Founded on academic research software, Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. (ISTI) develops scientific software, monitoring systems, and instrumentation for seismology and nuclear physics. Since 1998, its scientists and software engineers have built and operated seismic networks worldwide while supporting radionuclide analysis and nuclear non-proliferation work. ISTI also coordinates development of the open-source Earthworm earthquake-processing system and has offices in North America and Europe.
CAEN S.p.AFounded in Viareggio in 1979 by senior engineers from Italy’s INFN, CAEN S.p.A. designs and manufactures electronic instrumentation for nuclear and particle physics research. Its power-supply and data-acquisition systems grew from that scientific foundation and now support research laboratories worldwide, while its Systems & Spectroscopy division extends the work into radiation monitoring and industrial applications. CAEN has held ISO 9001 certification continuously for more than 20 years and is also certified to Cyber Essentials Plus.STATEN ISLAND, NY
Geobit PCGeobit PC designs and manufactures portable, low-power seismic monitoring instruments and software, including broadband and wideband seismometers, accelerometers, digitizers, recorders, and telemetry solutions. Its products serve seismology, geophysics, geothermal monitoring, oil and gas, earthquake early warning, structural monitoring, seismic exploration, and related micro-seismic applications.
SkuTek InstrumentationA small American company made up largely of physicists and former scientists, SkuTek Instrumentation is closely connected to the nuclear and astrophysics research communities. It began by supplying more than 1,500 digitizer channels for the LUX dark matter experiment, where the equipment has operated underground without a reported failure since installation. Today, the West Henrietta company develops data-acquisition systems for researchers worldwide.ROCHESTER, NY
Psychology Software Tools, IncFounded in 1987 by behavioral research scientist Walter Schneider, Psychology Software Tools has spent nearly four decades working from within the research community, with researchers involved in designing, developing, and testing its products. The Pittsburgh company is best known for E-Prime, its computerized experiment platform, and for building tools that help researchers work with complex laboratory environments. PST is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for its research-supporting products and services.513210SHARPSBURG, PA