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我们发展可以追溯到1963年的University of Milan兽医生理学系。Ugo Basile先生是公司的创始人。当时，他因在技术，设计和研发等方面的经验而被任命为该系的首席实验员。他发明了很多新的仪器，同时又改进了多台现有仪器从而满足了学校研究人员对生物医学研究设备的需要。Basile先生还将专业的光学，机械加工，电磁制动等众多领域的技术结合在一起进而成功开发出新颖的设备供实际应用。

研究人员使用他特制的“Basile”的设备，广泛发表文章。研究人员的赞誉，设备的可信性，可靠性以及创新性成为Ugo Basile先生的仪器最好的广告。他像一名熟练的工匠，一名富有经验的技术设计专家，一名优秀的发明家，他的名声开始向他所在的兽医生理学系以外扩展。的确，他的名气迅速延展开始超出了University of Milan的学术范围。尤其是对科研设备高要求的医药工业的研究人员，他们聚焦于疼痛药物的开发，非常需要Basile先生的发明。

1964年，由于对"Basile"制造的设备需求逐渐增大，Basile 先生雇佣了一位电子技术工程师做汇编程序和一位极具经验的机械技术人员做加工。很快，由于需求猛增使得他们放弃了在University of Milan的工作而专注于装备精良的生产高标准设备的工厂。在这三个人的努力下"basile 工厂"诞生了。1965年，他们在Milan的另一个地方重新整合，诞生了一个新的核心团队。后一年，他们开始和一家美国已有很名的设备制造公司展开长期的合作，为研究人员提供生物医学研究设备。Basile的发明使得他们在1966年在美国的Atlanta召开的Faseb大会受到与会人员的热烈欢迎。新的思路大量涌入，仪器研发人员根据用户需要改进设备设计，进而为科学家们提供更好的产品。

需求的增长和多样的产品线使得Basile先生不断扩大规模，他的公司成为一个专业的设备生产商。同时产品线也扩展到了生物研究的其它领域，特别是在行为学评估方面。1972年，公司（也就是现在的"Ugo Basile Biological Research Apparatus Company"）搬迁至风景如画的一座山边，那儿可以俯瞰Varese湖，厂区外则是Comerio的一个小镇（在Lombardy的西北部，距Milan仅一小时车程）。

现在，老厂房仍旧还在。而现代化的厂区按照最新式的设计建造，他完整的包括了机械加工车间，测试部门，研发部，软件开发部，货运部，收货区以及仓储部等，同时还有一个现代化的商务办公处。

新千年给Ugo Basile带来了新的发展，我们通过了ISO 9001 产品质量认证，CE认证，在美国Pennsylvania成立了一个新的总部以及在瑞士成立了一个新的研发部门。

Ugo Basile 将竭诚为您提供最优质的生物医学科研仪器和服务。

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Our company's roots trace back to 1963 and the Department of Veterinary Physiology, University of Milan. Ugo Basile, this company's founder, was appointed Chief Laboratory Technician for the department in recognition of his expertise in engineering, design, and invention. His skillfulness in creating new apparatus and modifying existing research equipment had become apparent to many researchers at the University, as did the demand for more and varied instruments and Mr. Basile was able to bring together expertise optics, machining, glass blowing, electromagnetic actuators, and other fields to successfully develop novel instruments for new applications.

As researchers used his custom equipment, results of experiments using "Basile" inventions were published widely; naturally, word of mouth, dependability, reliability, and innovation became the best advertisement for Mr. Basile's novel apparati and instruments. His reputation as a skilled craftsman, an expert in technical design, and a clever inventor began to reach an arena far outside his own department; indeed, word was quickly spreading far beyond the academic setting at the University of Milan. Particularly high demand came from pharmaceutical industry researchers, who focused on analgesic drug development and had a great need for Basile's inventions.

By 1964, demand was so large for "Basile" custom instrumentation, that Mr. Basile was led to hire an electronics technician as an assembler, and an experienced mechanic. Quickly, even greater demand for his instruments forced Basile and colleagues to abandon their departmental environs at the University of Milan for a dedicated, well-equipped production facility. Thus, "Basile Works" was born out of this three-man cottage industry, and in 1965 the team relocated to an outside location elsewhere in Milan and assembled a core staff. In the next year, Basile begins a long and fruitful collaboration with an American company known for manufacturing and supplying biomedical research instrumentation for over a century. Basile inventions make their premier at the 1966 FASEB Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and enjoy a welcome reception from this audience.

Increasing demand and diversification of product line compelled Basile to increase in staff and size, to concentrate on the production of families of products. The outgrowth into a major manufacturing facility, and expansion of Basile Works' product line into other biomedical fields, especially behavioral assessment, necessitated more personnel and a larger facility. In the early 1970's, Mr. Basile began the search for a more adequate facility. In 1972, the company (now "Ugo Basile Biological Research Apparatus Company" relocated to a picturesque mountainside factory overlooking Varese Lake, outside the small village of Comerio (in the Lakes District of Northwest Lombardy, an hour by car North of Milan.)

This open floorplan factory remains the home of Ugo Basile Biological Research Apparatus even today. The modern facility encompasses not only state-of-the-art manufacturing division, but also completely equipped machine shops, testing facility, research and development department, software research and development laboratory, shipping, receiving, and stock areas, as well as a modern business office. Snow-capped Monte Rosa, the second highest peak in the Alps, can be seen through the factory's glass walls along its Southern and Western exposures.