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Backyard Brains (BYB) is a company founded in 2009 by Tim and Greg, former neuroscience Ph.D. students at the University of Michigan, with the goal of democratizing neuroscience. It creates affordable hands-on neuroscience kits and equipment that let students, teachers, hobbyists, and families record and observe electrical signals from neurons, muscles, hearts, and plants. Products are accompanied by lesson plans and experiments, and the company has received grants from the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

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Diagnostic Biochips develops SomaFocus, a functional depth recording platform that captures high-resolution electrophysiology from inside intact 3D cultures such as brain organoids. The platform integrates silicon probe technology with semiconductor-grade fabrication, featuring high-channel-count microelectrodes in a compact footprint for high-density parallel neural recordings. It captures live circuit-level activity, spiking activity, circuit synchrony, and network-level dynamics in real time.

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Harvard Bioscience, Inc. (Nasdaq: HBIO) describes itself as a provider of quality lab equipment and instrumentation and the most-trusted partner of academic research institutions, contract research organizations, pharmaceutical, and biotech companies in the discovery, production, and safety and regulatory compliance of life-saving therapies. Its brands include Biochrom, BTX, CMA, DSI, Harvard Apparatus, HEKA, Hugo Sachs Elektronik, KD Scientific, Multi Channel Systems, Panlab, and Warner Instruments.

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