Universities
Academic groups working on fundamental venom science, peptide chemistry and physiology, supported with material and documentation appropriate to grant-funded, publication-oriented research.
Global partnerships
Supporting Scientific Collaboration Worldwide
Research rarely happens in one place. We work alongside institutions across continents, adapting to their procurement, compliance and scientific requirements.
Who we work with
Six categories of qualified partner
Supply is limited to qualified organisations, in jurisdictions where it is legally permitted, and always for laboratory research purposes.
Biotechnology Companies
Discovery-stage biotechnology teams building peptide libraries or target-validation programmes, where consistency between batches directly affects the interpretability of screening data.
Pharmaceutical Organisations
Research divisions requiring dependable material for exploratory programmes, with structured documentation, defined lead times and long-term supply visibility.
Research Institutes
Independent and affiliated institutes conducting multi-year investigations, often coordinating shared material across several laboratory groups.
Government Laboratories
Public-sector scientific bodies with strict procurement, provenance and record-keeping expectations, which our traceability system is designed to satisfy.
Contract Research Organisations
CROs delivering studies on behalf of clients, where schedule reliability and clear communication are as important as the material itself.
Global reach
An editable map of scientific collaboration
Markers below indicate regions of scientific engagement and are fully editable. Specific institutional relationships are published only with partner consent.
Europe
Academic and industrial research collaboration
North America
Discovery and peptide science programmes
Middle East
Regional operations and institutional partners
Asia-Pacific
University and institute collaboration
South America
Emerging biomedical research programmes
Africa
Regional scientific cooperation initiatives
Partner recognition
Reserved for verified partner identities
We do not display institutional logos without documented consent. These placeholders will be populated as partners approve public recognition.
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How we collaborate
What partners can expect from us
Beyond material supply, a working relationship depends on how we communicate and how consistently we behave over time.
Responsiveness
Enquiries are acknowledged promptly and routed to a scientific contact rather than a generic sales queue, so the first substantive reply is a useful one.
Technical Communication
We communicate in scientific terms: production conditions, handling constraints, realistic lead times and any limitation relevant to your experimental design.
Long-Term Collaboration
Multi-year programmes benefit from consistent contacts, retained documentation and planning visibility — the practical foundations of a durable partnership.
Begin a collaboration conversation
Whether you are scoping a single study or planning multi-year supply, our scientific team will give you a clear picture of what is possible.