- In April 2023, Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) launched its BD FACSDiscover S8 Cell Sorter, the first cell sorter to integrate spectral flow cytometry with real-time imaging. This next-generation instrument empowers researchers with deeper insights into cellular behavior, significantly enhancing applications in immunology, oncology, and cell therapy development. The innovation demonstrates BD’s ongoing commitment to advancing precision tools for high-throughput cell sorting
- In March 2023, Thermo Fisher Scientific expanded its cell analysis portfolio by acquiring MarqMetrix, a company known for its Raman spectroscopy solutions. The integration of Raman technology aims to support label-free, non-invasive cellular analysis, further boosting Thermo Fisher’s capabilities in providing advanced cell sorting and characterization tools for research and clinical applications
- In March 2023, Sony Biotechnology Inc. introduced an upgraded version of its SH800S Cell Sorter, now featuring improved microfluidics and real-time quality control mechanisms. The innovation targets increased demand for user-friendly, high-accuracy sorting platforms in academic and pharmaceutical research, strengthening Sony’s position in the competitive cytometry market
- In February 2023, Miltenyi Biotec announced the launch of its MACSQuant Tyto Cartridge Starter Set, optimized for gentle and sterile cell sorting in clinical and translational research. The fully closed system, designed to minimize contamination and preserve cell viability, is being rapidly adopted in stem cell and immunotherapy labs, reflecting the rising importance of regulatory-compliant technologies in biomedical research
- In January 2023, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. unveiled enhancements to its S3e Cell Sorter, including automation-friendly features and upgraded software for multiplexed cell analysis. These advancements are aimed at improving efficiency in life science laboratories and supporting complex workflows in genomics, proteomics, and drug discovery, reaffirming Bio-Rad’s role in driving innovation in cellular research tools
