Articles from Instrument Business Outlook (June 15, 2006)

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Title	Type	Words
A new study by the UK Clinical Research Collaboration provides a profile of the UK's noncommercial health research portfolio.		192
Academia.		112
Agilent.		26
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals.		20
Alpha Innotech.		52
AMETEK buys land instruments.		159
Anton Paar USA.		8
Anton Paar.		14
ASMS Seattle: interest in MS continues unabated.		1546
ATS RheoSystems.		18
Beckman Coulter.		17
Beckman Coulter.		27
Bio-Rad expands agreement with CST.		125
BioMachines.		11
Biotechnology.		144
BioTek introduced the five-mode.		10
BioTek launched the Gen5 Microplate Data Collection.		10
Bruker AXS and NEXUS Biosystems renewed their marketing agreement.		20
Business climate survey: biotech leads Chinese demand.		1012
C.W. Brabender Instrument.		11
Caliper Life Sciences.		27
Carl Zeiss AG.		31
Carl Zeiss.		33
China's Ministry of Science and Technology has announced that the government plans to build 30 new science and technology parks in the next four years, bringing the total number to 80.	Brief article	83
Corning Life Sciences.		21
CyBio AG introduced the CyBi-Dilu[S.sup.pro] 8-channel pipetting systems.		24
CyBio AG launched the CyBi-RoboSpense liquid handler.		19
EDAX, an AMETEK company, entered into a cooperative marketing.		28
Effective May 24, Farfield Scientific changed its name to Farfield Sensors.		23
FEI and Sidec Technologies AB are collaborating to commercialize protein tomography solutions and services.		27
Following a strategic review, Polaron decided to dispose of its Nanotechnology division, whose sales fell 38% in 2005 to 710,000[pounds sterling] ($1.3 million).		85
Government.	Brief article	109
In March, Serologicals acquired UK-based Cytomyx.		22
In May, Farfield Scientific opened its US headquarters in Pittsburgh.		21
India's biotech industry grew 37.5% to $1.45 billion in the year ended March 2006, according to organizers of the country's biotech trade show.		124
Industry productivity falls as employment rises.		1580
Infinitesima.		18
Invitrogen and the National Institute of Health's Chemical Genomics Center are collaborating to identify novel small molecules the modulate key signaling pathways associated with disease pathophysiology.		38
Invitrogen.		46
Invitrogen.		17
JEOL Japan introduced the JEM-3100F field emission TEM.		15
JEOL Japan introduced the JSM-7500F field emission scanning electron microscope.		26
JEOL.		12
JPK Instruments.		17
Luminex.		20
Malvern Instrument.		17
Malvern.		20
Market profile: distillation analyzers.		454
Media Cybernetics.		17
MicroCal.		32
Molecular Devices.		22
MTS Systems.		17
Nanometrics.		26
Norgren Systems.		25
Olympus.		29
Panomics.		10
PerkinElmer makes third acquisition this year.	Brief article	228
Pharmaceuticals.		121
Protedyne.		20
Protedyne.		28
Protein Discovery.		28
Q1 Life Science Index operating profit growth slows.		1386
Quantachrom.		8
RKI Instrument.		21
Robotic Technology Systems.		54
SDL Atlas.		16
SeraCare Life Sciences.		15
Serologicals' subsidiary Chemicon obtained exclusive rights to commercialize.		21
Setaram Instrumentation.		32
Setaram Instrumentation.		17
Sigma-Aldrich files suit for infringement of RNAi patents.		246
South Korea is ramping up its investment in biotech research.		89
Symyx Technologies.		17
Takara Bio.		30
Tecan.		15
The bottom line.	Table	505
Tinius Olsen.		12
TSI.		31
Upstate.		22
Veeco.		12
Velocity11.		15
Wilson Instrumentation.		20
Zwick GmbH & Co KG.		21