This brand new category was created in recognition of CiteAb’s new technology that allows the collation of data on multiple reagent types – not just antibodies.
From the data generated through CiteAb we are able to gain a really clear picture of the way life science reagents and products are used around the world. We can tell which countries are investing most in research using reagents, which companies are seeing growth or decline, which reagents are most successful and which fields of research are seeing growth.
Dr Andrew Chalmers, Founder of CiteAb, said: “For this award we looked at CiteAb data for chemical probe citations gathered between January 2017 and December 2017 - clearly placing Sigma-Aldrich out in front as the winner of this category. The company claimed the lion’s share of citations within the chemical probe market in 2017 and we wish them many congratulations on winning this new award.”
Explore additional categories featuring in the 2018 CiteAb Awards.
Highlighting an outstanding individual who has made a significant impact in the reagent sector.
Shedding light on the reagent supplier that researchers have been most impressed by in 2017.
Recognising the most exciting new antibody validation initiative in the sector from 2017.
Celebrating reagents or instruments that are set to change the sector.
Rewarding the company with the most antibody citations during 2017.
An exciting award for the company with the largest percentage increase in citations during 2017.
A new category recognising the chemical probes supplier with the most citations during 2017.
A new category, recognising the chemical probes company with the largest percentage increase in citations in 2017.
Awarding the company that has secured the most custom antibody citations over the past 3 years.
An award to recognise the company with the most citations achieved in the cancer biology market during 2017.
This award recognises the antibody company which has achieved the largest increase in antibody market share over the past five years.
Recognising the most cited flow cytometer instrument during 2017.