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NimbleGen Systems Renames German Subsidiary

Dec 03, 2004

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (GenomeWeb News) - NimbleGen Systems has renamed Chemogenix, its German-based chemistry research and development subsidiary, to NimbleGen Systems.

 

The name change was made to bring the privately held company's operations under one name, NimbleGen Systems said in a statement. NimbleGen, the Madison, Wisc.-based microarray firm, has operations in the US, Iceland, and Germany.

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