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|Articles|June 20, 2008
Nysa Announces Company Name Change to Natrix Separations, Inc.
Nysa Membrane Technologies, Inc., announced Natrix Separations, Inc. as the company's new name.
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Nysa Membrane Technologies, Inc., announced Natrix Separations, Inc. as the company's new name. The company, a supplier of high performance, single use and multi-cycle disposable chromatography products was founded in 2005 in Ontario, Canada, to commercialize a unique chromatography technology originally developed at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
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