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December 15, 2005

Pathogen Detection Systems moves to new office in Bioscience Complex

For Immediate Release

KINGSTON, ON – Pathogen Detection Systems, Inc. (PDS), a developer of water-borne bacteria detection technologies, has moved its corporate offices to the Biosciences Complex in Kingston Ontario.  “We are thrilled with the move”, stated Doug Wilton, VP Operations.  He added, “This facility provides for both administrative and manufacturing space located within walking distance of our two primary research labs”.

The move was driven by the expansion of PDS and the need for manufacturing space for the consumable cartridges utilized in the company’s Desktop Testing Unit.  The Desktop Testing Unit (DTU) provides industry-leading reliability for E.coli and Total Coliforms testing in a convenient desktop package that does not require a lab.  The DTU has unprecedented ease of use, has up to an 80% decrease in time-to-result, all at a lower per-test cost.

The Bioscience Complex is a unique facility in that it co-locates private corporations and academic researchers under the same roof.  The complex is located on the main campus of Queen’s Universit.

Pathogen Detection Systems, Inc. develops advanced, on-site bacteriological monitoring systems to monitor the bacteriological quality of water systems, including drinking water, product quality assurance, wastewater, and recreational water applications.

Contact:
Dr. Peter Gallant, President & CEO
Pathogen Detection Systems, Inc.
Suite 1619, Biosciences Complex
116 Barrie Street
Kingston, Ontario
Canada
K7L 3N6

Tel: (613) 533-3321
Fax: (613) 533-3317
Web: www.pathogendetect.com
E-mail: peter.gallant@pathogendetect.com