Joseph and Walter Coulter, holding a "Coulter - Science Serving Humanity" banner
- 1993
The photograph was taken to mark the Coulter Corporation's 35th anniversary. The group in the photograph are presumably Coulter employees at the company's Miami headquarters. Most wear red and white--the company's colors--and a pair of balloons float in the background.
Wallace and Joseph Coulter founded the Coulter Corporation to market Coulter Counters, instruments for blood cell analysis patented by Wallace Coulter in 1953. Originally run out of a basement in Chicago, the business formally incorporated in 1958 and relocated to Miami in 1961. The Coulter Corporation produced an array of research and clinical instruments, antibodies, and reagents. Beckman Instruments acquired the company in 1997 and changed its name to Beckman Coulter, Inc. the following year.
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“Joseph and Walter Coulter, Holding a ‘Coulter - Science Serving Humanity’ Banner,” 1993. Beckman Historical Collection, Box 90, Folder 11. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/474299338.
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