The Bruker BioSpin Group focuses on nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy, and preclinical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). This segment drives innovation in structural biology, drug discovery, and advanced materials research. R&D efforts concentrate on enhancing the sensitivity and resolution of NMR and EPR instruments, as well as developing new MRI techniques for in vivo imaging. These technologies are crucial for understanding molecular interactions, identifying disease biomarkers, and monitoring treatment responses. BioSpin's market positioning is strengthened by its collaborations with leading research institutions and pharmaceutical companies, enabling it to deliver cutting-edge solutions that address critical challenges in life sciences and materials science. Future opportunities include expanding its applications in personalized medicine and developing more compact and accessible MRI systems.

The BSI Life Science segment develops and manufactures advanced tools for proteomics, genomics, and cell biology research. This includes mass spectrometry systems, MALDI Biotyper platforms for rapid pathogen identification, and molecular diagnostics kits. R&D activities are focused on improving the speed, accuracy, and throughput of these instruments, as well as expanding their applications in clinical diagnostics and drug development. Technologies such as timsTOF (trapped ion mobility spectrometry) are used to enhance the sensitivity and resolution of mass spectrometry, enabling the identification of low-abundance proteins and metabolites. This segment plays a crucial role in advancing precision medicine by providing tools for biomarker discovery, disease diagnosis, and personalized treatment monitoring. Future growth potential lies in expanding its multi-omics solutions and developing integrated platforms that combine genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics data for a more comprehensive understanding of biological systems.

The BSI NANO segment provides advanced microscopy and metrology solutions for materials science, nanotechnology, and semiconductor manufacturing. This includes atomic force microscopy (AFM), X-ray metrology, and optical microscopy instruments. R&D efforts are directed towards improving the resolution, speed, and automation of these instruments, as well as developing new techniques for characterizing nanoscale materials and devices. Technologies such as PeakForce Tapping and Q-Control are used to enhance the performance of AFM, enabling high-resolution imaging and force measurements. This segment supports innovation in various industries, including semiconductors, data storage, and advanced materials. Future opportunities include expanding its applications in advanced packaging, developing more automated and user-friendly instruments, and integrating data analytics tools for improved data interpretation and process control.