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Situ Biosciences LLC is an ISO 17025 accredited test laboratory; providing laboratory testing and development services for industrial and consumer product companies.Based near Chicago IL, Situ Biosciences LLC is led by Dr. Don Satchell, an industrial biochemist and microbiologist who specializes in the formulation and testing of antimicrobials. With over 20 years’ experience in antimicrobial formulation and microbiological testing, Situ Biosciences is focused on helping industry go beyond standardized microbial testing services.As specialists in formulation development, regulatory compliance, and environmental sustainability, we are here to help our customers remain competitive when it comes to their bio-science requirements for the US and global markets. Microbial testing is just the beginning; true value is derived from optimizing performance, demonstrating potential costs savings, meeting regulatory requirements, improving biodegradability, and establishing environmental impact profiles. We start by gaining an understanding of our customers’ needs and then act as a laboratory extension to their business.

Global new product development and implementation in consumer products. Hospital new technology trial of antimicrobial products used to reduce hospital surface bacterial counts. Liquid coatings development, applications for antimicrobial applications in NHS hospitals and Nursing homes. Textile formulation and application development, in EU, Asia , US and South America. Global hygiene products with EU and US durable products manufacturers. New antimicrobial applications thermoset polymer technology development for textiles and home care consumer products. Antimicrobial resin systems and new supply sourcing and application development.

Antimicrobial product formulation development and testing for industrial and consumer markets.

Antimicrobial product discovery, formulation development and testing for industrial and consumer markets. Lead developer of high-throughput testing for bacteria, fungi and algal microbicides.

NIH grant for the study of antimicrobial peptide discovery and studies of their mechanisms of action. Medical microbiology and the diverse range of effectors present in microorganisms that challenge the actions of antimicrobial agents. High-throughput methods development used in the study of antimicrobial products.

Phd, Biochemistry

Steroid hormone biochemistry focused on organic molecules such as vitamin D. Work focused on the metabolism and activation of vitamin D.

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