BioLogic
Founded Year
1983About BioLogic
BioLogic develops research instruments for end-users in a variety of markets. its products include potentiostats and galvanostats, battery cyclers, impedance analyzers, scanning electrochemical workstations, spectrometers, stopped-flow and quench flow, rapid solution changers, and add-on instruments. The company's high-precision, high-performance measurement instruments, powered by advanced, user-friendly software help scientists and industrial experts in such diverse fields as electrochemistry, battery & material testing, rapid kinetics, spectroscopy, and photosynthesis. BioLogic was founded in 1983 and is based in Seyssinet-Pariset, France.
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Jan 12, 2023
Precision BioLogic, a Dartmouth medtech company that sells diagnostic testing supplies, has received United States Food and Drug Administration approval for its product for the bleeding disorder Hemophilia B. The Hemophilia test, also recently approved by Health Canada, is being released in response to increasing market demand for chromogenic assays and is the only Hemophilia B test of its kind available in the country, Precision said in a statement. Chromogenic assays measure the clotting properties of blood using coloured substrates — the substance on which an enzyme, such as those that
BioLogic Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was BioLogic founded?
BioLogic was founded in 1983.
Where is BioLogic's headquarters?
BioLogic's headquarters is located at 4. rue de Vaucanson, Seyssinet-Pariset.
Who are BioLogic's competitors?
Competitors of BioLogic include NuVant Systems and 5 more.
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