A spin-out from the Center for Chemical Separation, IBC Advanced Technologies Inc. is a world leading fine and specialty chemicals company that develops and commercializes Molecular Recognition Technology (MRT) products and processes. Molecular recognition is a process by which one chemical species shows a distinct preference for another. IBC provides innovative molecular recognition products to the industrial process, environmental, analytical, and life sciences industries. IBC's products are used by customers to enhance the performance, purity and quality of their products; improve their production and analytical processes; magnify their ability to detect and remove impurities; deal cost effectively with environmental issues and, as a result, expand their markets, reduce costs and minimize pollution. (source: www.ibcmrt.com)

Company News

IBC Advanced Technologies, Inc. is privately held and was founded in 1988 by, and named after, three BYU professors, Reed M. Izatt, Jerald S. Bradshaw, and the late James J. Christensen. In their honor, IBC sponsors the annual Izatt-Christensen Award in Macrocyclic Chemistry to the top macrocyclic chemist in the world. Professors Izatt and Bradshaw have been awarded the Utah Governor's Medal for Science and Technology and The American Chemical Society's Award in Separations Science and Technology. IBC has a broad-based intellectual property portfolio consisting of extensive trade secrets, patents and know-how. (source: www.ibcmrt.com)

Highlights

• R&D Magazine selected the 40 products that made the biggest impact on society and technology in the past 40 years. This select group included Empore Rad Disks, with AnaLig® from IBC.

• Fine and specialty chemicals
• Molecular Recognition Technology (MRT)