Articles from Astoriom

Astoriom, a global quality expert in safeguarding scientific research and consumer product sample assets, today announced the appointment of Will Edwards, as Chief Executive Officer. Will will continue to build on Astoriom’s strong foundations to support the next phase of growth across its international portfolio of sample stability storage, biorepository services, validation solutions, as well as sample storage design and disaster recovery. His appointment reflects Astoriom’s continued focus on operational excellence, resilience and scaling high-quality, compliant sample management solutions for organizations operating in complex, regulated life science and consumer product environments. He succeeds Lori A. Ball, who has decided to transition into a board seat.

Carolina Molecular, a trusted molecular testing services laboratory with over 25 years of experience in life sciences, and Astoriom, a global expert in stability storage and biorepository services, announced a strategic partnership to provide seamless, integrated solutions for molecular testing and comprehensive biospecimen storage. This collaboration addresses a critical unmet need for Contract Research Organizations (CROs), pharmaceutical and biotechnology partners by offering a streamlined workflow from sample receipt and storage through advanced molecular analysis.

Astoriom, a global leader in the R&D sample stability and biorepository storage industry, has appointed Brittany Jackson, FCCA as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Brittany will work alongside the team to support the company’s financial and strategic initiatives and continue strengthening the organization’s growth in key global markets. Her appointment will also help to ensure sustainable success across its portfolio of sample stability storage, biorepository storage, disaster protection and recovery, as well as sample storage equipment and validation services.

Astoriom, a global leader in the R&D sample stability and biorepository storage industry, today announced that it has expanded the stability storage capabilities at its Tramore site in Ireland to meet demand for scalable, flexible, regulatory-compliant storage solutions from -60°C to -196°C and ICH (International Council for Harmonisation) temperature-controlled stability conditions. The additional capacity will help to ensure greater storage availability, and continuous access to a full suite of controlled environmental conditions to support time-sensitive R&D and regulatory studies.

Astoriom, a global leader in the R&D sample stability and biorepository storage industry, today announced the appointment of Ryan Smith as Global Head of Sales. He will build on the strong foundation already in place to further scale Astoriom’s portfolio of sample stability storage, biorepository storage, disaster protection and recovery, as well as sample storage equipment and validation services. Ryan’s appointment demonstrates the company’s commitment to its evolving commercial strategy and continued expansion in key markets worldwide, enabling scientists to safeguard the integrity and viability of their valuable sample assets to advance their research.