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Scientist.com connects pharma and biotech with a global network of research service providers. Source, procure, and manage R&D services, faster.
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Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#6DCDB8
Downy
109, 205, 184
167, 49, 62
47, 0, 10, 20
#F0353F
Pomegranate
240, 53, 63
357, 86, 57
0, 78, 74, 6
#1F346F
Biscay
31, 52, 111
224, 56, 28
72, 53, 0, 56
Scientist.com is the world's largest AI-powered marketplace dedicated to life sciences, aimed at enhancing research and development efficiency. By connecting over 5,000 suppliers with researchers in preclinical R&D, the platform facilitates the ordering of scientific services and products under a single legal agreement. Offering a diverse array of reagents, consumables, and biotech solutions, Scientist.com helps reduce drug discovery costs and timelines while managing regulatory complexities.
The platform is favored by top biopharma companies, with a user satisfaction rating of 96%, highlighting its transformative impact on research workflows. Based in San Diego, CA, Scientist.com prioritizes a supportive and inclusive company culture while leveraging cutting-edge enterprise software and AI technology to streamline the research process. Continuous access to the latest innovations and a comprehensive marketplace makes it an invaluable resource for researchers looking to optimize their projects and collaborations across the life sciences sector. With services that include lab auditing and contract research mapping, Scientist.com is committed to supporting the scientific community at every level.
How do I download the Scientist.com logo?
The Scientist.com logo comes in two versions: light logo and dark icon. Download as SVG, transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are Scientist.com's brand colors?
The Scientist.com color palette uses the hex codes #6DCDB8, #F0353F and #1F346F.
The Scientist.com name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Scientist.com and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Scientist.com. Their use is subject to Scientist.com's brand guidelines.
