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Custom devices
Research-specific stimulus delivery, micropositioning, flow control, temperature regulation, and experimental hardware for diverse model species.
Custom scientific engineering
When the research demands more than offered in the catalog.
Custom research tools, microscopy support, and integrated engineering for neuroscience laboratories.
Responsive support across the United States
International projects by request
Capabilities
From an early experimental idea to a working instrument, Forward Scientific connects mechanics, optics, electronics, control, and data timing around the research question.
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Research-specific stimulus delivery, micropositioning, flow control, temperature regulation, and experimental hardware for diverse model species.
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Optical design, multi-photon microscopy customization, system integration, alignment, relocation, and manufacturer-neutral planning.
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Custom PCBs, microcontroller-driven systems, PID control, high-speed drivers, synchronized acquisition, and precisely timed stimulus delivery.
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New-laboratory planning, purchasing facilitation, multi-vendor installation coordination, relocation, and responsive on-site troubleshooting.
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Representative work
Examples of the systems and subsystems Forward Scientific can develop or integrate.
Approach
Clarify the experiment, interfaces, timing requirements, environment, and the failure modes that cannot be tolerated.
Develop the mechanical, optical, electronic, and control approach as one coordinated system.
Fabricate, assemble, test, document, and fit the solution into the laboratory workflow.
Troubleshoot, refine, and help the system keep pace as the research evolves.
Experience
Forward Scientific is an owner-operated, single-consultant LLC. The founder combines a PhD in molecular biology, neuroscience research experience, and ten years across service, operations, manufacturing, and technical development roles at Bruker.
Where a project requires additional capacity or specialization, work may be subcontracted to known, trusted operators. That perspective supports practical decisions at the boundary between the research question, the instrument, and the people who rely on it.
Legacy Prairie Technologies and out-of-warranty system work is considered subject to service eligibility and applicable contractual restrictions.
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