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Micronics
Medical Devices & Tech
8463 154th Avenue NE, Building F
Redmond, WA 98052 USA
phone:(425) 895 9197
fax:(1) 425 895 1183
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Founded 1996
Employees 20
www.micronics.net
Research Sector Medical Devices & Tech
Summary Description
Micronics, Inc. develops automated diagnostic products, using microfluidics technology
Management
Karen Hedine, President/CEO; Larry Hambleton, VP, Sales and Marketing; Fred Battrell, PhD, Chief Technology Officer; John Gerdes, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer; Diane Wierzbicki, PhD, VP, Regulatory Affairs; Reed Simmons, VP, Manufacturing; Manu Talwar, Chief Financial Officer
Keywords
Microfluidics, automated diagnostics

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Updated: Aug. 10, 2011

Description
Micronics, Inc. is developiong stream-lined, highly sensitive diagnostic products for disease diagnosis, prognosis and treatment monitoring. The company employs a core patent estate in microfluidics -- the ability to miniaturize complex tests onto credit card size disposable devices. Tests that today take hours to days in a central laboratory environment are processed on a Micronics disposable device in seconds to minutes.
Products / Services
Micronics offers both stand-alone lab cards and a unique fluidic pump system with integrated, active cards. These products enable researchers to develop assays, analyze fluids, evaluate compounds of interest in biological samples and experiment broadly with microfluidics - all the while reducing sample and reagent usage and conserving time and money.
Technology / Differentiation
Micronics specializes in fluid miniaturization that integrates and automates laboratory processes on a single, disposable, versatile and cost-effective lab card. Today, Micronics holds thirty-one issued or allowed U.S. patents on its microfluidics technologies, including those exclusively licensed from the University of Washington and additional intellectual property that it has developed independently.


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