Farfield Scientific

Farfield Scientific was a specialized life sciences instrumentation company that pioneered Dual Polarization Interferometry (DPI) for molecular analysis. The company's flagship AnaLight platform enabled researchers to observe real-time structural changes in proteins and other biomolecules at the sub-angstrom level. This technology provided critical insights into molecular orientation, density, and thickness, supporting drug discovery and fundamental biological research. By offering structural data alongside kinetic information, Farfield's tools provided a unique advantage over traditional label-free detection methods. The company was acquired by Biolin Scientific in 2008, integrating its technology into a broader portfolio of surface science instruments.