The strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in Nicoya’s commitment to providing cutting-edge research solutions to the scientific community around the globe
Nicoya, a pioneering life science instrument company specialising in innovative biosensor technology, has announced the appointment of Medispec as its exclusive distributor in India. The strategic partnership marks a significant milestone in Nicoya’s commitment to providing cutting-edge research solutions to the scientific community around the globe.
Nicoya is renowned for its state-of-the-art Alto and OpenSPR platforms that are designed to accelerate biomolecular interaction studies and lead screening during drug discovery. With a mission to improve human life by helping scientists succeed, Nicoya is excited to collaborate with Medispec to bring its groundbreaking technologies to the Indian market as demand grows.
Medispec, a prominent and trusted name in the distribution of life science and medical research instruments, brings a wealth of expertise and a strong reputation for delivering high-quality products and exceptional customer service. Their dedication to supporting scientific advancements aligns seamlessly with Nicoya’s vision, making them the ideal partner to represent Nicoya in India.
Ryan Denomme, CEO, Nicoya, said, “We are thrilled to join forces with Medispec to bring our revolutionary biosensor platforms to the dynamic and growing scientific community in India. Medispec’s reputation for excellence and commitment to customer success aligns perfectly with Nicoya’s values, and we are confident that this collaboration will help promote scientific advancements in India.”
Vikkalp Chhatbar, Head of Business Development at Medispec, added, “We’re excited to announce this strategic partnership between Medispec and Nicoya, a significant milestone in our commitment to providing the scientific community with the best tools available. With the introduction of Nicoya’s innovative biosensor platforms to the Indian market, we aim to contribute significantly to the success of scientific endeavours in India.”
