Analytical Instrumentation

Latin America has remained one of the smallest markets for analytical and life science instrumentation over the past few years. The region has seen mixed growth over that period. While civil wars, regime changes, and unstable economics have threatened to derail progress made in certain parts of Latin America, other parts of the region, particularly…

Europe has remained the second largest regional market for analytical and life science instrumentation (after North America) for many years, with steady growth in the low- to mid-single-digit range. Generally speaking, the western part of the continent is made up of highly developed, mature instrument markets, while the eastern part holds strong growth potential. The…

This report provides detailed data on every major life science and analytical instrument technology in the industry, enabling you and your staff to make accurate evaluations and informed decisions. Numerous vendors, distributors and investors will reference this report over the coming years as the most comprehensive and accurate source of information on the instrument industry…

The global academic market for analytical and life science instrumentation is enormous. Covering 17% of the $67 billion industry, it is the largest individual end market, encompassing university research labs, core labs, non-profit research institutes, and university clinical research. A bastion of basic research, academia is at the frontier of scientific discovery itself. For today’s…