David Francis Pietrantoni

Brooks Automation Ltd. develops and manufactures system automation software. The company was founded on November 16, 2000 and is headquartered in Manchester, the United Kingdom.

FluidX Ltd.’s customers store chemical compounds and biological samples for long periods of time to enable them to develop a better understanding of disease processes and help develop new treatments for the future. They love the fact that they help this research by providing the storage and tracking products that enable scientists to carry out their research safe in the knowledge that their samples are preserved and identified for decades into the future. Who knows, maybe one day we''ll find that a key treatment is developed with the help of material stored in FluidX 2D-Coded Tubes! The team at FluidX probably know more about 2D Storage Tubes and Readers than any other group in the world. They should! After all they were part of the team that developed the very first 2D-Coded Tubes back in 1999. Soon after they also introduced the world''s very first reader capable of reading a whole rack of 96 tubes. Seems common-place now but then it was revolutionary. The core of the decoding engine developed for that very first reader is still being used in their readers today and, with over fifteen years of continuous development, it''s no wonder FluidX readers perform so well and provide the most robust and reliable de-coding available. Since that time they have been at the forefront of developing consumables and readers, and many of their products featured on this web site are "firsts". Today they continue to innovate and they are delighted to introduce new products and updates to provide improved tools for their customers - almost on a weekly basis. As one of their customers commented; "FluidX are great, they have really useful products". How do they do this? Easy, they talk, they ask questions, they listen and then they develop great products! Their greatest pleasure is seeing that a new product really does make their customers'' lives easier and helps their research; their biggest compliment is to get the comment "wow what an amazing product".

4titude Ltd. specializes in the design, manufacture and marketing of consumables and bench top instrumentation for the life sciences industry. Its products include phytostrips, FrameStar well semi-skirted PCR plates and low profile break-2-ways plates, random access plates & seals, well clear assay plate, thermal test film, clear seal plus, pierceable film and related microplates. The company was founded by Peter Collins, Paul Day and Thomas Lernbecher in 2005 and is headquartered in Wotton, the United Kingdom.

Part of Azenta, Inc., GENEWIZ Germany GmbH is a company that provides R&D genomics services. The company is based in Leipzig, Germany. The company specializes in next generation sequencing, gene synthesis, and sanger sequencing, and are known for their superior data and high-quality constructs. The CEOs of the company are David Francis Pietrantoni, David Peter Christier Wesley-Yates, Jason W. Joseph.

Brooks Automation Ltd. develops and manufactures system automation software. The company was founded on November 16, 2000 and is headquartered in Manchester, the United Kingdom.

4titude Ltd. specializes in the design, manufacture and marketing of consumables and bench top instrumentation for the life sciences industry. Its products include phytostrips, FrameStar well semi-skirted PCR plates and low profile break-2-ways plates, random access plates & seals, well clear assay plate, thermal test film, clear seal plus, pierceable film and related microplates. The company was founded by Peter Collins, Paul Day and Thomas Lernbecher in 2005 and is headquartered in Wotton, the United Kingdom.

FluidX Ltd.’s customers store chemical compounds and biological samples for long periods of time to enable them to develop a better understanding of disease processes and help develop new treatments for the future. They love the fact that they help this research by providing the storage and tracking products that enable scientists to carry out their research safe in the knowledge that their samples are preserved and identified for decades into the future. Who knows, maybe one day we''ll find that a key treatment is developed with the help of material stored in FluidX 2D-Coded Tubes! The team at FluidX probably know more about 2D Storage Tubes and Readers than any other group in the world. They should! After all they were part of the team that developed the very first 2D-Coded Tubes back in 1999. Soon after they also introduced the world''s very first reader capable of reading a whole rack of 96 tubes. Seems common-place now but then it was revolutionary. The core of the decoding engine developed for that very first reader is still being used in their readers today and, with over fifteen years of continuous development, it''s no wonder FluidX readers perform so well and provide the most robust and reliable de-coding available. Since that time they have been at the forefront of developing consumables and readers, and many of their products featured on this web site are "firsts". Today they continue to innovate and they are delighted to introduce new products and updates to provide improved tools for their customers - almost on a weekly basis. As one of their customers commented; "FluidX are great, they have really useful products". How do they do this? Easy, they talk, they ask questions, they listen and then they develop great products! Their greatest pleasure is seeing that a new product really does make their customers'' lives easier and helps their research; their biggest compliment is to get the comment "wow what an amazing product".