Worried about protein aggregation in your pre- or post-formulation drug? Spectradyne's nCS1TM delivers dramatic savings in time and materials by accurately quantifying aggregation earlier in the particle formation process than other technologies can. Get results in minutes, using only 3 microliters of your sample.
Learn how the nCS1 can save you time detecting protein aggregation.
Accurate measurements of EV concentration and size are critical for assessing purity and bioactivity. As EV science matures, quantification technologies are evolving to meet the increasingly high standards of rigor. Spectradyne's nCS1TM is fast and practical for routine use-and delivers EV quantification you can count on.
See why more EV scientists are choosing Spectradyne's nCS1 over light-based techniques such as NTA.
Gene therapy vectors and nanomedicines come in many types and sizes, and their accurate quantification is critical at all stages of research and product development. Spectradyne's nCS1TM quantifies all types of nanoparticle-based therapeutics quickly and accurately. Assess concentration, size, purity, and stability using only 3 microliters of your precious sample.
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Many modern materials rely on nanoparticle ingredients to perform as intended, including paints, inks, cosmetics, semiconductor polishing slurries, and even foods. Spectradyne's nCS1 is faster and more quantitative than conventional particle characterization methods, and delivers important new insights into the composition and stability of these ubiquitous materials.
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"The nCS1 works very well in optimizing time of virus harvest by monitoring virus titers in minutes during propagation. It is also a great tool to check purity of viral preps prior to downstream applications such as gene therapy." - Farhad Imani, Ph.D., President, ViraSource Labs
"The nCS1 is fast, accurate, and easy to use for routine particle quantification." - Hok Hei Tam, Flagship Labs 62 Inc
"The nCS1 has rapidly become an indispensable tool for accurately quantifying EVs in my lab." - Zoltan Varga, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
"The nCS1 is fast, accurate, and easy to use for routine EV quantification. We looked at other nanoparticle measurement solutions and the nCS1 is the only instrument that could measure the size of every nanoparticle of interest in as little as 3 uL of volume. Moreover, their customer service is superb and have went out of their way to ensure our nCS1 is always functioning well."- Joseph Sedlak, Co-Founder at Mercy BioAnalytics
Spectradyne uses its instruments to take interesting and thought-provoking data on nanoparticles in "every day" circumstances. A recent example is our measurements comparing Japanese saké and Korean soju, which provides an interesting "nanoview" on these popular beverages.
Another example is our measurements of saline, where we look at the nanoparticle concentration in an IV bag filled with saline, and compare to a syringe filled with the same saline mixture. An IV bag clearly presents a significantly higher concentration of nanoparticles than does a syringe.
August 2019 Spectradyne exhibits at the first joint ISEV-MRS 2019 conference on Extracellular Vesicles in Cancer, at Vanderbilt University in Nashville TN, August 2-4, 2019
May 2019 Spectradyne exhibits at the 2019 ASEMV Exosomes, Microvesicles, and Infectious Disease conference at the Bolger Center in Potomac MD, May 31-June 1, 2019
April 2019 Spectradyne announces its new TS-10k cartridge, able to measure particles from 1.5 μm all the way to 10 μm in diameter. See more information here.
April 2019 Spectradyne exhibits at the 2019 ISEV Kyoto International Society for Extracellular Vesicles conference in Kyoto Japan, April 25-28, 2019.
April 2019 Spectradyne exhibits at the 2019 PEGS Boston Protein Engineering Summit, April 8-12, 2019.
March 2019 Spectradyne exhibits at the Circulating Biomarkers World Congress in San Diego CA, March 27-29, 2019.
March 2019 Spectradyne and Spectradyne's European distributor Anasysta will attend the Annual Meeting of the German Society for Extracellular Vesicles, 7 & 8 March 2019 in Frankfurt, Germany. Anasyste will also hold a workshop on March 9 about the nCS1TM.
February 2019 Spectradyne launches a company blog. Read our blog posts here.
January 2019 Spectradyne presents at the 2019 PepTalk meeting.
December 2018 Spectradyne announces a new measurement-for-service partnership with Particle Technology Labs. Read the press release here.
November 2018 Spectradyne publishes newsletter number 6. Read it here!
October 2018 Spectradyne is awarded an NSF Phase IIB award, an add-on award to our existing NSF Phase II award. The funds will support targeted R&D efforts to improve robustness and ease of use, and facilitate broader adoption of the nCS1TM in exosome applications. Read the press release.
October 2018 Spectradyne exhibits at the American Society for Exosomes and Microvesicles ASEMV 2018 Annual Meeting in Baltimore MD, October 20-24 2018.
October 2018 Spectradyne exhibits at the Applied Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology 4th annual meeting in Boston MA, October 24 2018.
September 2018 Meritics Ltd., a Spectradyne partner and distributor, publishes a review article, "Accurate measurements of biological nanoparticles.", by Brian Miller (Meritics Ltd.), in LabMate September 6, 2018.
August 2018 Spectradyne LLC's partner Coriolis publishes an evaluation of microfluidic resistive pulse sensing in J. Pharm. Sci.
August 2018 Spectradyne presents a talk at ACS 2018 in Boston MA, on Sunday August 19: Franklin Monzon presents from 11:25-11:35 am in Room 156C.
August 2018 Spectradyne has an exhibit booth and presents a poster at ACS 2018 in Boston MA from August 19-23, 2018.
August 2018 Spectradyne, in collaboration with the University of Amsterdam and other collaborators, publishes an article in the Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostatis, Hollow organosilica beads as reference particles for optical detection of extracellular vesicles, by Z. Varga et al.
August 2018 Spectradyne publishes a review article, Key considerations for accurate quantification of sub-micron particles in pharmaceuticals, by Jean-Luc Fraikin, in On Drug Delivery.
July 2018 Spectradyne publishes newsletter number 5. Read it here!
July 2018 Spectradyne co-sponsors the Colorado Proteins Conference, and exhibits and presents a poster in Breckenridge CO from July 20-August 2, 2018. Check out the poster!
June 2018 Spectradyne announces that it has sold an nCS1 to the US Food and Drug Administration.
June 2018 Meritics, Spectradyne's UK distributor, exhibits at UKICRS, the UK Controlled Release Society meeting at Queen's University, Belfast UK, June 4-5, 2018.
May 2018 Spectradyne, as a Bronze sponsor, exhibits its products and presents two posters at ISEV-2018, the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles, in Barcelona, Spain, May 2-6 2018.
April 2018 Our UK distributor, Meritics, presents a poster describing the nCS1TM at the Oxford Global Proteins and Antibodies conference in London UK, April 16-17 2018.
March 2018 Spectradyne presents a poster and an exhibit at SelectBIO - Circulating Biomarkers World Congress 2018, at the Wyndham Beacon Hill Hotel in Boston MA, March 28-29 2018.
March 2018 Spectradyne exhibits at the Biotherapeutics Analytical Summit at the Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel in Baltimore MD, March 12-16 2018.
December 2017 Spectradyne announces contracts with two distributors: Meritics will handle Spectradyne's United Kingdom sales, and Anasysta will cover Spectradyne's European sales.
December 2017 Spectradyne releases its new instrument operating software, version 2.3.6, with an updated manual as well.
December 2017 Spectradyne publishes its year-end newsletter. Read it here!
November 2017 Spectradyne presents its technology at the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) in San Diego, November 13-15, 2017.
September 2017 Spectradyne publishes its first web-based newsletter. Read it here!
September 2017 Spectradyne is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Technology Enhancement for Commercial Partnerships (TECP) grant from the National Science Foundation. Read our press release.
July 2017 Spectradyne presents a description of its unique nanoparticle detection technology at the 2017 Nanomedicine Symposium in Cambridge MA. Watch a video of the presentation.
May 2017 Jean-Luc Fraikin, co-founder and CTO of Spectradyne, presents at the annual meeting of the International Society for Extracellular Vesicles (ISEV) in Toronto. Spectradyne is seeing increasing interest in our measurements of EVs, or exosomes, due to the ability of our nCS1 instrument to make rapid, high-resolution size and concentration measurements of biological mixtures.
May 2017 Spectradyne exhibits at the AAPS National Biotech Conference in San Diego. Our protein aggregation, virus, and nanomedicine measurement results are a hit!
April 2017 Spectradyne's technology readily quantifies the concentration and size of nanoparticle contamination in "clean" fluids such as IV saline, saline in pre-filled syringes, and more: cleanliness of fluids.
March 2017 Nanoparticles are everywhere. As some small proof, Spectradyne measured the nanoparticle content of three Korean and three Japanese liquors. For the results of this soju vs. sake comparison, see this link.
January 2017 Spectradyne expands its concentration measurement capability below 1e6 particles/ml. Protein aggregates are detected at levels of only a few hundred thousand per milliliter!
December 2016 Sales Account Executive Lew Brown joins the Spectradyne team.
October 2016 Robust detection of particles up to 2 microns in diameter is demonstrated on multiple particle types (polystyrene, silica, protein aggregates, etc).
September 2016 Spectradyne exhibits at NanoDDS 2016 at Johns Hopkins University. Accurate sizing of synthetic nanoparticles in complex media are a strength of Spectradyne's technology.
August 2016 Spectradyne completes installation of another nCS1 instrument, at a major national government lab.
August 2016 Spectradyne exhibits at the AAPS Protein Aggregation and Immunogenicity Workshop in Breckenridge, CO. Our nCS1 instrument excels at detecting protein aggregates at high resolution, both in size and concentration: see our Applications page for more info.
June 17, 2016 Spectradyne's article "Quantitative Nanoparticle Analysis Based on Resistive Pulse Sensing" is published in American Laboratory magazine. Read the article!
June 7, 2016 Spectradyne presents its nanoparticle analysis technology at the National Science Foundation's Technology Showcase, as part of the NSF's 2016 SBIR Phase II Conference.
May 16-17, 2016 Spectradyne exhibits at the 2016 AAPS National Biotech Conference in Boston.
April 7, 2016 Spectradyne installs a nCS1 instrument at a prominent privately held biotech company. This customer's technology utilizes nanoparticles to deliver therapeutics in a highly targeted manner.
Mar. 30, 2016 Spectradyne's article "One Size Does Not Fit All: Nanoparticle Size Analysis for Nanomedicine Applications" is published in Drug Development & Delivery. Read the article.
Mar. 29-31, 2016 Spectradyne exhibits at the Spring meeting of the MRS.
Jan. 29, 2016 Spectradyne installs its nCS1 instrument at a major US medical center. The nCS1 will be used to study nanoparticles in serum, in connection with Spectradyne's Phase II NSF SBIR grant.
Jan. 21, 2016 Spectradyne installs its nCS1 instrument at a leading global developer of pharmaceuticals and vaccines.
Dec. 2, 2015 Spectradyne installs its innovative nCS1 instrument at a major global biopharmaceutical company.
Nov. 2015 Spectradyne participates the Coulter College Commercializing Innovation (C3i) program, a partnership between the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation and NIH SBIR offices.
Sept. 25, 2015 Spectradyne is awarded a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB).
Aug. 15, 2015 Spectradyne is awarded a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Science Foundation.
July 23, 2015 Dr. Jean-Luc Fraikin gives an invited talk "The Spectradyne nCS1: A Revolutionary Tool for Sizing Submicron Particles" at Sanofi Pasteur in Toronto, Ontario.
July 17, 2015 Dr. Jason Cleveland, co-founder of Asylum Research, joins Spectradyne's Advisory Board. Dr. Cleveland co-founded Asylum, a designer/manufacturer of AFMs and served as Chairman and CEO.
August 16-18, 2015 Spectradyne exhibits in Boston at the annual meeting of the American Chemical Society.
June 8-9, 2015 Spectradyne exhibits at the AAPS NBC in San Francisco.
June 2015 Dr. Jean-Luc Fraikin gives an invited talk on "Rapid nanoparticle characterization in polydisperse samples" at the 3M Company in St. Paul, Minnesota.
May 2015 Spectradyne exhibits at the AAPS National Biotech Conference in San Francisco.
March 2015 Spectradyne introduces the fully functional nCS1 prototype at Pittcon 2015.
February 2015 Jason Stubbs, M.D. of the University of Kansas joins Spectradyne's Advisory Board.
December 2014 Spectradyne is awarded a NSF Phase IB grant.
November 2014 Spectradyne exhibits at the SoCalBio Investor & Partnership Conference.
November 2014 Spectradyne exhibits at the UCLA Advanced Materials Partnering Conference.
October 2014 Shawn Cao of Amgen joins Spectradyne's Advisory Board.
September 2014 Spectradyne is awarded a Phase I SBIR grant from the NIH.
August 2014 Robert Lee of Particle Sciences, Inc. joins Spectradyne's Advisory Board.
June 2014 Spectradyne presents at the TechConnect-National Innovation-National SBIR/STTR Summit. Winner of a National Innovation Award.
May 2014 Spectradyne is awarded a Phase I SBIR grant from the National Science Foundation.
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