Alliances and Partners

Benefit from the Intelligent Alliance of Science

BASi European Operations and XenoGesis Limited, a BioCity Nottingham company, are announcing an alliance which will deliver comprehensive services in drug discovery through to clinical proof of concept. BASi is known for its expertise and personalised service in bioanalysis. XenoGesis specialises in pre-clinical DMPK and consultancy. Through our alliance we will help you navigate effectively through the discovery processes of lead optimization and candidate selection to accelerate your compounds into development.

Expanding Neuroscience products and services with Pinnacle Technology alliance

A partnership with Pinnacle Technology of Lawrence, Kansas, is allowing BASi to expand its product line and services to better meet the needs of neurochemical research. This formal collaboration means we are able to provide the most comprehensive in vivo monitoring and sampling on the market today.

Pinnacle Technology manufactures biosensors and neurophysiological instruments that complement our neuroscience technology and expertise. Together, we offer a unique platform to collect multiple streams of concurrent data giving greater insight to brain function.
 

Data Sciences International (DSI)

Data Sciences International (DSI) is the global leader in implantable telemetric physiological monitors, serving contract research organizations, pharmaceutical manufacturers and academic research institutions. Since its inception in 1984, DSI has been dedicated to providing the most advanced and reliable implantable telemetry available for biomedical monitoring. DSI utilizes the best people, processes, and tools to expedite your study and enhance your decision-making through higher quality data.

DSI offers a comprehensive array of solutions for central nervous system, cardiovascular, and respiratory research, as well as specialty research applications. The broad array of products are commonly used by DSI customers working in safety pharmacology, toxicology or general research.

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