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Crosslinks Joins InforSense Partner Network

Feb 25, 2008
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – InforSense today announced that Dutch firm Crosslinks has joined the InforSense Open Partner Network as a certified provider of the firm’s technologies.
 
Through the alliance, Crosslinks becomes a preferred InforSense Services Provider in Europe for both academic and commercial customers. It also operates a demonstration center in the Netherlands for InforSense’s technology.
 
The InforSense platform will enable Crosslinks to fulfill growing demand for large-scale, genome-wide analyses, said Crosslinks CEO Ronald Nanninga in a statement. He said the firm would apply the technology to bioinformatics data analysis in research and diagnostic applications.
 
Crosslinks is a spinoff from the Erasmus MC Department of Bioinformatics and provides analysis of genomics and proteomics data.
 
Terms of the alliance were not disclosed.

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