Introduction

Collaboration is the key to success in any type of research. It allows colleagues to exchange ideas, shift paradigms, and break barriers that operating autonomously would never breach. At Rockland, that’s why we actively pursue partnerships with leading universities, independent research laboratories, and medical organizations. Our work with the scientific community is as broad as it is deep, utilizing our vast resources to collaborate on research needs worldwide. We work with top researchers to develop antibody reagents not currently in existence, striving to achieve far reaching scientific results through research-focused products. Ultimately, our scientists and researchers share the same goal – high-quality reagents that are properly validated for accuracy.

Rockland partners with researchers in highly reputable organizations around the world to realize groundbreaking innovation in a variety of scientific genres. Through these partnerships, our scientists can create the antibodies needed to yield new discoveries, providing highly specialized tools and systems that deliver repeatable and reliable results.  When our collaborative researchers have technical questions, our scientists - not sales representatives – are providing the answers. These interpersonal collaborations between scientists are critical to our success.

Current Collaborations

Rockland is currently partnered with a number industry leading organizations, including the National Cancer Institute and Lankenau Institute for Medical Research. Read more about each of these projects and the scientific innovations they have led to below:

	Rockland partners with National Cancer Institute’s Center for Cancer Research, and the team has released over 100 antibodies involved in signal transduction and cancer research so far. Learn more about this collaboration.
	Rockland collaborates with LIMR to provide monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies, which bind biomarkers crucial for cell signaling, immune system regulation, inflammatory responses, cellular metabolism, and cancer progression. Learn more about this collaboration.
	Rockland has collaborated with Wheaton on the development of the CELLine Bioreactor Flask, which can help labs cut costs while providing high quality results in a number of analyses, including Western Blot, ELISA and immunohistochemistry assays. Learn more about this collaboration.
	Rockland Immunochemicals has collaborated with Bio-Rad to develop an enhanced multiplex fluorescent western blotting protocol. The assays produce high resolution immunoblots on PVDF membrane, providing increased visibility and profiling of low abundance proteins. Learn more about this collaboration.
	Rockland has collaborated with Leica Microsystems to jointly analyze the sub-cellular localization of Akt using high-resolution STED microscopy.  Learn more about this collaboration.

We Want to Work with You!

Our scientists are not only interested in providing quality products, but in deriving scientific discovery on the cutting edge of their fields. Rockland works on many high-profile research projects and we continue to seek and receive government research grants in cancer and immunological research. We have a broad spectrum of research experience, including:

We specialize in developing solutions that help drive scientific innovation. Rockland scientists are direct contributors to the success of research in their areas of expertise and always are focused on learning new techniques. Contact us today to see how we can work with you on your next project. If you are interested in partnering with Rockland, contact Carl A. Ascoli, Ph.D, our Lab Director.