Our design?
Simple and robust.
Our technical design prioritizes simplicity and robustness. First-principle thinking ensures FIDA’s data accuracy, precision, and an easy user experience. Meanwhile, lean instrument design ensures hardware durability, ease of use, and smooth implementation into any lab or workflow.
Our drivers?
Your results.
We see FIDA technology as a means for better, faster, and more efficient data. In our eyes, FIDA is a platform for faster development of drugs, databases, and general knowledge about molecular interactions. We know that FIDA is a means to the goals of the forerunners of pharma, biotech, and academic research, and every day we make sure to give you the capabilities and the support you need.
Not just an instrument.
A community.
We do not just sell instruments. Becoming a FIDA user means becoming a member of the FIDA community, which provides support, training, and updates. Already at the demo stage, each account is assigned a dedicated account holder and a field application scientist, who continue to support our users throughout their user journey.
Our users meet yearly at community meetings, which provide them with access to industry networks and numerous sources of inspiration.
Our users meet yearly at community meetings, which provide them with access to industry networks and numerous sources of inspiration.
FIDA was born out of a need
FIDA was motivated by the challenge of performing in-solution quantitative measurements.
Flow Induced Dispersion Analysis (FIDA) was developed by two esteemed professors: Henrik Jensen and Jesper Østergaard at the Institute of Pharmacy at the University of Copenhagen.
The development of FIDA was motivated by the challenge of performing in-solution quantitative measurements on complex compounds, which were difficult to analyze using existing technologies.
The founders (Henrik and Brian) on their first conference, San Diego, USA
Originally conceived as a solution to their own research needs, the potential of FIDA technology became evident, leading the professors to make it available to other researchers around the world.
