Bruker Corp designs & manufactures proprietary life science & materials research systems & associated products that serve multiple customers in life science research, pharmaceuticals, applied markets, nanotechnology, cell biology, clinical research, microbiology & in-vitro diagnostics. BSI Life Science reports under two groups: Bruker BioSpin Group & Bruker CALID Group. The Bruker BioSpin comprises the Bruker Magnetic Resonance & Preclinical Imaging divisions, which designs, manufactures & distributes enabling life science tools based on the magnetic resonance technology. The Bruker CALID comprises the Bruker Daltonics & primarily designs, manufactures & distributes life-science mass spectrometry instruments that can be integrated with other sample preparation or chromatography instruments. BSI Nano designs, manufactures & distributes advanced X-ray instruments to determine the characteristics of matter & the three-dimensional structure of molecules....
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