Nexcelom Bioscience

Expertise in Automated Cell Counting and Analysis In 2003, the founders of Nexcelom introduced the CP2, a convenient tool to assist with manual cell counting. According to Dr. Jean Qiu, founder and CTO at Nexcelom, One day a customer at the NIH asked us to 'make counting under the microscope go away.' We invented Cellometer Auto T4 to measure cell concentration and viability. Since then, Nexcelom has expanded the product range to accommodate researchers analyzing small cells, primary cells, and researchers looking to perform cell-based assays. With multiple patents pending, Nexcelom is a clear leader and innovator in the field of image-based cytometry for cell analysis. Proven Performance Thousands of customers, including the top ten pharmaceutical companies, have come to rely on Cellometer instruments for automated cell concentration & viability analysis. The Cellometer has provided a much faster and more accurate method of counting the 100s of samples we need to set up for flow cytometry analysis." - Dr. Janice Pluth, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory From the large breweries performing yeast fermentation monitoring to specialized pharmaceutical labs analyzing fragile hepatocytes for toxicology studies, researchers in a wide range of industries have integrated Cellometer instruments into their laboratory testing. Dedicated Applications Support Nexcelom is focused on providing novel tools to meet the specific needs of today's researchers. Our applications specialists are in the field with customers every day, analyzing new cell types, validating new cell-based assays, and exploring new therapeutic areas. Through joint application development, we learn from our customers, the experts in their fields, and assist with integration into their current workflows."- Dr. Bo Lin, Director of Applications Development Our experienced technical support and applications specialists are committed to ensuring products work successfully in the customer's hands and are always eager to provide support via the phone, Internet, and on-site visits.