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Press Releases
Science Meets Safety, St. Louis company links laboratories
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ST. LOUIS-(June 28, 2005)-Beyond high school science class lie concepts like active agent release and flexible light-emitting inks. Baffling to most, these technologies will improve everyday safeguards from military protection to the stop sign at the end of your street.
Crosslink, a St. Louis-based company developing advanced organic materials, specializes in taking scientific processes out of the lab and into reality - meaning improvements to everyday lives and more jobs for Missourians. Five state-of-the-art, custom wet labs establish Crosslink's new facilities in Fenton, Mo.
"Crosslink is positioned for rapid growth this year," said Brent St. John, Crosslink CEO. "Our technical team employs top people in the nation who have authored more than 100 patents in the field."
Live lab demonstrations and an opportunity to tour Crosslink will be featured at a launch ceremony 2 p.m., Friday, July 8 at 950 Bolger Court in Fenton, Mo. Ceremony attendees will be able to chat with technical team members and learn more about how Crosslink develops solutions for each of its customers.
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About Crosslink
Crosslink develops and manufactures customized electroactive polymer coatings for innovative commercial applications. A privately held company, Crosslink is positioned to lead in what is forecasted to be a $1.5 billion industry by 2008. The company is headquarters in St. Louis, Mo. at a newly renovated facility featuring five wet labs and manufacturing capabilities. Crosslink also operates a facility at Missouri State University in Springfield, Mo. |
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