneck speed, SGS helps navigate the sometimes complex process to successfully deliver high quality, safe and medical devices to market. SGS boasts a wealth of global health science expertise. We will support you every step of the way as you deliver first-class, fully compliant biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical and medical device products. Our expert staff is trained to the highest standards and has an in-depth knowledge of their fields and your business needs.
75 Passaic Avenue Fairfield, NJ 07004 USASGS helps pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device companies by providing services along the entire drug development pathway. As a global contract research organization, our global Health Science team provides integrated solutions from preclinical activities to Phase I-IV clinical trials, bioanalytical, pharmaceutical development, biologics characterization, biosafety, and quality control testing of small and large molecules, raw materials, containers and finished products. In an ever-changing world, with technological change reaching breakneck speed, SGS helps navigate the sometimes complex process to successfully deliver high quality, safe and medical devices to market. SGS boasts a wealth of global health science expertise. We will support you every step of the way as you deliver first-class, fully compliant biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical and medical device products. Our expert staff is trained to the highest standards and has an in-depth knowledge of their fields and your business needs.
SGS North America 201 Route 17 North Rutherford, NJ, 07070 United StatesSGS helps pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device companies by providing services along the entire drug development pathway. As a global contract research organization, our global Health Science team provides integrated solutions from preclinical activities to Phase I-IV clinical trials, bioanalytical, pharmaceutical development, biologics characterization, biosafety, and quality control testing of small and large molecules, raw materials, containers and finished products. In an ever-changing world, with technological change reaching breakneck speed, SGS helps navigate the sometimes complex process to successfully deliver high quality, safe and medical devices to market. SGS boasts a wealth of global health science expertise. We will support you every step of the way as you deliver first-class, fully compliant biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical and medical device products. Our expert staff is trained to the highest standards and has an in-depth knowledge of their fields and your business needs.
197 Route 18, Suite 102, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 USAShasun offers impurity profiling, API, intermediates, custom synthesis and manufacturing services.
115A Commerce dr. Brookfield CT 06804 USASibTech offers mammalian cell lines, recombinant proteins, chimeric toxins, protein conjugates, and protein optimization.
Brookfield, CT, 06804 United StatesSibTech offers mammalian cell lines, recombinant proteins, chimeric toxins, protein conjugates, and protein optimization.
11 Deerpark Dr #202, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852
11 Deerpark Dr #202 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United States
7 Deer Park Drive, Suite H Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 USASignum Dermalogix have developed cosmetic functional ingredients as well as drug candidates for dermatological diseases. Our core competencies are to provide in vitro and in vivo assay systems and robust analytical expertise including safety, efficacy and claim substantiation for cosmetics, botanicals, nutraceuticals and pharmaceuticals.
1225 Morris Park Avenue Forchheimer Building room 726 NY, 10461 United StatesSingulOmics Corporation was established in 2016 in New York as a genomic research and service company specializing in the emerging field of single-cell omics. Building on the unmatched expertise in single-cell genomics, transcriptomics and epigenomics developed since mid-2000s at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, our mission is to develop and provide high-quality innovative single-cell services to academic and industrial communities around the world.
1300 Morris Park Avenue, Forchheimer Building, Room 726 Bronx, NY, 10461 United StatesSingulOmics Corporation was established in 2016 in New York as a genomic research and service company specializing in the emerging field of single-cell omics. Building on the unmatched expertise in single-cell genomics, transcriptomics and epigenomics developed since mid-2000s at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, our mission is to develop and provide high-quality innovative single-cell services to academic and industrial communities around the world.
1300 Morris Park Avenue, Forchheimer Building, Room 726 Bronx, New York, 10461 United StatesSingulOmics Corporation was established in 2016 in New York as a genomic research and service company specializing in the emerging field of single-cell omics. Building on the unmatched expertise in single-cell genomics, transcriptomics and epigenomics developed since mid-2000s at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, our mission is to develop and provide high-quality innovative single-cell services to academic and industrial communities around the world.
7-DEER PARK DRIVE, SUITE M-4 MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ 08852 USASipka Labs offers assay development, transfer, validation and sample analysis technologies.
50 North Middletown Road Montvale, NJ, 07645 United StatesEvery team needs a professional to come off the bench, to add a spark and make a difference. Sixth-Man Consulting was founded by Ro Oteri to support companies participating in the Personal Care and Pharmaceutical industries, ranging from materials suppliers to branded marketers. He brings a wealth of commercial and technical expertise having served in global senior management positions at raw material suppliers, Presperse, ISP, and TRI-K and the dermatology finished products provider, Amcol Health and Beauty Solutions. Sixth-Man Consulting focuses primarily in two areas. The first is helping specialty chemicals and materials manufacturers grow or start their business in the personal care industry. Ro specializes in high level strategy development and business planning as well as program execution in the areas of sales, marketing, business development, new product development and geographic expansion. Sixth-Man Consulting also works with branded marketers providing support services in the areas of product development. Specifically, the firm lends expertise in formula development, packaging, manufacturing, regulatory, and supply chain functions. Sixth-Man Consulting addresses an important need in the industry for proven expertise at a moments notice that fills an organizational gap, solves a problem, or creates strategy and plans to take a business to the next level.
140 East Hanover Avenue Cedar Knolls Cedar Knolls, NJ, 07927 United States SkinAxis, LLC is a biotechnology company that develops advanced technologies for skin research for the pharmaceutical, chemical, and cosmetic industries involved in drug and active ingredient discovery. SkinAxis relies on a unique technology and innovative know-how to develop novel 3D skin equivalent models. This technology provides a flexible, highly sensitive, and reproducible platform for investigation and drug discovery in normal and diseased skin under physiological conditions.
140 East Hanover Avenue Cedar Knolls Hanover, NJ, 07927 United States SkinAxis, LLC is a biotechnology company that develops advanced technologies for skin research for the pharmaceutical, chemical, and cosmetic industries involved in drug and active ingredient discovery. SkinAxis relies on a unique technology and innovative know-how to develop novel 3D skin equivalent models. This technology provides a flexible, highly sensitive, and reproducible platform for investigation and drug discovery in normal and diseased skin under physiological conditions.
9 East 38th Street, 8th Floor, New York 10016SmartAnalyst provides strategic consulting and analytics services to bio-pharma companies. In support of our clients’ efforts to identify and commercialize novel innovative therapies to improve patient outcomes and garner market success, we support their strategic decisions at the Disease Area, Asset and Portfolio levels. Additionally, we partner with Value teams, by providing Health Economics and Outcomes Research Services, including analysis and delivery of Real-World Evidence studies. Lastly, we provide Insights, with a series of products and services that help companies make clinical development decisions, inform commercial and BD&L strategy, and benchmark their programs against the competition.
9 East 38th Street 8th Floor New York, NY, 10016 United StatesSmartAnalyst provides strategic consulting and analytics services to bio-pharma companies. In support of our clients’ efforts to identify and commercialize novel innovative therapies to improve patient outcomes and garner market success, we support their strategic decisions at the Disease Area, Asset and Portfolio levels. Additionally, we partner with Value teams, by providing Health Economics and Outcomes Research Services, including analysis and delivery of Real-World Evidence studies. Lastly, we provide Insights, with a series of products and services that help companies make clinical development decisions, inform commercial and BD&L strategy, and benchmark their programs against the competition.
115 Silvia Street Ewing Township, NJ, 08628 United StatesSmithers Pharmaceutical Development Services supports the development of large-molecule therapeutics from discovery through phase IV. As a GLP, GCP and CLIA certified lab, we have the ability to develop and validate ligand-binding and cell-based assays for any indication with instrumentation that can reach sensitivities into the femtogram range for more thorough PK/TK and PD assessment. Services include PK/TK , PD, ADA and NAB assay development, validation and sample analysis, biomarker discovery and discovery bioassay among many other services. Smithers Pharmaceutical Development Services is currently supporting the bioanalytical development of biologics, mono/polyclonal antibodies, bi-/multi-specific antibodies, CAR-T/TCR and regenerative medicine, biosimilar/-betters, ADC's, peptides, gene-therapy as well as nucleotide-based therapeutics in addition to vaccines on a wide array of ligand-binding assay platforms.
790 Main StreetSmithers Pharma Services offers analytical chemistry, bioanalysis, biomarker, and metabolite identification services.
14 High Bridge Road Sandy Hook, Connecticut , 06482-1464 United StatesFounded in 1995, SMT Corporation is a global, broad-line Independent Stocking Distributor of board-level electronic components and related peripherals to the commercial and defense / aerospace industries. With more than a half-billion components in stock representing over 1200 major component manufacturers, it maintains one of the largest “ready to ship” electronic component inventories in the world. SMT's main focus is on the U.S. Defense & Aerospace Industry which demands the highest in component quality, traceability and inspection documentation for high reliability applications.
30 Technology Drive Suite 2D Warren, NJ 07059 USASnova Biotechnologies supplies molecular biology enzymes, PCR enzymes, and sample preparation kits.
285 W. Broadway, suite 630 Suite 630 New York, NY, 10013 United StatesSolveBio is a cloud-based solution for unifying multi-omics data in a flexible, secure environment using robust and proven technologies like Amazon Web Services, ElasticSearch, PostgreSQL, and Spark. SolveBio is built on top of many common features one would expect to find in an enterprise-grade data platform. This includes RESTful APIs to send and receive data, authentication to identify users performing operations, user and group controls to restrict access to data and operations on data, as well as backup and disaster recovery features. Through SolveBio, data scientists leverage APIs to access, query, and filter all data in the same manner. SolveBio was architected in this way to make it highly flexible, vendorneutral, and future-proof so that each new data source is integrated exactly once within the platform, and all tools can access this data without any future modifications. SolveBio is designed for simple integration with upstream data production and processing pipelines (DNAnexus, Seven Bridges Genomics, and others) and downstream reporting tools (Spotfire, Tableau, Excel).
285 W. Broadway, suite 630 Suite 630 New York, New York, 10013 United StatesSolveBio is a cloud-based solution for unifying multi-omics data in a flexible, secure environment using robust and proven technologies like Amazon Web Services, ElasticSearch, PostgreSQL, and Spark. SolveBio is built on top of many common features one would expect to find in an enterprise-grade data platform. This includes RESTful APIs to send and receive data, authentication to identify users performing operations, user and group controls to restrict access to data and operations on data, as well as backup and disaster recovery features. Through SolveBio, data scientists leverage APIs to access, query, and filter all data in the same manner. SolveBio was architected in this way to make it highly flexible, vendorneutral, and future-proof so that each new data source is integrated exactly once within the platform, and all tools can access this data without any future modifications. SolveBio is designed for simple integration with upstream data production and processing pipelines (DNAnexus, Seven Bridges Genomics, and others) and downstream reporting tools (Spotfire, Tableau, Excel).
285 West Broadway New York, NY, 10013 United StatesSolveBio is a cloud-based solution for unifying multi-omics data in a flexible, secure environment using robust and proven technologies like Amazon Web Services, ElasticSearch, PostgreSQL, and Spark. SolveBio is built on top of many common features one would expect to find in an enterprise-grade data platform. This includes RESTful APIs to send and receive data, authentication to identify users performing operations, user and group controls to restrict access to data and operations on data, as well as backup and disaster recovery features. Through SolveBio, data scientists leverage APIs to access, query, and filter all data in the same manner. SolveBio was architected in this way to make it highly flexible, vendorneutral, and future-proof so that each new data source is integrated exactly once within the platform, and all tools can access this data without any future modifications. SolveBio is designed for simple integration with upstream data production and processing pipelines (DNAnexus, Seven Bridges Genomics, and others) and downstream reporting tools (Spotfire, Tableau, Excel).
180 Varick Street 6th Floor New York, NY, 10014 United StatesSolvuu is a technology company. We provide a cloud-based data management platform with standardized access to data, tools, and visualization across biological data formats. We have defined a system rich enough to harmonize all the myriad data formats used in life sciences, specifically bioinformatics, thereby liberating scientists to focus on science. Importantly, the technology abstracts away the format of the data, and allows users to treat the data semantically. Instead of having to learn and utilize numerous tools, each of which works on just one data format, with Solvuu, you can convert, search, analyze and visualize over all data formats through a single interface (Solvuu’s web UI, or command-line-interface). We provide extensive support for analyzing data, using a broad spectrum of utilities: bioinformatics tools connected into pipelines, SQL style queries, and statistical functions, along with rich, interactive visualization. Collaboration is a key feature of our platform where data can be shared easily and securely.
237 W 35 ST NEW YORK, NY, 10001 United StatesSoterix Medical Inc. (SMI) was formed to develop and deploy innovative medical treatments focused on neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders and rehabilitation. Founded in 2008, SMI is the world leader in clinical trials for non-invasive neuromodulation working with over 250 medical centers in the US and worldwide. SMI has licensed and developed a comprehensive intellectual property portfolio that includes High-Definition transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (HD-tDCS), Limited Total Energy tDCS (LTE-tDCS), and Neurotargeting. From the most targeted non-invasive clinical systems to the most portable units, Soterix Medical provides clinicians and patients with unique and adaptable solutions. Ongoing Phase I, II, IIb, and III trials use investigational devices that are regulated/limited by US or Federal law. SMI is proudly based in New York City with international distributors in all major markets.
237 West 35th Street New York, NY, 10001 United StatesSoterix Medical Inc. (SMI) was formed to develop and deploy innovative medical treatments focused on neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders and rehabilitation. Founded in 2008, SMI is the world leader in clinical trials for non-invasive neuromodulation working with over 250 medical centers in the US and worldwide. SMI has licensed and developed a comprehensive intellectual property portfolio that includes High-Definition transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (HD-tDCS), Limited Total Energy tDCS (LTE-tDCS), and Neurotargeting. From the most targeted non-invasive clinical systems to the most portable units, Soterix Medical provides clinicians and patients with unique and adaptable solutions. Ongoing Phase I, II, IIb, and III trials use investigational devices that are regulated/limited by US or Federal law. SMI is proudly based in New York City with international distributors in all major markets.
Holmdel, NJ United StatesSparta Systems, with its global enterprise quality management solutions (EQMS), enable high-value organizations to safely and efficiently deliver products and services to market.
Randolph, NJ United StatesSpectroscopic Solutions offers consulting, training, process analytical technology, spectroscopy and statistics.
665 Millbrook Avenue Randolph, NJ 07869 USASpectroscopic Solutions offers consulting, training, process analytical technology, spectroscopy and statistics.
769 Jersey Avenue New Brunswick, NJ, 08901-3605 United StatesSpectrum Chemical Mfg. Corp. has 50 years of experience as an innovative chemistry outsourcing partner for pharmaceutical and biotechnology customers. We manufacture and distribute over 45,000 chemicals in research and bulk production quantities, including active pharmaceutical ingredients, excipients, dietary supplements, cosmetic ingredients, biochemicals, organic building blocks, and chemical solutions. Spectrum offers over 1,200 USP/NF/FCC monograph items manufactured under cGMP for drug and food use – the largest selection available from a single source.
203 Norcross AvenueSPEX CertiPrep offers reference materials and standards for purchase.
Metuchen, NJ, 08840 United StatesSPEX CertiPrep offers reference materials and standards for purchase.
790 Main StreetSP Formulations provides solubility studies, degradation studies, excipient screening, stability studies, formulation, and dissolution testing.
635 Brighton Rd Clifton NJ 07012 USASST Corporation offers manufacturing of APIs, fine chemicals, and intermediates.
1411 Broadway 16th Floor New York, NY, 02110 United StatesThe scientific engineering experts, Arrayo is built to solve challenges Biopharma faces. If you are unsure how AI or Gen AI might be applied to your Data and Digital challenges, we can help. We offer expert Consulting in Data Sciences, GenAI, Bioinformatics, In Silico Drug Dynamics, Omics Analytics, providing robust analysis of genome and transcriptome data. We advance drug discovery and pre-clinical programs (from target ID and validation to lead optimization, design, and selection). Our scientific background spans auto-immune, oncology, cardiovascular, infectious and rare diseases. Our services also include Biostats, Regulatory Writing and Quality Assurance. Our capabilities extend to Translational Data and Post-Clinical Real-World Evidence (RWE) and Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) analytics. Additionally, our Scientific Data Services include Predictive Modeling, Commercial Data Analytics and Market & Business Intelligence, backed by efficient Data Management. We strive to assist biopharma companies in effectively managing and utilizing their data, accelerated biomedical discovery, efficient drug development, and streamlined market access. By offering a blend of digital and computational services, we provide end-to-end support, ranging from scientific software engineering to advanced analytics.
1177 6th Avenue New York, NY, 10036 United StatesThe scientific engineering experts, Arrayo is built to solve challenges Biopharma faces. If you are unsure how AI or Gen AI might be applied to your Data and Digital challenges, we can help. We offer expert Consulting in Data Sciences, GenAI, Bioinformatics, In Silico Drug Dynamics, Omics Analytics, providing robust analysis of genome and transcriptome data. We advance drug discovery and pre-clinical programs (from target ID and validation to lead optimization, design, and selection). Our scientific background spans auto-immune, oncology, cardiovascular, infectious and rare diseases. Our services also include Biostats, Regulatory Writing and Quality Assurance. Our capabilities extend to Translational Data and Post-Clinical Real-World Evidence (RWE) and Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) analytics. Additionally, our Scientific Data Services include Predictive Modeling, Commercial Data Analytics and Market & Business Intelligence, backed by efficient Data Management. We strive to assist biopharma companies in effectively managing and utilizing their data, accelerated biomedical discovery, efficient drug development, and streamlined market access. By offering a blend of digital and computational services, we provide end-to-end support, ranging from scientific software engineering to advanced analytics.
1411 Broadway 16th Floor New York, New York, 02110 United StatesThe scientific engineering experts, Arrayo is built to solve challenges Biopharma faces. If you are unsure how AI or Gen AI might be applied to your Data and Digital challenges, we can help. We offer expert Consulting in Data Sciences, GenAI, Bioinformatics, In Silico Drug Dynamics, Omics Analytics, providing robust analysis of genome and transcriptome data. We advance drug discovery and pre-clinical programs (from target ID and validation to lead optimization, design, and selection). Our scientific background spans auto-immune, oncology, cardiovascular, infectious and rare diseases. Our services also include Biostats, Regulatory Writing and Quality Assurance. Our capabilities extend to Translational Data and Post-Clinical Real-World Evidence (RWE) and Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR) analytics. Additionally, our Scientific Data Services include Predictive Modeling, Commercial Data Analytics and Market & Business Intelligence, backed by efficient Data Management. We strive to assist biopharma companies in effectively managing and utilizing their data, accelerated biomedical discovery, efficient drug development, and streamlined market access. By offering a blend of digital and computational services, we provide end-to-end support, ranging from scientific software engineering to advanced analytics.
16 Mershon Lane NJ, 08536 United StatesSteinberg & Associates, Inc. was established in 1995 as a consulting company for the personal care industry. It specializes in US Regulations for cosmetics and OTC drugs; Foreign regulations including EU dossiers, labeling and addresses; cosmetic microbiology problems; formulations; marketing of ingredients; and cosmetic chemistry. The founder, David C. Steinberg has also served as an expert witness in patent infringement and liability lawsuits. Steinberg & Associates is pleased to announce the addition of GHS compliant Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Authoring Service for finished cosmetic products to its list of services offered. Utilizing the latest software, Steinberg can provide you with a fully compliant, professional SDS for a reasonable cost with an excellent turn-around time. Contact us today at 609-799-1575 for more information.
164 20th Street, Unit 2D Brooklyn, NY 11232StemCure is a unique Personal Tissue Bank, committed to the development of a new program that offers clients the best opportunity to benefit from anticipated future advances in the growing field of regenerative medicine. Our mission is the cryopreservation (deep freezing) of our clients’ viable tissue samples and encompassed genetic material (DNA), recovered at their current age, to provide a personal cell archive which they may access as they grow older. We are confident that cell based therapeutic medical procedures will become accepted medical practice in the future, and that clients who invest in our process will have access to the best form of their own cells, the cells of their younger years, for such procedures.
526 West 26th Street New York, NY, 10001 United States
1 Castle Point Terrace Hoboken, NJ, 07030 United StatesTo inspire, nurture and educate leaders in tomorrow’s technology-centric environment while contributing to the solution of the most challenging problems of our time. The Institutional Vision Stevens will become a premier student-centric technological research university, focusing on areas of true societal need where Stevens possesses significant depth and expertise across multiple disciplines: healthcare and medicine; sustainable energy; financial systems; defense and security; and STEM education. As our education and research capacity grows in these areas, so will our influence.
1 Castle Point Terrace Hoboken, NJ , 07030 United StatesTo inspire, nurture and educate leaders in tomorrow’s technology-centric environment while contributing to the solution of the most challenging problems of our time. The Institutional Vision Stevens will become a premier student-centric technological research university, focusing on areas of true societal need where Stevens possesses significant depth and expertise across multiple disciplines: healthcare and medicine; sustainable energy; financial systems; defense and security; and STEM education. As our education and research capacity grows in these areas, so will our influence.
8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439Founded in 1870, St. John’s is a Catholic and Vincentian university that prepares students for personal and professional success in today’s global society. The University is committed to serving those in need as St. Vincent de Paul did, and is committed to combating the root causes of injustice while helping to create a more equitable world.
8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, , NY , 11439 United StatesFounded in 1870, St. John’s is a Catholic and Vincentian university that prepares students for personal and professional success in today’s global society. The University is committed to serving those in need as St. Vincent de Paul did, and is committed to combating the root causes of injustice while helping to create a more equitable world.
8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, , NY, 11439 United StatesFounded in 1870, St. John’s is a Catholic and Vincentian university that prepares students for personal and professional success in today’s global society. The University is committed to serving those in need as St. Vincent de Paul did, and is committed to combating the root causes of injustice while helping to create a more equitable world.
Stony Brook, NY United StatesStony Brook University performs academic scientific research.
100 Nicolls Road, Stony Brook, NY 11794Stony Brook University performs academic scientific research.
Life Sciences 233, Stony Brook UniversityStony Brook University Cell Culture/Hybridoma Facility provides antibody, hybridoma, and cell culture services.
Stony Brook, NY, 11794-3365 United StatesWelcome to the new web-site for the Division of Laboratory Animal Resources (DLAR) at Stony Brook University! The menu on the left allows access to our various pages. Many of our forms can be downloaded and e-mailed directly to the department. Basic information about DLAR is provided in the Overview section.
Stony Brook, NY United StatesStony Brook University Medical Center Department of Medicine focuses on research.
125 Elm Street, Suite 6B Westfield, NJ 07090 USAStormBio develops therapeutics for treating highly pathogenic influenza.
161 Docks Corner Road South Brunswick Township, NJ, 08810 United States
574 Springfield Avenue Westfield, NJ
Lab Draw Area: Lawrence, Fl 3 Oncology Lab Draw: Bensley Fl 1 1 Diamond Hill Road Berkeley Heights, NJ
33 West 42nd Street New York, , NY, 10036 United StatesIn 1910, New York City’s Columbia University opened the first, university-based school of optometry in the United States. When it closed its doors in 1956, New York and the entire surrounding region was left without a school or college of optometry. Later that same year a small group of optometrists and philanthropists from Columbia Universityaround New York City and the surrounding region came together to form the Optometric Center of New York (OCNY), a nonprofit health and education resource, as a way to fill the void left by the closing of the school at Columbia. The OCNY conducted vision and eye research, provided post-graduate course work and also established a much-needed clinic, as well as a series of satellite clinics in underserved areas of the city. After more than a decade of lobbying from the OCNY, as well as the New York State Optometric Association, the New York City Health Commissioner and others who recognized a desperate and growing need for more optometrists in New York and the surrounding region, the New York State Legislature unanimously voted to establish a new college of optometry at the end of its 1970 session. Governor Nelson Rockefeller signed the bill, however, due to an amendment that needed to be made to the bill, two additional bills were passed during the next legislative session and on April 14, 1971 Governor Rockefeller signed those bills to officially establish the State University of New York College of Optometry. Dr. Alden N. Haffner, the OCNY’s executive director, became the founding president. The initial class entered the College in September 1971.
33 West 42nd Street New York, , NY , 10036 United StatesIn 1910, New York City’s Columbia University opened the first, university-based school of optometry in the United States. When it closed its doors in 1956, New York and the entire surrounding region was left without a school or college of optometry. Later that same year a small group of optometrists and philanthropists from Columbia Universityaround New York City and the surrounding region came together to form the Optometric Center of New York (OCNY), a nonprofit health and education resource, as a way to fill the void left by the closing of the school at Columbia. The OCNY conducted vision and eye research, provided post-graduate course work and also established a much-needed clinic, as well as a series of satellite clinics in underserved areas of the city. After more than a decade of lobbying from the OCNY, as well as the New York State Optometric Association, the New York City Health Commissioner and others who recognized a desperate and growing need for more optometrists in New York and the surrounding region, the New York State Legislature unanimously voted to establish a new college of optometry at the end of its 1970 session. Governor Nelson Rockefeller signed the bill, however, due to an amendment that needed to be made to the bill, two additional bills were passed during the next legislative session and on April 14, 1971 Governor Rockefeller signed those bills to officially establish the State University of New York College of Optometry. Dr. Alden N. Haffner, the OCNY’s executive director, became the founding president. The initial class entered the College in September 1971.
450 Clarkson Avenue Brooklyn, NY, 11203 United StatesFormally known as The State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn—but better known to our patients and Brooklyn neighbors as SUNY Downstate Medical Center—we are older than the Brooklyn Bridge. We trace our roots back to 1860, when a school of medicine was founded at the Long Island College Hospital. The new college’s faculty revolutionized medical education in this country by bringing the teaching of medicine to the hospital bedside, thus rejecting the idea that physicians should be trained exclusively in university lecture halls. Today, SUNY Downstate is one of the nation’s leading urban medical centers. SUNY Downstate comprises a College of Medicine, College of Health Related Professions, College of Nursing, School of Graduate Studies, School of Public Health, and University Hospital of Brooklyn. The quality of our education, research, and patient care programs was confirmed with the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Medicine to Dr. Robert Furchgott, a member of our School of Graduate Studies faculty since 1956. Dr. Furchgott’s identification of nitric oxide as a signalling molecule important in vascular health has revolutionized care for heart, stroke, impotence, and other diseases. As the only academic medical center in Brooklyn, we serve a large population–over 2.3 million people–and one that is among the most diverse in the world. We are also an engine of opportunity for students interested in pursuing careers in health care. Many of our students are the first in their families to attend college. More physicians who practice medicine in New York City received their training at our College of Medicine than any other medical center in the country. Nationally, our medical school ranks seventh in the number of graduates who are now engaged in academic medicine. Here in Brooklyn, our impact is even greater. We have trained nearly half of all doctors practicing in a number of specialty areas. Our College of Health Related Professions and College of Nursing also play a unique role in the borough and the city. We have the oldest midwifery program in the country, and we recently made history again by establishing a joint program between the two colleges that trains midwives who are not nurses. The College of Nursing is particularly proud of its role in educating minority students. Approximately three-fourths of the students are minority-group members, and many are recent immigrants. University Hospital of Brooklyn is the borough’s only hospital located at an academic medical center. As such, it offers the most advanced and comprehensive care in Brooklyn. Many of its physicians are regularly rated among the best in New York City. Some are known throughout the world. SUNY Downstate Medical Center enters the new century with a renewed dedication to serving the people of Brooklyn through its three-fold mission of education, research, and patient care.
450 Clarkson Avenue Brooklyn, NY , 11203 United StatesFormally known as The State University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn—but better known to our patients and Brooklyn neighbors as SUNY Downstate Medical Center—we are older than the Brooklyn Bridge. We trace our roots back to 1860, when a school of medicine was founded at the Long Island College Hospital. The new college’s faculty revolutionized medical education in this country by bringing the teaching of medicine to the hospital bedside, thus rejecting the idea that physicians should be trained exclusively in university lecture halls. Today, SUNY Downstate is one of the nation’s leading urban medical centers. SUNY Downstate comprises a College of Medicine, College of Health Related Professions, College of Nursing, School of Graduate Studies, School of Public Health, and University Hospital of Brooklyn. The quality of our education, research, and patient care programs was confirmed with the awarding of the Nobel Prize in Medicine to Dr. Robert Furchgott, a member of our School of Graduate Studies faculty since 1956. Dr. Furchgott’s identification of nitric oxide as a signalling molecule important in vascular health has revolutionized care for heart, stroke, impotence, and other diseases. As the only academic medical center in Brooklyn, we serve a large population–over 2.3 million people–and one that is among the most diverse in the world. We are also an engine of opportunity for students interested in pursuing careers in health care. Many of our students are the first in their families to attend college. More physicians who practice medicine in New York City received their training at our College of Medicine than any other medical center in the country. Nationally, our medical school ranks seventh in the number of graduates who are now engaged in academic medicine. Here in Brooklyn, our impact is even greater. We have trained nearly half of all doctors practicing in a number of specialty areas. Our College of Health Related Professions and College of Nursing also play a unique role in the borough and the city. We have the oldest midwifery program in the country, and we recently made history again by establishing a joint program between the two colleges that trains midwives who are not nurses. The College of Nursing is particularly proud of its role in educating minority students. Approximately three-fourths of the students are minority-group members, and many are recent immigrants. University Hospital of Brooklyn is the borough’s only hospital located at an academic medical center. As such, it offers the most advanced and comprehensive care in Brooklyn. Many of its physicians are regularly rated among the best in New York City. Some are known throughout the world. SUNY Downstate Medical Center enters the new century with a renewed dedication to serving the people of Brooklyn through its three-fold mission of education, research, and patient care.
223 Store Hill Road Old Westbury, NY, 11568 United StatesSUNY Old Westbury is a dynamic and diverse public liberal arts college that fosters academic excellence through close interaction among students, faculty and staff. Old Westbury weaves the values of integrity, community engagement, and global citizenship into the fabric of its academic programs and campus life. In an environment that cultivates critical thinking, empathy, creativity and intercultural understanding, we endeavor to stimulate a passion for learning and a commitment to building a more just and sustainable world. The College is a community of students, teachers, staff, and alumni bound together in mutual support, respect, and dedication to the Mission.
223 Store Hill Road Old Westbury, New York, 11568 United StatesSUNY Old Westbury is a dynamic and diverse public liberal arts college that fosters academic excellence through close interaction among students, faculty and staff. Old Westbury weaves the values of integrity, community engagement, and global citizenship into the fabric of its academic programs and campus life. In an environment that cultivates critical thinking, empathy, creativity and intercultural understanding, we endeavor to stimulate a passion for learning and a commitment to building a more just and sustainable world. The College is a community of students, teachers, staff, and alumni bound together in mutual support, respect, and dedication to the Mission.
21 Perry Street Port Jefferson, NY, 11777 United StatesSymbio is a client-focused international full-service CRO, specialized in Dermatology. We manage all CRO core services in-house and have our offices in the US and Europe. Since 2002 we deliver excellent service and provide experienced qualified personnel to strategically manage all aspects of clinical trials as well as support biotech and pharma companies with the clinical development programm planning. Symbio offers expertise in Phase I – IV drug, medical device and cosmetics research studies and has completed over 130 projects to date around the globe. Also, in conjunction with Dow Development Laboratories, LLC, Symbio’s subsidiary, we offer a turnkey CRO solution that also includes design, development and formulation of topical products. Our clients benefit from our team's broad experience and extensive industry network and receive operational, regulatory and scientific support during the whole product development process.
International Trade Center, Area 2 350 Clark Drive Mount Olive, NJ 07828 USASymbiotic Research offers preclinical and agrochemical research services including formuation analysis, consumer safety, ecotoxicology, metabolism and bioanlaysis.
Mount Olive Township, NJ United StatesSymbiotic Research offers preclinical and agrochemical research services including formuation analysis, consumer safety, ecotoxicology, metabolism and bioanlaysis.
75 Passaic Avenue Fairfield, NJ, 07004 United StatesSymtera Analytics, LLC is a multinational company with headquarters in the USA. The company was incorporated in 2014 and has had a demonstrated track record of accelerating within the global marketplace for analytical manufacturing and providing high-quality analytical reference standards and analytical services.
Metuchen, NJ, 08840 United StatesSynasia provides fine chemical, resins, intermediates, and specialty chemicals.
4250 US-1 Suite 3 Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesSynbio Technologies aims to become the most trusted provider of DNA solutions that empower scientific discoveries by providing highly-accurate and cost-effective synthetic biology services and products for researchers around the world. Founded in 2013 by a group of passionate synthetic biologists with decades of industry experience and a proven track record of delivering cost-effective DNA solutions. Synbio Technologies was incorporated with a single mission in mind: to empower scientific discoveries by providing access to the world’s most advanced synthetic biology tools and services. Our dedicated team of experts and progressive DNA technologies enable researchers, scientists, synthetic biologists, and drug developers to push the boundaries of what is possible in the life sciences. We have developed a full range of DNA reading (sequencing), DNA writing (synthesis), and DNA editing (engineering) capabilities for various applications, including diagnostic DNA probes, precision medicine, protein production, antibody discovery, vaccine development, novel enzymes, molecular breeding, biofuel implication, and more.
300 Broadacres Drive Suite 125B Bloomfield, NJ 07003Synchrogenix partners with pharmaceutical and biotech companies to develop submission documents for global regulatory agencies. Since 1986, our core competency at Synchrogenix has been regulatory writing for the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. Focusing on this crucial aspect of the drug development process has allowed us to hone our unique methodology and build a team of regulatory writers who are experts and thought leaders in the field. Rather than vertically specializing in a functional area, as a CRO, CMO, or contract lab might, Synchrogenix horizontally bridges all functional areas within drug development. Our strength is integrating with key stakeholders to create submission documents that are comprehensive, concise, and clear, as well as consistent within and across the entire submission. Synchrogenix breaks through silos, uniting many single elements into one story…your story. Synchrogenix is a leader in the regulatory writing field with a singular focus of authoring and editing regulatory documentation. We know that we are only as good as the documents that we produce. Therefore we are dedicated to the following ideals: Nurturing our writers and editors to increase their knowledge of drug and biological development, and to ensure they are comfortably challenged in their careers. Remaining immersed in global pharmaceutical, biotech, device, and diagnostics regulatory documentation requirements, to understand and anticipate our clients’ needs. Ensuring that we utilize technologies and safety systems that offer the level of sophistication that is vital to our clients. By merging our cross-functional expertise with our writing experience, we deliver documents that not only support clients’ strategic messaging, but also enhance their marketability. We provide many of the benefits of in-house writers—including the experience and perspective of industry insiders—without increased overhead or struggles with fluctuating workloads.
100 Overlook Center, Suite 101 Princeton, NJ 08540Synchrogenix partners with pharmaceutical and biotech companies to develop submission documents for global regulatory agencies. Since 1986, our core competency at Synchrogenix has been regulatory writing for the pharmaceutical and biotech industry. Focusing on this crucial aspect of the drug development process has allowed us to hone our unique methodology and build a team of regulatory writers who are experts and thought leaders in the field. Rather than vertically specializing in a functional area, as a CRO, CMO, or contract lab might, Synchrogenix horizontally bridges all functional areas within drug development. Our strength is integrating with key stakeholders to create submission documents that are comprehensive, concise, and clear, as well as consistent within and across the entire submission. Synchrogenix breaks through silos, uniting many single elements into one story…your story. Synchrogenix is a leader in the regulatory writing field with a singular focus of authoring and editing regulatory documentation. We know that we are only as good as the documents that we produce. Therefore we are dedicated to the following ideals: Nurturing our writers and editors to increase their knowledge of drug and biological development, and to ensure they are comfortably challenged in their careers. Remaining immersed in global pharmaceutical, biotech, device, and diagnostics regulatory documentation requirements, to understand and anticipate our clients’ needs. Ensuring that we utilize technologies and safety systems that offer the level of sophistication that is vital to our clients. By merging our cross-functional expertise with our writing experience, we deliver documents that not only support clients’ strategic messaging, but also enhance their marketability. We provide many of the benefits of in-house writers—including the experience and perspective of industry insiders—without increased overhead or struggles with fluctuating workloads.
276 Cambridge Dr Ramsey, NJ, 07446 United States
301 College Rd E 1st Floor Princeton, NJ, 08540 6608 United StatesSyneos Health® is a leading fully integrated biopharmaceutical solutions organization built to accelerate customer success. We translate unique clinical, medical affairs and commercial insights into outcomes to address modern market realities. We bring together a talented team of professionals, who work globally, with a deep understanding of patient and physician behaviors and market dynamics. Together we share insights, use the latest technologies and apply advanced business practices to speed our customers’ delivery of important therapies to patients. Syneos Health supports a diverse, equitable and inclusive culture that cares for colleagues, customers, patients, communities and the environment. We have a full suite of capabilities to deliver phase I-IV research. Our global clinical services include, but are not limited to: bioanalysis (including ligand binding, mass spectrometry, sample management), biostatistics and statistical programming, biometrics, central and clinical monitoring, clinical monitoring training, clinical development services, clinical site education, clinical innovation, clinical operations and support and quality, clinical pharmacology, clinical surveillance and training, clinical training, supply chain and logistics management, country site startup (SSU), data analytics, data and safety monitoring board and adjudication, data management and clinical programming, data operations, decentralized solutions, document control, drug safety and pharmacovigilance, early phase services (including clinical operations, procurement, recruitment, screening), epidemiology, feasibility and site identification, functional service provision, global consulting, global procurement, home health provision, investigator payments, medical affairs, medical imaging, medical management, medical operations, medical/scientific strategy, medical writing, operations management, patient concierge, patient recruitment, project management, project operations, project vendor management, randomization services, real-world and late phase, regulatory affairs, resource management, site and patient access, SSU central services and project delivery, and strategic alliance management. Our commercial services include comprehensive sales, marketing and communications support. Our Commercial Consulting group specializes in a variety of product development areas, including clinical strategies, brand management, business development, managed markets, medical affairs and sales. Our customers can leverage this wealth of insight to plan seamlessly for future strategies and manage risk mitigation strategies in concert with clinical development. As one of the largest networks of healthcare communication agencies in the world, Syneos Health is also the largest provider of outsourced sales teams and sales solutions to the healthcare industry.
Mahwah, NJ, 07430 United StatesSynergy Research assist foreign pharmaceutical companies in establishing their brand in the United States in addition to providing contract preclinical and clinical services.
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-3267 USASyntech Labs provides research chemicals for the Pharmaceutical and Chemical industry worldwide. For over 30 years, Syntech Labs has established itself as a strategic resource supplier in the specialty chemical, biochemical, pharmaceutical, nutriceutical, personal care, flavor & fragrances, dyes, coatings, electronic chemical and agrochemical, markets for gram to kilogram quantities.
100 Jersey Ave., Bldg D New Brunswick, NJ, 08901 United StatesSyntech Labs provides research chemicals for the Pharmaceutical and Chemical industry worldwide. For over 30 years, Syntech Labs has established itself as a strategic resource supplier in the specialty chemical, biochemical, pharmaceutical, nutriceutical, personal care, flavor & fragrances, dyes, coatings, electronic chemical and agrochemical, markets for gram to kilogram quantities.
100 Jersey Ave., Bldg D New Brunswick, New Jersey, 08901 United StatesSyntech Labs provides research chemicals for the Pharmaceutical and Chemical industry worldwide. For over 30 years, Syntech Labs has established itself as a strategic resource supplier in the specialty chemical, biochemical, pharmaceutical, nutriceutical, personal care, flavor & fragrances, dyes, coatings, electronic chemical and agrochemical, markets for gram to kilogram quantities.
19 W 24th St 10th floor New York, NY, 10010 United StatesSynthesa delivers Evidence Synthesis services - Systematic Reviews, Meta-analyses, Network Meta-analyses, capable of handling very large projects using validated AI models with expert matter human oversight. We help Pharma, Medical Device companies, CROs uncover insights from the existing literature, in record time, at a fraction of legacy costs and with validated higher accuracy. We work with Medical Affairs departments and CMOs to help them formulate and support their product strategy, submissions and marketing efforts, using hard evidence from the literature.
Five University PlaceTaconic Biosciences is a fully-licensed, global leader in genetically engineered rodent models and services. Founded in 1952, Taconic helps biotechnology companies and institutions acquire, custom generate, breed, precondition, test, and distribute valuable research models worldwide. Specialists in genetically engineered mouse and rat models, precision research mouse models, and integrated model design and breeding services, Taconic operates three service laboratories and six breeding facilities in the U.S. and Europe, maintains distributor relationships in Asia and has global shipping capabilities to provide animal models almost anywhere in the world.
125 Corporate Drive Holtsville, NY 11742Tangram Company, LLC is a domestic manufacturer of High Purity Inorganic Chemicals and a provider of Custom Chemical Services. We leverage our manufacturing capabilities to build on your core competencies to provide exceptional value. This in turn will allow for increased margins in an extremely competitive environment. In this fashion, working together we forge and implement a strategic plan for long term business relationships rather than just taking and filling an order for a commodity chemical.
125 Corporate Drive Holtsville, NY, 11742 United StatesTangram Company, LLC is a domestic manufacturer of High Purity Inorganic Chemicals and a provider of Custom Chemical Services. We leverage our manufacturing capabilities to build on your core competencies to provide exceptional value. This in turn will allow for increased margins in an extremely competitive environment. In this fashion, working together we forge and implement a strategic plan for long term business relationships rather than just taking and filling an order for a commodity chemical.
46 DeForest Avenue East Hanover, NJ 07936 USATara Innovations LLC is a full Pharmaceutical Contract Research Organization (CRO) and a Consulting Service Provider. We specialize in Drug Development and Technology Management, Supply Chain Management, Regulatory Affairs, and Quality Assurance. Tara Innovations LLC will help you develop formulations and processes and solve problems effectively and efficiently.
41 Leah Way Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ, 07054 United StatesTara Innovations LLC is a full Pharmaceutical Contract Research Organization (CRO) and a Consulting Service Provider. We specialize in Drug Development and Technology Management, Supply Chain Management, Regulatory Affairs, and Quality Assurance. Tara Innovations LLC will help you develop formulations and processes and solve problems effectively and efficiently.
41 Leah Way Parsippany, New Jersey, 07054 3448 United StatesWe are a contract research organization, specialized in formulation development, analysis and stability studies. We specialize in liquid formulation and mainly in injectable, nasal, and ophthalmic products. We conduct preformulation and formulation studies on drug discovery molecules too.
41 Leah Way Parsippany, NJ, 07054 3448 United StatesWe are a contract research organization, specialized in formulation development, analysis and stability studies. We specialize in liquid formulation and mainly in injectable, nasal, and ophthalmic products. We conduct preformulation and formulation studies on drug discovery molecules too.
46 DeForest Avenue, Suite C East Hanover, NJ, 07936 United StatesWe are a contract research organization, specialized in formulation development, analysis and stability studies. We specialize in liquid formulation and mainly in injectable, nasal, and ophthalmic products. We conduct preformulation and formulation studies on drug discovery molecules too.
261 Madison AvenueTarget Health offers clinical research services including regulatory affairs, clinical data monitoring, quality assurance, and biostatistics.
3 Skyline Drive Hawthorne, NY 10532 USATaro Pharmaceutical Industries provides prescription and OTC products.
Hawthorne, NY United StatesTaro Pharmaceutical Industries provides prescription and OTC products.
100 Enterprise Drive Suite 701 Rockaway, NJ 07866Tata Chemicals Limited is a global company with interests in businesses that focus on LIFE: Living, Industry and Farm Essentials. The story of the company is about harnessing the fruits of science for goals that go beyond business. This story began in Mithapur, Gujarat in western India with the creation of a plant that would raise a wealth of marine chemicals from the ocean, with the potential to touch human lives in many ways. From these humble beginnings a market-leading international business has been created, with operations across four continents. Through its living essentials portfolio the company has positively impacted the lives of millions of Indians. Tata Chemicals is the pioneer and market leader in India’s branded Iodised salt segment. With the introduction of an innovative, low-cost, nanotechnology-based water purifier, it is providing affordable, safe drinking water to the masses.
107 College Rd East Princeton NJ 08540 USATaylor Technology provides pre-clinical services, bioavailability/bioequivalence, drug testing, and assays.
Hackensack, NJ United StatesTech Observer offers their expertise in Clinical Monitoring, Clinical Data Management, Statistical/SAS Analyses, Scientific Communication, Pharmacovigilance and Regulatory Affairs.
2 madison ave larchmont, NY, 10538 United States1 stop-shop Language Translation Service Provider We provide: • Clinical trial document Translation (300+ language pairs) • Regular translation • Certified Translations or CoT • Quality Control (Back Translation, Review, Validation) • Linguistic Validation of PRO instruments • Medical Writing & Biostatistical Services • Sworn, Legalized and Notarized Translation • Interpreting • Terminology Management • Layout DTP (Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, FrameMaker, QuarkXPress, Microsoft Office Suite) • Website and Mobile App Localization • Multimedia • E-learning • Language Software Engineering • Technical documentation translations
2 madison ave larchmont, ny, 10538 United States1 stop-shop Language Translation Service Provider We provide: • Clinical trial document Translation (300+ language pairs) • Regular translation • Certified Translations or CoT • Quality Control (Back Translation, Review, Validation) • Linguistic Validation of PRO instruments • Medical Writing & Biostatistical Services • Sworn, Legalized and Notarized Translation • Interpreting • Terminology Management • Layout DTP (Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, FrameMaker, QuarkXPress, Microsoft Office Suite) • Website and Mobile App Localization • Multimedia • E-learning • Language Software Engineering • Technical documentation translations
11 Deer Park Drive, Suite 105A Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 USATF Instruments develops, manufacture and supports ultrasonic resonator systems.
455 First Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016The Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center, the world’s largest private HIV/AIDS research center, is committed to finding solutions to end the AIDS epidemic by conducting basic discovery research and by developing novel therapies, vaccines and other prevention strategies.
455 First Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016ADARC's mission is as important today as it has ever been. As the world's largest private research center dedicated exclusively to fighting HIV, we are committed to finding scientific solutions to end the AIDS epidemic. A long road lies ahead and the challenges are many. But in the 33 years since HIV was identified, researchers have learned more about this virus than any other in history. We remain optimistic that science will ultimately provide decisive solutions, and are privileged to contribute to the eventual eradication of a plague that continues to threaten mankind.
455 First Avenue, 7th Floor New York, NY 10016The Microscopic Imaging Facility at The Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center supplies facilities for live-cell deconvolution microscopy. The facility houses an Applied Precisions DeltaVision restoration microscope, utilizing an Olympus IX-70 inverted microscope platform. This microscope system is contained in a BSL-3 facility for work with infectious material. A Bioptechs Focht Live-Cell Chamber system (FCS2) is available for continuous observation of living cells on the DeltaVision microscope. Oil and water immersion objectives are available for work in various cell culture conditions.
259 Prospect Plains Rd Building H Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesThe American Journal of Managed Care® (AJMC®) is a leader in managed care research, offering actionable insights and peer perspectives through our leading peer-reviewed journals, AJMC®, The American Journal of Accountable Care®, and AJMC®’s Evidence-Based Oncology™. In addition, AJMC® provides commentary and the latest news through other platforms, including AJMC.com, the Managed Care Cast podcast, and best-in-class video content. AJMC® keeps industry leaders on the forefront of health policy by sharing research relevant to industry decision makers. Our digital platform, AJMC.com, distributes health care news to leading stakeholders across a variety of media, including peer-to-peer video interviews, podcasts, conference coverage, interactive resources, and more. Our live events bring together industry thought leaders to exchange insights and perspectives on the evolving health care landscape.
485C Route 1 South, Suite 200 Iselin, NJ 08830-3005 USAHere at The Clarient Group, we're a technology consulting, visioning, planning & design firm that creates smart, integrated solutions & experiential environments. We can help you define your project's vision, & then develop a technology solution to help you achieve it.
630 Ninth Avenue, Suite 1012 New York, NY 10036 USAHere at The Clarient Group, we're a technology consulting, visioning, planning & design firm that creates smart, integrated solutions & experiential environments. We can help you define your project's vision, & then develop a technology solution to help you achieve it.
630 9th Ave #1012 New York, NY, 10036 United StatesHere at The Clarient Group, we're a technology consulting, visioning, planning & design firm that creates smart, integrated solutions & experiential environments. We can help you define your project's vision, & then develop a technology solution to help you achieve it.
815 Greenwood Ave, Suite 12The Clinical Trial Center offers clinical research services.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030At the heart of basic and clinical biomedical research is the need to carefully gather data, analyze it and interpret it in order to validate the stated objectives of a research study. Since 1985, the Biostatistics Unit has played an important role in the Northwell Health research program by providing support to investigators in the design, implementation, data management, statistical analysis, and publication of basic science and clinical research studies. This is accomplished by applying established statistical and mathematical methods to the analysis of research data, as well as developing new methods to address complex research problems. Additionally, members of the department teach biostatistics, epidemiology, and research study design to faculty, residents, medical students, and other staff throughout the system and its affiliated medical schools. The Biostatistics Unit at the Feinstein Institute is unique in that it is one of only a handful of biostatistics departments in the US that is administratively part of a health care system that is not a medical school or university.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030The Boas Center Biorepository (BCB) at The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research is a facility that process, stores, and distributes human biological specimens for use in medical research. Through the integration of bioinformatics and with the aid of the North Shore Informatics Group (NSIG), The BCB is able to efficiently process and manage large sample sets. Investigators that decide to utilize this facility will have the benefit of obtaining larger datasets which will aid in producing statistically significant data. Investigators who wish to research certain diseases can create a research project and negotiate with the BCB on what services will be needed to best suit the project. The BCB currently processes and manages samples for over twenty different research projects. All subjects that choose to participate in a study are de-identified and assigned an alpha-numeric or numeric identifier (subject ID). The Biorepository will only accept International Review Board (IRB) approved protocols from an investigator or a group of investigators. The BCB currently offers DNA isolation, plasma isolation, Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cell (PBMC) isolation, serum isolation, urine collection, sample storage, various human tissue collection, and sample distribution services. All samples that are collected and processed are uniquely bar-coded and link back to a subject ID. All sample data and sample inventory is entered into a Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) and stored in a database. The LIMS system was created by and is managed by the NISIG. The BCB is currently managing and storing approximately five hundred thousand samples. All of our samples are stored in different freezers and refrigerators within the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research. All of the freezers and refrigerators are monitored by a state of the art temperature monitoring system which will notify the Biorepository staff if there is a potential problem. All sample locations are tracked via an inventory management system which tracks all sample movements and distributions. The BCB is constantly improving by adding new services and by staying on the cutting edge of technology. Sometime in the near future the Biorepository hopes to have sample distribution requests, sample inventory tracking, and freezer temperature data available to investigators via the web. Over the next five years the Biorepository is looking to expand on its current storage capacity and the number of research protocols being managed here.
Room FI-2317 350 Community Drive Manhaset, NY 11030The Flow Cytometry Core provides instrument support and daily assistance to users in a variety of flow cytometry-based techniques for both research and clinical applications. These include analysis of cell surface markers, analysis of expression of intracellular proteins and separation of cell suspensions into sub-groups or single cells. The facility views training as key to a well functioning core with users that have a good grasp of both instrument theory and operation. This goes a long way toward empowering the investigator in the use of flow cytometry as a tool which leads to better, high quality level data with which to appropriate conclusions. We have two BD FACS ARIA cell sorters using multiple laser lines: Violet, Blue, and Red. These are capable of four-way cell sorting of animal and screened material, and can sort into various plates as well for PCR, or culture. We also have two BD analyzers, a BD LSR ll with Blue (488nm), Violet (405nm), and Red (630nm), and UV (325 nm), lasers capable of 14 color multicolor analysis. We also have a BD LSR Fortessa with three lasers; Blue (488nm), Red (633nm), Green (532nm), and Violet (405nm). The LSR Fortessa is also fitted with a Fast Flow sheath supply system for longer uninterrupted analysis runs possible with the HTS plate reader, another feature on the Fortessa. The director of the core facility is available for training and to provide guidance and assistance in developing new protocols for flow cytometric analyses, or to obtain specific protocol information from literature, or for other commonly used standard protocols such as immunophenotying, cell cycle, proliferative index, Cacium Flux, anti-Brdu, and others.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030Diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration on the cellular level can be reflected in aberrant migratory behavior or perturbations of cellular organization and structure. The Light Microscopy Core Facility provides state of the art optical imaging technologies that allow researchers to obtain information on the impact of pathologies on these cellular features. The facility provides support for investigators with design and troubleshooting of protocols, in addition to expert technical assistance with sample preparation, immunolabeling procedures and image analysis. Facility equipment is available to all trained users 24/7 on an unassisted basis. New users will be trained on microscopes between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030The Molecular Biology Core is at the heart of the Feinstein Institute’s rich collaborative program in genetics. Housed on the second floor of the research institute is a state-of-the-art genetics suite where scientists can have access to high throughput genetic mapping technology that includes SNP and microsatellite analysis. Investigators can also carry out gene expression arrays and analysis of methylation differences across the human genome. The facility offers help to researchers from a variety of other scientific fields who want to add a genetic component to their research, or who wish to examine the patterns of gene expression and regulation in various cells and tissues. The facility makes extensive use of robotic systems that facilitate rapid production of data and allow scientists more time to focus on data analysis. The core also offers consultation on assay development, validation, and configuration of assays for high throughput screening.
350 Community Drive Manhasset, NY 11030Quantitative PCR (QPCR) or real-time RT-PCR is a sensitive, reproducible and accurate method for determining the DNA or mRNA levels in tissues or cells. The amount of PCR product produced in every cycle step of the PCR reaction is monitored, which may be accomplished directly with intercalating dyes which bind to the double stranded DNA (e.g. SYBR Green); or indirectly with fluorescent probes (e.g. TaqMan or Universal ProbeLibrary, UPL). In a conventional PCR reaction, the PCR product amount is measured as an end-point analysis on an agarose gel. In a QPCR reaction, the key feature is the ability to monitor the DNA amplification process as it happens, in “real-time.” QPCR delivers powerful capabilities for generating and analyzing data for a wide variety of applications. The Feinstein Institute’s QPCR Core Facility, located on the first floor of the North Wing in Rooms 1261 and 1263. houses 3 machines: one Applied Biosystems (ABI) 7900HT Real-Time PCR System with Sequence Detection System (SDS) software and two Roche Applied Science LightCycler480 PCR Systems with software. Each system is equipped to perform QPCR in a 96 or 384-well format. The ABI 7900HT is also equipped with a TaqMan Low Density Array (TLDA) block, for use with pre-loaded TaqMan Gene Expression Assays. The TaqMan Array Card is a 384-well micro fluidic card that enables a researcher to perform 384 simultaneous reactions without the need to use liquid-handling robots or multichannel pipettes to fill the card. This micro fluidic card allows for 1-8 samples to be run in parallel against 12-384 TaqMan Gene Expression Assay targets that are pre-loaded into each of the wells on the card. Researchers are able to use Applied Biosystems premade TLDA Gene Signature Panels (for Angiogenetics, Apoptosis, Alzheimer’s, Immune etc.) or design their own custom TLDA cards.
498, 469 7th Avenue, New York, NY 10018The Michael J. Fox Foundation is dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson's disease through an aggressively funded research agenda and to ensuring the development of improved therapies for those living with Parkinson's today. Watch our video to find out how we will get to a cure. We are 100% patient-focused. Our team works tirelessly every day with one urgent goal in mind: Accelerating breakthroughs patients can feel in their everyday lives. We strive to make progress in the following key areas by evaluating risk, opportunities, and challenges through a patient-focused lens: Speed treatments that can slow, stop or reverse the progression of Parkinson’s disease Speed better treatments for the currently unaddressed or under-addressed symptoms of Parkinson’s disease Speed treatments to address or avoid the debilitating side effects of current Parkinson’s disease drugs We are obsessed with efficiency. We operate with a focused sense of optimistic urgency to find a cure for Parkinson's and to ensure the development of improved therapies for people living with Parkinson's today. We won't stop until a cure is found. We're on it. We won’t stop until a cure is found. We take pride in all our accomplishments so far. But ultimately we have only one definition of success: Scientific solutions that produce tangible improvements in patients’ lives. We are risk-takers and problem-solvers. From inception, MJFF has invested in high-risk, high-reward research targets; an approach that in 10 short years has transformed the broader approach in the PD research field.
The Rockefeller University Flexner Hall Rm. F135 New York, NY 10065The human brain comprises several hundred billion nerve cells or neurons, which are connected in an intricate and precise pattern to form the neural circuits that underlie all brain functions, including perception, memory and the control of movement. These circuits form during embryonic development when each neuron sends out a slender extension, the axon, to connect to an appropriate set of target cells. The Tessier-Lavigne lab is interested in how these neuronal axons locate their targets and how inappropriate axon projections are refined or eliminated by selective axon pruning (or degeneration) during development. They also study how these pruning mechanisms may also mediate the degeneration of axons in neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases or following trauma, such as in stroke or spinal cord injury. In the embryonic brain, developing axons are tipped by a specialized sensory structure called the growth cone, which senses chemical guidance cues that instruct it to migrate in particular directions. The lab has discovered a number of the chemical cues operating in the mammalian nervous system, including small protein families known as netrins and slits, as well as receptors on the growth cones that detect many of these cues. To understand how guidance cues collaborate to ensure that the axons are guided unerringly, our lab is seeking to identify the full complement of cues guiding particular sets of axons, as well as the intracellular pathways they trigger to signal directed motion. As an axon progresses along its trajectory, its growth cone exhibits a remarkable plasticity, changing its response to guidance cues — losing responsiveness to those that directed it over the previous leg of its trajectory and acquiring responsiveness to those that will guide it over the next leg. A major focus in the lab is on understanding the mechanisms that control this plasticity and switching of growth cone responses, and their relation to other plastic changes, such as those occurring after injury and in learning and memory. In the embryo, too many axonal connections are initially formed, and many axons have to be selectively eliminated through a process of pruning or developmental degeneration. The lab has shown that several of the cues that initially guide axons are later responsible for triggering axon degeneration in the embryo. The lab has also shown that some of the mechanisms that refine neuronal circuits during development are reutilized in pruning that occurs as part of adult plasticity, and share important mechanistic similarities with the neurodegeneration that occurs in diseases like Alzheimer's. To test the relevance of these mechanisms to human diseases, the lab has also begun using stem cell technology to reprogram nonneuronal cells obtained from patients with neurodegenerative diseases into neurons. This approach offers the opportunity to characterize the behavior of diseased human neurons and to examine the mechanisms that cause these diseased neurons and their processes to degenerate. Collectively, these studies have the potential to provide novel therapeutic entry points for treating these diseases.
505 East 70th Street New York, NY, 10021 United StatesTo provide the highest quality of clinical care for people with kidney and other chronic diseases. To foster innovative basic and clinical research to find new treatments. To undertake outreach and public policy initiatives to promote good health and prevent disease.
675 US Hightway 1 North Brunswick, NJ, 08902 United StatesTheWell Bioscience provides research enabling products and services for 3D cell culture, drug screening, and tissue engineering for pre-clinical applications. The company also uses its advanced biomaterial as an injectable carrier to improve cell therapy and drug delivery. TheWell Bioscience delivers a xeno-free tunable hydrogel system (VitroGel®) to scientists from over 250 universities and research institutes all over the world. The system has been successfully used to create 3D cell models for more than 50 different cell types. Our injectable functional hydrogel system helps scientists to promote cell therapy with better retention and viability. The company also provides a series of ready-to-use bioink system that requires no UV, no temperature/pH curing or chemical crosslinking for 3D bioprinting. To learn more about our product lines and research services, visit: thewellbio.com
1 Deerpark Dr Suite C Monmouth Junction, NJ, 08852 United StatesTheWell Bioscience provides research enabling products and services for 3D cell culture, drug screening, and tissue engineering for pre-clinical applications. The company also uses its advanced biomaterial as an injectable carrier to improve cell therapy and drug delivery. TheWell Bioscience delivers a xeno-free tunable hydrogel system (VitroGel®) to scientists from over 250 universities and research institutes all over the world. The system has been successfully used to create 3D cell models for more than 50 different cell types. Our injectable functional hydrogel system helps scientists to promote cell therapy with better retention and viability. The company also provides a series of ready-to-use bioink system that requires no UV, no temperature/pH curing or chemical crosslinking for 3D bioprinting. To learn more about our product lines and research services, visit: thewellbio.com
New York, NY United StatesThomson Reuters offers software tools to support searching, organizing and sharing research, creating bibliographies and writing papers.
3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USAThomson Reuters offers software tools to support searching, organizing and sharing research, creating bibliographies and writing papers.
56 Sparta Avenue Newton, New Jersey 07860 USAFounded in 1989, Thorlabs has its headquarters in Newton, NJ. This location is also home to our mechanics, optics, fiber, advanced systems technology, and advanced applications teams as well as one of our three distribution warehouses. On-site manufacturing allows us to customize our products quickly and efficiently to meet specialized customer requests. Our technical support team, call center, marketing, and web development teams make their homes in Newton as well, and are dedicated to providing comprehensive customer support and services.
56 Sparta Avenue Newton, NJ, 07860 United StatesFounded in 1989, Thorlabs has its headquarters in Newton, NJ. This location is also home to our mechanics, optics, fiber, advanced systems technology, and advanced applications teams as well as one of our three distribution warehouses. On-site manufacturing allows us to customize our products quickly and efficiently to meet specialized customer requests. Our technical support team, call center, marketing, and web development teams make their homes in Newton as well, and are dedicated to providing comprehensive customer support and services.
1400 Campus Dr Morganville 07751 USAFounded in 1989, Thorlabs has its headquarters in Newton, NJ. This location is also home to our mechanics, optics, fiber, advanced systems technology, and advanced applications teams as well as one of our three distribution warehouses. On-site manufacturing allows us to customize our products quickly and efficiently to meet specialized customer requests. Our technical support team, call center, marketing, and web development teams make their homes in Newton as well, and are dedicated to providing comprehensive customer support and services.
1201 Promenade Boulevard Suite 1101/1201 Fair Lawn, NJ, 07410 United StatesTKL Research is a full service CRO serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and consumer healthcare industries. Delivering results for over seventy years, we offer a purpose-built phase I clinical pharmacology unit as well as three outpatient clinics. Our unrivaled comprehensive clinical management services make TKL Research the one stop CRO for your study needs. TKL Research offers full-service phase I-IV clinical research services including PIND/IND services, protocol development, IRB, clinical conduct, clinical monitoring, data management, statistical analysis, Medical Writing/CSR, QA/QC in support of multiple therapeutic areas.
1255 Broad Street Bloomfield, NJ, 07003 United StatesTKL Research is a full service CRO serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and consumer healthcare industries. Delivering results for over seventy years, we offer a purpose-built phase I clinical pharmacology unit as well as three outpatient clinics. Our unrivaled comprehensive clinical management services make TKL Research the one stop CRO for your study needs. TKL Research offers full-service phase I-IV clinical research services including PIND/IND services, protocol development, IRB, clinical conduct, clinical monitoring, data management, statistical analysis, Medical Writing/CSR, QA/QC in support of multiple therapeutic areas.
48 South Franklin Turnpike Ramsey, NJ, 07446 United StatesTKL Research is a full service CRO serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and consumer healthcare industries. Delivering results for over seventy years, we offer a purpose-built phase I clinical pharmacology unit as well as three outpatient clinics. Our unrivaled comprehensive clinical management services make TKL Research the one stop CRO for your study needs. TKL Research offers full-service phase I-IV clinical research services including PIND/IND services, protocol development, IRB, clinical conduct, clinical monitoring, data management, statistical analysis, Medical Writing/CSR, QA/QC in support of multiple therapeutic areas.
1069 Ringwood Avenue Wanaque, NJ, 07420 United StatesTKL Research is a full service CRO serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and consumer healthcare industries. Delivering results for over seventy years, we offer a purpose-built phase I clinical pharmacology unit as well as three outpatient clinics. Our unrivaled comprehensive clinical management services make TKL Research the one stop CRO for your study needs. TKL Research offers full-service phase I-IV clinical research services including PIND/IND services, protocol development, IRB, clinical conduct, clinical monitoring, data management, statistical analysis, Medical Writing/CSR, QA/QC in support of multiple therapeutic areas.
3000 John Fitzgerald Kennedy Boulevard Jersey City, NJ, 07306 United StatesTKL Research is a full service CRO serving the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device and consumer healthcare industries. Delivering results for over seventy years, we offer a purpose-built phase I clinical pharmacology unit as well as three outpatient clinics. Our unrivaled comprehensive clinical management services make TKL Research the one stop CRO for your study needs. TKL Research offers full-service phase I-IV clinical research services including PIND/IND services, protocol development, IRB, clinical conduct, clinical monitoring, data management, statistical analysis, Medical Writing/CSR, QA/QC in support of multiple therapeutic areas.
1325 Paterson Plank Rd. Secaucus, NJ 07094 USATorrey Pines Biolabs is an emerging biotechnology company specialized in providing quality immunological reagents to the chemokine and cytokine research community.
203 Main Street, #182, Flemington NJ 08822, USATosoh offers ceramic materials, fine chemicals, fluoro compounds, organic intermediates, and polymer products and services.
500 SEVENTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY, 10018 United States Touro students hail from all over the world, from all walks of life, in the pursuit of a common goal: To get the best possible education, to find a promising professional career, and to do so in an environment that respects and supports their backgrounds and beliefs. What sets Touro apart is not simply our top-notch programs, engaged faculty members, or experiential learning opportunities, it’s our culture and curriculum that respect your commitments – to your community, your values, and your future. Established in 1970 to focus on higher education for the Jewish community, we’ve grown to serve a widely diverse population of over 18,000 students across 29 schools in 4 countries. We are uniquely attuned to the importance of an education that accommodates students from all backgrounds and circumstances. From liberal arts to law, health sciences to technology, business, Jewish studies, education—and everything in between—Touro provides educational opportunities and career paths to not only the most talented and motivated students but also those who have been overlooked and underserved, who have the drive and potential to succeed. We have something for everyone. The only question is: To what do you aspire and what do you want to achieve?
NJ, USAToxPharm Consulting offers scientific and regulatory guidance in areas of toxicology, pharmacokinetics, study design, reporting, and licensing of drug development candidates.
180 Varick St. Floor 6 New York, New York, 10012 United StatesTracerDx is low-cost liquid biopsy assay for molecular response monitoring in oncology.
180 Varick St. Floor 6 New York, NY, 10012 United StatesTracerDx is low-cost liquid biopsy assay for molecular response monitoring in oncology.
3 Park Avenue, 39th Floor New York , NY, 10016 United States
246 Sylvan Rd.Trillium Diagnostics offers diagnostic flow cytometry services in addition to clinical cytometry and laboratory hematology products.
666 Third Avenue, Suite 17B New York, NY 10017At Truven Health Analytics™, our purpose is to make healthcare better — lower costs, improved quality, better results. Simple words. Yet remarkably complex concepts. But that's not stopping us. Or our customers. Every day, we get to work with smart, passionate professionals, from every facet of the industry, as they manage change and implement strategies that will achieve exactly those outcomes. Our customers are healthcare payers and providers. In both the private and public sectors. They're researchers and suppliers. Regulators. Movers and shakers in each piece and part of the healthcare world. With this broad view of healthcare, we're able to see when new challenges are just beginning to emerge. And that's when we begin working on new solutions. Data. We're driven by it. Known for our exacting collection and secure management of data, we've worked with clinical evidence, claims, clinical, and other healthcare data for more than 40 years. We know the challenges to watch for, what to do about them — and how to recognize new ones. Like finding new ways to measure risk for providers who take on more of it, and payers who contract for it. Or integrating data to deliver the solutions today's converging healthcare interests demand. Analytics. Because data alone is just numbers and letters. The need for reliable insights from data demands proven analytics. Our methodologies and algorithms are uniformly trusted across the industry to deliver critical information that leads to confident decisions. Coupled with flexible reporting, integration, and consulting services, our sophisticated analytics enable our customers to make their part of healthcare better, faster. Domain expertise. We have it. We really have walked in our customers' shoes. We've worked in their environments. That level of understanding, plus our leading data management capabilities and advanced analytics, are why our customers turn to us as their partner to deliver quality, reduce costs, and yield greater value in healthcare.
324 Stokes Avenue Trenton, NJ, 08638 United StatesTyger Scientific is a US company that offers custom synthesis, manufacturing, process improvement, commercial production services, Drug lead optimization and Building blocks. Founded in 1992, Tyger Scientific is one of the leading suppliers of specialty organic chemicals and intermediates and provider of Contract Research Service. TSI has served every phase of fine chemical needs including: discovery, lead optimization, process design/optimization and commercial production.
324 Stokes Ave Ewing Township, NJ United StatesTyger Scientific is a US company that offers custom synthesis, manufacturing, process improvement, commercial production services, Drug lead optimization and Building blocks. Founded in 1992, Tyger Scientific is one of the leading suppliers of specialty organic chemicals and intermediates and provider of Contract Research Service. TSI has served every phase of fine chemical needs including: discovery, lead optimization, process design/optimization and commercial production.
One Shields AvenueUCD California National Primate Research Center offers consultation and research services in the fields of hematology, clinical chemistry, genetics, immunology, endocrinology, flow cytometry, and pathogen detection.
60 Jiffy Rd, Somerset NJ 08873
Portugal Place Mount Vernon, NY, 10550 United StatesUniversity of Minho provides large scale peptide synthesis services.
101 Johnson Street NY, 11201 United StatesThe Analytical Methods Laboratory designs, develops, supports, and transfers analytical methods for testing biotechnology-derived pharmaceutical products.
239 New Road, Suite A-107 Parsippany, NJ 07054 USAU-Pharm Laboratories, located in Parsippany, New Jersey, is aimed to help your drug discovery organizations meet these challenges. Whether your company is large or small, we are capable of supporting your firm with our dedicated pharmacology and discovery services. Discovery biology services: 1. Pharmacology: - Functional and binding assays and screening, e.g., Measurements: Ca2+, cAMP, PI, membrane potential, transport, phosphorylation, DMR, proliferation, ion-channel recordings - Methods: fluorescence (FI, FP, FRET, TRF), Alphascreen, LANCE, luminescence, label-free, radioactivity, electrophysiology - Drug targets: GPCRs, PDEs, transporters, ion channels, nuclear receptors, kinases and other enzymes. - Compound screening (e.g., enzymes, GPCRs, transporters, cytotoxicity) - SAR assay support - Target selectivity profiling 2. Molecular Biology and Biochemical studies - Gene cloning, expression and protein characterization - Protein and antibody (Ab) purification, Ab screening - Site-specific labeling 3. Cell Biology - Stable cell line generation - Cell culture service 4. Mechanistic studies - Mechanism of action characterization
239 New Rd, Suite A-107 Parsippany, New Jersey, 07054 United StatesU-Pharm Laboratories, located in Parsippany, New Jersey, is aimed to help your drug discovery organizations meet these challenges. Whether your company is large or small, we are capable of supporting your firm with our dedicated pharmacology and discovery services. Discovery biology services: 1. Pharmacology: - Functional and binding assays and screening, e.g., Measurements: Ca2+, cAMP, PI, membrane potential, transport, phosphorylation, DMR, proliferation, ion-channel recordings - Methods: fluorescence (FI, FP, FRET, TRF), Alphascreen, LANCE, luminescence, label-free, radioactivity, electrophysiology - Drug targets: GPCRs, PDEs, transporters, ion channels, nuclear receptors, kinases and other enzymes. - Compound screening (e.g., enzymes, GPCRs, transporters, cytotoxicity) - SAR assay support - Target selectivity profiling 2. Molecular Biology and Biochemical studies - Gene cloning, expression and protein characterization - Protein and antibody (Ab) purification, Ab screening - Site-specific labeling 3. Cell Biology - Stable cell line generation - Cell culture service 4. Mechanistic studies - Mechanism of action characterization
239 New Rd, Suite A-107 Parsippany, NJ, 07054 United StatesU-Pharm Laboratories, located in Parsippany, New Jersey, is aimed to help your drug discovery organizations meet these challenges. Whether your company is large or small, we are capable of supporting your firm with our dedicated pharmacology and discovery services. Discovery biology services: 1. Pharmacology: - Functional and binding assays and screening, e.g., Measurements: Ca2+, cAMP, PI, membrane potential, transport, phosphorylation, DMR, proliferation, ion-channel recordings - Methods: fluorescence (FI, FP, FRET, TRF), Alphascreen, LANCE, luminescence, label-free, radioactivity, electrophysiology - Drug targets: GPCRs, PDEs, transporters, ion channels, nuclear receptors, kinases and other enzymes. - Compound screening (e.g., enzymes, GPCRs, transporters, cytotoxicity) - SAR assay support - Target selectivity profiling 2. Molecular Biology and Biochemical studies - Gene cloning, expression and protein characterization - Protein and antibody (Ab) purification, Ab screening - Site-specific labeling 3. Cell Biology - Stable cell line generation - Cell culture service 4. Mechanistic studies - Mechanism of action characterization
239 New Road Suite A-107 Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ, 07054 United StatesU-Pharm Laboratories, located in Parsippany, New Jersey, is aimed to help your drug discovery organizations meet these challenges. Whether your company is large or small, we are capable of supporting your firm with our dedicated pharmacology and discovery services. Discovery biology services: 1. Pharmacology: - Functional and binding assays and screening, e.g., Measurements: Ca2+, cAMP, PI, membrane potential, transport, phosphorylation, DMR, proliferation, ion-channel recordings - Methods: fluorescence (FI, FP, FRET, TRF), Alphascreen, LANCE, luminescence, label-free, radioactivity, electrophysiology - Drug targets: GPCRs, PDEs, transporters, ion channels, nuclear receptors, kinases and other enzymes. - Compound screening (e.g., enzymes, GPCRs, transporters, cytotoxicity) - SAR assay support - Target selectivity profiling 2. Molecular Biology and Biochemical studies - Gene cloning, expression and protein characterization - Protein and antibody (Ab) purification, Ab screening - Site-specific labeling 3. Cell Biology - Stable cell line generation - Cell culture service 4. Mechanistic studies - Mechanism of action characterization
New York, NY United StatesURS Corporation provides technical services for the pharmaceutical and chemical industry.
16 Thorndal Circle Darien, CT 06820 USAU.S. Chemicals is more than just a chemical distribution company. First and foremost, we are focused on your needs. We find your desired products in any quantity, bag to bulk, at the right price. We manage customer orders, inventory and custom processing. We do it quickly and correctly, the first time, every time. Our market expertise in Paint, Ink & Coating, Chemical & Textiles, Cosmetic & Personal Care, Flame Retardants, Food & Pharmaceutical, as well as Plastic & Rubber allows us to respond quickly to your inquiries, with custom-tailored solutions. Whether you are buying for the first time, or re-ordering a product, our extensive warehouse network and our buying strength ensure that your product is always nearby at the best value.
400 Frank W Burr Boulevard Suite 105 Teaneck, NJ, 07666 United StatesVCS provides claim support services for skincare, cosmetic, and haircare products and active ingredients. We can assist with designing market research and clinical studies to help differentiate personal care products in the international marketplace. We are FDA registered and located in Teaneck, New Jersey. Specialties include anti-aging, moisturization, long wear and extended use claims, SPF and sun protection, and high resolution, clinical before and after photography. Don't just state your claims. . . Validate them!
385 Tremont Avenue East Orange, NJ, 07018 United StatesThe Director of the VA New Jersey Health Care System (VANJHCS) may be contacted at (973) 676-1000 x1211. The VANJHCS is a consolidated facility comprised of two main campuses, one in East Orange, the corporate office located in Northeastern New Jersey within the greater New York metropolitan area, and one in Lyons, 22 miles to the west of the East Orange Campus. A satellite outpatient clinic is located in Brick, and access points are located in Elizabeth, Hackensack, Hamilton, Jersey City, Morristown, Paterson, Piscataway and Tinton Falls. Primary care is emphasized at the VANJHCS. Veterans are assigned their own health care providers whom they see on a regular basis. Access to a wide variety of specialists is available through the primary providers. In addition to general medical, psychiatry, and long-term care, a full range of medical and surgical subspecialty care is provided to veterans of the VANJHCS in a variety of special programs as listed below. Because the VANJHCS is dedicated to developing programs that meet all veterans' needs, teams of physicians, nurses, therapists, social workers and others all work together to develop programs of distinction that often become models for the health care field. The System's Diabetes Education, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Prosthetics, Homeless Outreach Programs, and others have been recognized for outstanding achievement both within the Department of Veterans Affairs and the general health care community. A recognized leader in research, the VANJHCS maintains a very active research program with over 60 investigators conducting pioneering work in areas such as infectious disease, cardiovascular disease, and the health effects of smoking. The East Orange Campus was selected as one of two new research centers that are looking at ways to care for active duty patients and veterans with war-related illnesses.
423 E 23 Street New York, NY 10010The NY Harbor Healthcare System is always improving the health of the men and women who have so proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the 5 boroughs of New York City.
179-00 Linden Blvd Jamaica, NY 11425The NY Harbor Healthcare System is always improving the health of the men and women who have so proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the 5 boroughs of New York City.
800 Poly Place Brooklyn, NY, 11209 United StatesThe NY Harbor Healthcare System is always improving the health of the men and women who have so proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the 5 boroughs of New York City.
800 Poly Place Brooklyn, NY 11209The NY Harbor Healthcare System is always improving the health of the men and women who have so proudly served our nation. We consider it our privilege to serve your health care needs in any way we can. Services are available to veterans living in the 5 boroughs of New York City.
124 Raymond Ave. Poughkeepsie, NY , 12604 United StatesFounded in 1861, Vassar College is a highly selective, residential, coeducational liberal arts college. Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the country, Vassar is renowned for pioneering achievements in education, for its long history of curricular innovation, and for the beauty of its campus.
124 Raymond Ave. Poughkeepsie, NY, 12604 United StatesFounded in 1861, Vassar College is a highly selective, residential, coeducational liberal arts college. Consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the country, Vassar is renowned for pioneering achievements in education, for its long history of curricular innovation, and for the beauty of its campus.
Trenton, NJ United StatesVenenum Biodesign is dedicated to discovering small molecule therapeutics against novel targets and partnering these discoveries with pharmaceutical/biotech companies, and offering access to state-of-the-art core capabilities (assay development including protein expression and crystallography, ultra-high-throughput screening of our 5.5 million compound collection, plate production, and medicinal chemistry compound optimization) to academic institutions, research organizations and pharmaceutical companies in the US and internationally.
8 Black Forest Rd Trenton, NJ 08691 USAVenenum Biodesign is dedicated to discovering small molecule therapeutics against novel targets and partnering these discoveries with pharmaceutical/biotech companies, and offering access to state-of-the-art core capabilities (assay development including protein expression and crystallography, ultra-high-throughput screening of our 5.5 million compound collection, plate production, and medicinal chemistry compound optimization) to academic institutions, research organizations and pharmaceutical companies in the US and internationally.
1550 Harbor Blvd.# 2423 Weehawken, NJ, 07086 United States
794 U.S Highway 202 Bridgewater, NJ, 08807 United StatesCosmetic and OTD Product Development including formulation labelling/packaging and plant startups. Natural Products and custom delivery of cosmetic actives our specialty—EWG Compliant Systems/Formulations. More than forty years of expertise in skin hair and oral care. We develop it—you own it. Applied Research on new cosmetic actives targeted for dermaceuticals and OTC drugs using custom delivery agents. Contract research plans negotiable. Complete laboratory facilities located in convenient Bridgewater, NJ. We encourage interaction on a personalized basis to provide the best products possible for marketing.
North Massapequa, NY United StatesVeritas Research offers clinical trial design, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, efficacy studies, and safety studies in support of phase I clinical research.
385 Tremont Avenue, Building 11, Room 117B East Orange, New Jersey, 07018Mission Supporting medical research and education programs for Veterans in New Jersey.
200 Saw Mill River Rd. Hawthorne, NY 10532 USAViro Dynamics provides tissue culture, peptide conjugation, antigen and antibody purification, protein analysis and purification, and endotoxin testing.
811 West Jericho Tpke Smithtown, NY 11787 USAVitakem Nutraceutical offers contract manufacturing for nutritional supplements.
5 South AvenueVitrology provides virology services, electron microscopy, biosafety testing, and assay development.
65 Broadway, 7th Floor,Vovantis Laboratories specializes in effervescent drug delivery and offers contract manufacturing and product development services.
NY United StatesThe Trace Elements Laboratory is a core component of the Laboratory of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry. The laboratory specializes in measuring many toxic metals/metalloids in environmental and clinical matrices, often at trace (10 to 104 µg/L or 0.01 to 100 µg/g) or even ultra trace (<10 µg/L or <0.01 µg/g ) levels. Some trace elements are important for human health because they are essential micronutrients (copper, zinc and selenium), yet others are non-essential and highly toxic, such as lead, cadmium and mercury. Monitoring trace elements in the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the food we eat is important for assessing external exposure. However to assess internal exposure, one must measure trace elements in blood, urine and human tissues. As the EPA-designated primacy laboratory for NY State, the environmental trace elements section is accredited as NELAP – lab E37911, NYS ELAP – lab 10762, and EPA – lab NY00005, while the clinical trace elements section is accredited under NYS CLEP - PFI 1067, and under CLIA certificate of compliance – 33D0654341. Analysis/tests routinely performed: Environmental Trace Elements: analysis of potable and non-potable water, solid waste for trace metals using quadrupole-based Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry. X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry: rapid screening of solid samples (supplements, toys, foods, cosmetics and spices) for toxic metals (Pb, Cd, As, and Hg). Trace Elements in blood, urine and serum for multiple trace elements using Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (note these analyses are conducted in support of various Biomonitoring studies). Proficiency Testing: The laboratory operates a PT program for Trace Elements in whole blood, serum and urine matrices that is designed to support Biomonitoring.
NY, USAThe Trace Elements Laboratory is a core component of the Laboratory of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry. The laboratory specializes in measuring many toxic metals/metalloids in environmental and clinical matrices, often at trace (10 to 104 µg/L or 0.01 to 100 µg/g) or even ultra trace (<10 µg/L or <0.01 µg/g ) levels. Some trace elements are important for human health because they are essential micronutrients (copper, zinc and selenium), yet others are non-essential and highly toxic, such as lead, cadmium and mercury. Monitoring trace elements in the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the food we eat is important for assessing external exposure. However to assess internal exposure, one must measure trace elements in blood, urine and human tissues. As the EPA-designated primacy laboratory for NY State, the environmental trace elements section is accredited as NELAP – lab E37911, NYS ELAP – lab 10762, and EPA – lab NY00005, while the clinical trace elements section is accredited under NYS CLEP - PFI 1067, and under CLIA certificate of compliance – 33D0654341. Analysis/tests routinely performed: Environmental Trace Elements: analysis of potable and non-potable water, solid waste for trace metals using quadrupole-based Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry. X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry: rapid screening of solid samples (supplements, toys, foods, cosmetics and spices) for toxic metals (Pb, Cd, As, and Hg). Trace Elements in blood, urine and serum for multiple trace elements using Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (note these analyses are conducted in support of various Biomonitoring studies). Proficiency Testing: The laboratory operates a PT program for Trace Elements in whole blood, serum and urine matrices that is designed to support Biomonitoring.
New York, NY United StatesWeill Cornell Medical College focuses on research and offers support services such as DNA sequencing, cell screening, histology, epigenomics, flow cytometry, synthetic chemistry, and transgenic mouse services.
1300 York AvenueWeill Cornell Medical College focuses on research and offers support services such as DNA sequencing, cell screening, histology, epigenomics, flow cytometry, synthetic chemistry, and transgenic mouse services.
1300 York Avenue New York, NY, 10065 United StatesThe Abby and Howard P. Milstein Chemistry Core Facility (MCCF) was established in 2006 through the generosity of Weill Cornell Overseer Howard P. Milstein. Though primarily designed to assist with synthetic chemistry, our expertise and equipment allows us to provide essential analytical services as well. Major equipment includes UPLC/MS, with mass detection up to 3000 amu, preparative HPLC/MS, preparative HPLC, GC/MS, IR, automated microwave synthesizer, and automated chromatography instrumentation. The recent acquisition of an Agilent RapidFire LC/MS system greatly expands our analytical capabilities. For example, we are now able to offer fragmentation analysis of analytes using the triple quadrupole mass spectrometer. Our work is accomplished through the design and execution of efficient and economical synthesis of chemicals that are either not readily available through commercial vendors, or are prohibitively expensive. Such compounds may be known in the literature, or entirely novel, and can be generated in virtually any quantity desired, from sub-milligram quantities to tens of grams, using equipment currently within the lab. Each molecule generated is fully characterized by modern analytical techniques. Synthetic projects generally fall within two subcategories: • synthesis of a single compound that is known in the literature, or obtained from a chemical screen • synthesis of compounds with unknown utility, but are predicted to have desirable properties Analytical projects also generally fall within three subcategories: • identification of unknown and/or known molecular entities • evaluation of extracts from cellular assays • analysis of biological extracts, serum, or plasma The Milstein Chemistry Core Facility is supported by the Howard and Abby Milstein Foundation through its medical philanthropy. To learn more about this charity, please visit the Howard and Abby Milstein Foundation website.
200 Park Ave Suite 210 Florham Park NJ 07932 USAWhatman provides protein microarray and separations equipment and technology services.
291 US-22 Lebanon, NJ, 08833 United StatesWhitehouse Analytical Laboratories is now part of Curia Global, Inc. Please visit https://curiaglobal.com/
98 CUTTERMILL RD SUITE 466 Great Neck, NY, 11021 United StatesWickenstones is a global, full-service evidence, value and access consultancy for the pharmaceutical, biotech, diagnostic and device sectors. Capabilities: • Route-to-market planning • Global pricing • Evidence review • Economic modelling • Evidence generation • Value communications • Health technology assessment • Stakeholder engagement • Market research • Organisational strategy and design How we work: • We wrap a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team around you – immersing ourselves in your objectives, speaking your language and adapting to your evolving needs Our commitment to our clients: • Bespoke solutions: uniquely developed to meet your specific objectives and organisational needs • Proactive partnership: anticipating change, doing the right thing, and delivering what is needed – not only what is asked for • Consistent collaboration: the team you meet on the pitch will be the team who you work with Our commitment to our clients: • Bespoke solutions: uniquely developed to meet your specific objectives and organisational needs • Proactive partnership: anticipating change, doing the right thing, and delivering what is needed – not only what is asked for • Consistent collaboration: the team you meet on the pitch will be the team who you work with Therapy Areas • Experience from phase I to beyond loss of exclusivity in many therapy areas including: oncology – rare diseases – respiratory - mental health – cardiovascular – renal – autoimmune – ophthalmology – vaccines – virology - dermatology & wound care – radiology – and more. Quality • Our work is backed by rigorous quality standards, ensuring robust evidence, regulatory compliance, and client satisfaction.
300 Pompton Rd Wayne, NJ, 07470 United StatesWilliam Paterson is the choice of highly motivated students who come here to unleash their potential and pursue their dreams. As a mid-size university with nearly 11,500 students, we are large enough to offer extensive learning resources and impressive facilities, yet small enough to provide personalized attention and small classes that average just 19 students. With our highly recognized faculty and campus-wide support system, we help our students develop and strengthen the skills they need to achieve success.
Princeton, NJ United StatesWTI offers a niche of high-quality synthetic and natural products and services for the kilo-lab, pilot and commercial pharmaceutical, cosmetics and specialty chemicals industries.
145 Witherspoon Street Princeton, NJ 08542 USAWTI offers a niche of high-quality synthetic and natural products and services for the kilo-lab, pilot and commercial pharmaceutical, cosmetics and specialty chemicals industries.
New York City 445 Park Ave. New York City, NY 10022In working with WilsonHCG as your recruitment outsourcing company, expect a full-service recruitment process experience like no other.
222 Station Plaza North, Suite 300 Mineola, NY, 11501 United StatesFor more than a century, Winthrop-University Hospital’s culture has been shaped by an ever-deepening commitment to integrating the highest quality patient care services with dynamic medical education programs and rigorous research initiatives. Underscoring this mission, the Board of Directors, clinical faculty and administration have moved the Hospital into a transformative era, exemplified by the development of a visionary and robust biomedical Research Institute with newly recruited basic and clinical scientists who complement the work of current investigators. The collaborative environment nurtures creative, independent thinking, the opportunity to share insights and ideas, and extraordinary teamwork. Multidisciplinary PhD scientists and physician investigators are involved in vigorous basic, clinical, translational and health outcomes studies. These include a major commitment that focuses not only on the causes and consequences of diabetes, but also on the disease’s many complex complications that touch a large pool of patients in virtually every medical specialty. Winthrop investigators are also addressing other important public health issues, including pregnancy and premature births; improving treatment of cancer; osteoporosis; diabetes-related vascular damage; autoimmune diseases; neurological disorders, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; the causes and consequences of obesity; and other debilitating chronic diseases.
82 Southfield Falls Monroe, NY 10950 Monroe, NY, 10950 United StatesWoodbury Biologics Consulting LLC assists in writing CMC dossiers for regulatory submissions. 29 years of experience in Analytical Sciences/Quality Control and Reg-CMC that spans biopharmaceuticals (biosimilars, antibodies, antibody drug conjugates), pharmaceuticals, radiopharmaceuticals (imaging agents and therapeutics), fusion proteins, lentiviral and recombinant adeno-associated virus (rAAV) vectors based cell/gene therapy products. Successful track record of building new strategies for improving analytical systems, formulations, process development & validation, GMP quality systems and regulatory filing strategies for early and advanced stage biologicals as well as product expansion efforts
63 Flushing Ave Brooklyn, NY, 11205 1010 United StatesWoodley Trial Solutions support clinical trials with quality equipment supply and dedicated added value services in the following areas: POCT, CGM (authorised Dexcom partner), site equipment and ancillaries, connected devices and kitting services. Our 30+ years of experience with product knowledge, sourcing quality, regulatory intelligence and logistical knowhow makes us experts in what we do. We take care of details – providing reassurance and saving you time and money from end-to-end of your clinical trial.
35 Valley Avenue Elmsford, NY, 10523 United StatesWE DO NOT OFFER ASSAY DEVELOPMENT NOR WET LAB SERVICES. At WORK-FLOW our goal is to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions and generate robust data. We offer solutions designed to create efficiency and confidence in the field of Flow Cytometry. We provide lifetime access to multiple eLearning courses and a support platform that centralizes flow cytometry knowledge. We cover the basics as well as advanced topics such as Cell Sorting and Full-Spectrum Flow Cytometry. The courses are unique in many ways: narrated, subtitled, divided into micro content, originally illustrated, and brand neutral. Our educational program can serve as general knowledge, a refresher for advanced users, or a prerequisite to instrument training, ensuring everyone receives the same quality information. Additionally we offer consulting services: on-site instrument training, data troubleshooting and data analysis training (https://work-flow.tech/consulting/). WE DO NOT OFFER ASSAY DEVELOPMENT NOR WET LAB SERVICES.
2521 Kuser RdWorldwide Medical Products provides products for research and development.
730 Vassar Avenue Lakewood Township, NJ, 08701 United StatesWorthington features enzymes, biochemicals and nucleic acids available for diagnostic, primary/stem cell isolation & bioprocessing applications.
6 Cedarbrook Dr. Cranbury, NJ, 08512 United StatesAs a global company with operations across Asia, Europe, and North America, WuXi AppTec provides a broad portfolio of R&D and manufacturing services that enable the global pharmaceutical and life sciences industry to advance discoveries and deliver groundbreaking treatments to patients. Through its unique business models, WuXi AppTec’s integrated, end-to-end services include chemistry drug CRDMO (Contract Research, Development and Manufacturing Organization), biology discovery, preclinical testing and clinical research services, advanced therapies CTDMO (Contract Testing, Development and Manufacturing Organization), helping customers improve the productivity of advancing healthcare products through cost-effective and efficient solutions.
7 Clarke Dr New Jersey, Cranbury, 08512 United StatesWuXi Biologics’ industry-leading research protein generation group offers custom-tailored services for recombinant protein and antibody production in mammalian cells. By using patented state-of-the-art technologies, we deliver high quality products and services to the biopharmaceutical and diagnostic companies. Over 5,000+ proteins delivered per year Unique highly-automated, high-throughput system Multiple production platforms: E. coli, insect, yeast, CHO, NS0, HEK-293 Wide variety of mAbs, ADCs, proteins, enzymes, kinases etc. Extensive formulation and analytical support services High capacity and high quality from mg to 100+ grams in weeks
7 Clarke Dr New Jersey, Cranbury, 214092 United StatesWuXi Biologics’ industry-leading research protein generation group offers custom-tailored services for recombinant protein and antibody production in mammalian cells. By using patented state-of-the-art technologies, we deliver high quality products and services to the biopharmaceutical and diagnostic companies. Over 5,000+ proteins delivered per year Unique highly-automated, high-throughput system Multiple production platforms: E. coli, insect, yeast, CHO, NS0, HEK-293 Wide variety of mAbs, ADCs, proteins, enzymes, kinases etc. Extensive formulation and analytical support services High capacity and high quality from mg to 100+ grams in weeks
704 Ginesi Drive Ste. 15 Morganville NJ 07751 USAXiGo Nanotools provides particle size analysis and classification equipment and technology services.
Marlboro Township, NJ United StatesXiGo Nanotools provides particle size analysis and classification equipment and technology services.
250 W 34th St #2814, New York, NY 10119xpedx makes business better through the unique integration of products, services and expertise. As a North American business-to-business distributor to manufacturers, facility managers and printers, we provide customized solutions that improve efficiency, reduce costs and deliver results.
3590 Route 9 Suite 105, Cold Spring NY, 10516XRD.US offers crystal and powder diffraction services for structure and phase determination.
760 Parkside Avenue Suite #321 Brooklyn, NY, 11226 United StatesXylyx Bio's mission is to increase predictiveness and confidence in drug discovery for cancer, fibrosis, and other devastating diseases through our physiologically-relevant IN MATRICO™ platform. Our platform technology incorporates human tissue and disease-specific extracellular matrix substrates combined with clinically relevant data packages to enable drug candidates to be tested IN MATRICO™ to inform better decision making in drug discovery. Tissue-specific ECM substrates enable high-fidelity disease models that reflect human disease biology and are provided in both 2D and 3D product formats that are compatible with low and high throughput screening. Xylyx Bio also offers IN MATRICO™ compound testing services to accurately predict in-vivo drug response. Xylyx Bio offers custom fibrotic human lung and liver ECM substrates to significantly improve in-vitro disease modeling and drug development in a disease-relevant setting. Our fibrosis-specific extracellular matrix products benefit drug discovery programs by enabling drug candidates to be investigated in a disease-relevant in-vitro environment that recapitulates human fibrosis, yielding new insights into fibrotic mechanisms and guiding decision-making through therapeutic development. NativeCoat™ ECM Surface Coating is a solubilized form of the extracellular matrix from native organs. NativeCoat™ ECM Coatings contain tissue-specific or disease-specific ECM components and signals that recapitulate the native cell environment in vitro. Apply NativeCoat™ ECM in 2D cell culture to coat any cell culture surface and provide cells with key physiological factors that regulate cell growth and function. Coating with tissue-specific biochemical composition of the native cell microenvironment results in increased cell attachment, viability and proliferation as well as enhanced function and activation of signaling pathways. TissueSpec® ECM Hydrogels provide a soft, physiological substrate for 3D cell culture. TissueSpec® Hydrogels enhance cell attachment, cell-cell interaction, and cell expansion. TissueSpec® Hydrogels applied in 3D cell culture as thin gels to cover cell culture surfaces or as thick gels to encapsulate cells or organoids within a 3D tissue-specific ECM environment. TissueSpec® ECM Scaffolds are acellular constructs that retain the natural 3D biomechanics and structural topography of native tissues. Preserved tissue components, such as vascular structures, constitute key features of the native tissue architecture. TissueSpec® ECM Scaffolds are applied in 3D cell culture or tissue engineering to study the effects of native tissue mechanics on the differentiation or migration of cells.
760 Parkside Avenue Suite #321 Brooklyn, New York, 11226 United StatesXylyx Bio's mission is to increase predictiveness and confidence in drug discovery for cancer, fibrosis, and other devastating diseases through our physiologically-relevant IN MATRICO™ platform. Our platform technology incorporates human tissue and disease-specific extracellular matrix substrates combined with clinically relevant data packages to enable drug candidates to be tested IN MATRICO™ to inform better decision making in drug discovery. Tissue-specific ECM substrates enable high-fidelity disease models that reflect human disease biology and are provided in both 2D and 3D product formats that are compatible with low and high throughput screening. Xylyx Bio also offers IN MATRICO™ compound testing services to accurately predict in-vivo drug response. Xylyx Bio offers custom fibrotic human lung and liver ECM substrates to significantly improve in-vitro disease modeling and drug development in a disease-relevant setting. Our fibrosis-specific extracellular matrix products benefit drug discovery programs by enabling drug candidates to be investigated in a disease-relevant in-vitro environment that recapitulates human fibrosis, yielding new insights into fibrotic mechanisms and guiding decision-making through therapeutic development. NativeCoat™ ECM Surface Coating is a solubilized form of the extracellular matrix from native organs. NativeCoat™ ECM Coatings contain tissue-specific or disease-specific ECM components and signals that recapitulate the native cell environment in vitro. Apply NativeCoat™ ECM in 2D cell culture to coat any cell culture surface and provide cells with key physiological factors that regulate cell growth and function. Coating with tissue-specific biochemical composition of the native cell microenvironment results in increased cell attachment, viability and proliferation as well as enhanced function and activation of signaling pathways. TissueSpec® ECM Hydrogels provide a soft, physiological substrate for 3D cell culture. TissueSpec® Hydrogels enhance cell attachment, cell-cell interaction, and cell expansion. TissueSpec® Hydrogels applied in 3D cell culture as thin gels to cover cell culture surfaces or as thick gels to encapsulate cells or organoids within a 3D tissue-specific ECM environment. TissueSpec® ECM Scaffolds are acellular constructs that retain the natural 3D biomechanics and structural topography of native tissues. Preserved tissue components, such as vascular structures, constitute key features of the native tissue architecture. TissueSpec® ECM Scaffolds are applied in 3D cell culture or tissue engineering to study the effects of native tissue mechanics on the differentiation or migration of cells.
303 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 United States of America
50 County Line Road Branchburg, NJ, 08876 United StatesZebraSci Inc. was founded in 2009 with a mission to develop innovative inspection technologies that ensure quality in parenteral packaging and combination products. Over the years, we have grown significantly by focusing on scientific expertise, exceptional customer service, and strict regulatory compliance in Combination Product Development. Today, ZebraSci collaborates with hundreds of medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and biotechnology firms. Our clients partner with us to resolve technical issues and accelerate time-to-market, supporting the development of safe and effective combination products for global commercialization. We treat each client project with the utmost care and attention, taking pride in our craft. We develop specific protocols tailored to each project and validate each method on our equipment to meet individual client testing requirements. ZebraSci has established and maintains a robust quality management system, demonstrating our commitment to consistently providing inspection products and laboratory services that adhere to cGMP FDA regulations, ISO 17025, ISO 13485 standards, and customer Quality System requirements. We operate three locations with analytical & functional laboratory and office space. Our original location is in Temecula California, and we currently operate an East Coast location in New Jersey as well as in France. All facilities are FDA registered, and FDA audited. Over the past decade, ZebraSci has helped our clients commercialize over 40 combination products across multiple geographies and continues with many more in progress.
872 Main StreetZeptoMetrix Corporation offers microorganism, ELISA, antibody, and viral products and services.
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