Ximbio | Your global reagents partner

Have you developed a novel reagent that can accelerate life science research? Interested in promoting and commercialising your reagent but need assistance? Ximbio can help.

Ximbio is the world's largest non-profit dedicated to life science research reagents of all kinds, from antibodies, bacteria, cell lines, mouse models to vectors, zebrafish and even labware. We are dedicated to making life science research reagents widely and easily available to you and other scientists, to accelerate life science research. We do this by maintaining and commercialising a portfolio of reagents worldwide.

Hudson Institute (Business Development Office) is now working with Ximbio, to promote, source, manage and commercialise your reagents, all with no cost to you.

Ximbio is part of the technology transfer licensing team (Commercial Partnerships) within Cancer Research UK, the largest independent funder of cancer research in the world. We work with scientists, technology transfer offices and life science companies to post, source, review and manage reagents from a broad discipline of life science reagents, stretching beyond cancer research.

We provide a free marketing platform and program for your reagents, with the added benefit of joining a large visible portfolio and global community.

Generate income, source useful reagents for your experiments and reduce your administration burden.

If you choose to deposit your research tool with us, you can outsource the management of your reagents and take advantage of Ximbio’s global network of life science companies, researchers and technology transfer offices to build your international profile.

Join past and current Hudson Institute researchers - Professor Richard Ferrero, Dr Michael Gantier, Dr Andrew Stephens, Professor Vincent Harley, A/Professor Craig Harrison and Dr Kelly Walton who now have their reagents listed on the Ximbio repository. View all current Hudson Institute reagents on the Ximbio website.
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For more information, contact Hudson Institute’s Ximbassador, Michelle Chonwerawong at ximbio@hudson.org.au, or click here.

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