Linking Scientists with Research Solutions
Providing instrumentation to scientists and the preclinical research community to advance research, science and medicine
Find the Best Instrument for Your Studies
Navigating the large number of instruments and systems available for research can be a challenging task. Among the many technologies you might encounter are preclinical imaging systems such as High-Frequency ultrasound, MRI, DEXA, Optical (BLI/FLI/NIR I/NIR II), PET/CT, PET/MR, SPECT, PhotoAcoustic, and Intravital Microscopy systems.
That’s where Scintica comes in, providing comprehensive preclinical solutions for a wide range of research areas and applications. Let us help simplify your search and find the best fit for your study.


Upcoming Events
An Efficient and Reliable Method to Determine SpO2 in Rodents
Accurate, non-invasive physiological monitoring is key to reproducible pre-clinical research studies. While the Rodent Surgical Monitor (RSM+) system has helped many researchers monitor the standard vital signs ECG, respiration, and ...
CSM SCM 2025: Canadian Society of Microbiology
Join Scintica at CSM/SCM 2025!We’re excited to be part of the Canadian Society of Microbiologists Annual Conference in Montréal — and we can’t wait to see you there. 📍 Location:Université de ...
SNMMI 2025: Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging
Join us at SNMMI 2025 - We'll be at Booth 1217! We can't wait to see you there. When does the Meeting Take Place? June 21 - 24 New Orleans Morial Convention Center New ...
ISTU 2025: Annual International Symposium on Therapeutic Ultrasound
We are thrilled to gather with scientists, engineers, clinicians and industry from around the world as we came together in beautiful Banff, Canada for the 24th Annual International Symposium on Therapeutic ...
The World’s Smallest Pacemaker: Design and Applications
Abstract Temporary pacemakers are essential for the care of patients with short-lived bradycardia in post-operative and other settings. Conventional devices require invasive open-heart surgery or less invasive endovascular surgery, both of ...
BCVS 2025: Basic Cardiovascular Sciences
Join us at BCVS 2025! We can't wait to see you there. When does the Meeting Take Place? July 23 - 25 Baltimore Marriott Waterfront hotel Baltimore, MA ...
ASBMR 2025: American Society for Bone and Mineral Research
Join us at ASBMR 2025! We can't wait to see you there. When does the Meeting Take Place? September 5 - 8 Washington State Convention Center Seattle, WA ...
WMIC 2025: World Molecular Imaging Congress
Join us at WMIC 2025! We can't wait to see you there. When does the Meeting Take Place? September 29 - October 3 Dena'ina Center Ancorage, Alaska ...
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Our diverse team of scientific experts have experience in study design, image acquisition, data analysis and more.
Making your research simpler and more productive
Our Mission
At Scintica, we are dedicated to advancing science and medicine by supplying top-notch instrumentation to scientists and the preclinical research community. We strive to connect researchers with the most suitable research solutions and tools, empowering them to make meaningful contributions to their field and drive progress.
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Our team of scientific experts is here to help you finding the right solution to advance your research.
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Find the right instrument for your research
At Scintica, we aim to streamline the overwhelming amount of information and choices available in the field of disease study, drug development, and scientific advancement.
Our goal is to simplify the process for scientists, enabling them to quickly find the appropriate instruments, tools, and imaging systems to achieve their research objectives and advance their work. By cutting through the clutter and providing clear, focused support, we are committed to fostering scientific progress and discovery.
Blair Poetchke , President
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