DxS Doubles R&D Staff | GenomeWeb

DxS Doubles R&D Staff

Dec 09, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – British molecular diagnostics firm DxS today said that it has doubled its research and development staff from four to eight during the final quarter of this year.

The Manchester-based firm said that it also plans to recruit five more product development scientists within the next month. It said that the increase in staff was due to a “marked rise in demand” for its cancer diagnostic kits.

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