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JEOL Spins Off Its NMR Business

by Marc S. Reisch
April 11, 2011 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 89, Issue 15

JEOL has spun off its nuclear magnetic resonance business as JEOL Resonance. The Japanese scientific instrument company retains a 49.1% interest in the business, which is the number three NMR instrument maker after Agilent Technologies and Bruker. Innovation Network Corporation of Japan, a government-backed network of public research institutions and private suppliers, is investing $18 million for a 50.1% interest in the business and will help develop advanced NMR systems. Superconducting magnet maker Japan Superconductor Technology, a subsidiary of Kobe Steel, will hold the remaining 0.8%. JEOL says the spin-off includes its electron spin resonance spectrometers.

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