http://www.adinstruments.com
ADInstruments provides data acquisition and analysis solutions for life science research and education.
PowerLab data acquisition systems and choice of LabChart, LabTutor and LabAuthor software, provide outstanding data acquisition, display, analysis and authoring features for a wide range of applications. Since 1988, PowerLab (also MacLab) systems have been used for data acquisition and analysis by the world's best academic, government and private organizations.



http://edaq.com/
eDaq is a supplier of devices in chemical analysis offering e-corder units for general purpose signal recording, PowerChrom systems for chromatographic data acquisition, Flow Analysis system for Flow Injection Analysis (FIA), Contactless Conductivity systems (C4D systems), Potentiostats, meters, detectors, preamplifiers (eDAQ Amps and eDAQ Pods), Transducers and Accessories (electrodes, transducers, probes, switches, cables) and Software for data acquisition & analysis (Chart, Scope, EChem, PowerChrom, Chart extensions).




http://www.oxford-optronix.com/
Oxford Optronix’s product portfolio includes novel, intelligence-based imaging systems for automated mammalian cell colony counting. These products are conceived to provide very significant throughput enhancements for cancer biologists utilising the colony forming assay, a gold standard method for measuring the effects of radiation, chemotherapeutic drugs and other agents on cell viability in vitro.
DISSOLVED OXYGEN MONITORS are unique range of modular instruments that utilize fibre-optic micro-sensors to provide real-time measurements of local tissue oxygenation (ptiO2), and tissue temperature.
GelCount is an easy-to-use, PC software-operated colony counter that automates the detection, counting and analysis of mammalian cell colonies in Petri dishes, flasks and multi-well plates.

http://www.neuronelektrod.hu/lang-en
Neuronelektród Ltd. is Hungarian based company which produces special microelectrodes for neurosurgery and neuroscience. With co-operation of G. Ballagi Ltd, MAP (monophasic action potential) catheters were developed for small animals (rabbit, rat) for cardiovascular research “in-vivo” and “in-vitro”.
http://www.neuronelektrod.hu/oldal-324