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Instrument Firms Raise New Cash
by Marc S. Reisch
May 26, 2014
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 92, Issue 21
Two scientific instrument firms have won funding to advance their products. Malvern Instruments received $5 million from the British government’s Regional Growth Fund to support R&D of new analytical instruments. Malvern says the money will allow it to create 47 new jobs over the next five years. Separately, VUV Analytics, a maker of vacuum ultraviolet gas spectroscopy instruments, raised $5.8 million from investors. The Austin, Texas-based firm will put the money into commercialization of its first product, which it calls an advance over traditional gas chromatography.
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