Credits
Images and type
What is on this site, where it came from, and under what licence.
Photography
All photography on this site is stock imagery licensed for commercial use from Unsplash and Pexels, under licences that permit commercial use without attribution. It is credited here regardless, because the photographers made the pictures.
Every image is colour-graded to a single treatment — desaturated, with a forest-green multiply layer and a warm vignette — so that photographs from unrelated sources read as one consistent set. The grade is applied in CSS rather than baked into the files, so the originals are unmodified.
None of the people photographed are employees of Ryzen Research, and none of the settings are our premises. Captions throughout describe the function shown — analytical release, fill and seal, dispatch — and never name an individual, because attributing a named identity to a stock photograph would be a misrepresentation.
Where images appear
| Location | Subject |
|---|---|
| Home, hero | Analyst at a chromatography bench |
| Home, flagship band | Weighing lyophilised material |
| Home & about, roles | Synthesis, analytical release, fill and dispatch |
| Catalogue, mechanism classes | Eight laboratory and research settings |
| Research guides | Nine analytical and laboratory settings |
| Wholesale, trade band | Laboratory supply and consignment preparation |
| About | Bench, analysis and research group |
Illustration
The chromatogram traces throughout the site are drawn in SVG from a deterministic peak model — a flat baseline with one dominant peak and small related substances. They are representative of a released purity trace and are illustrative rather than reproductions of a specific instrument run. The measured figures for any batch are on its certificate of analysis.
Product vials are drawn rather than photographed. Research peptides all arrive in the same glass vial, so a photograph carries no information a drawing does not; drawing them lets the label show the compound, fill weight, batch code and purity that vial would actually carry.
Typefaces
- Archivo — display and headings. Omnibus-Type, SIL Open Font License.
- IBM Plex Sans — interface and body. IBM, SIL Open Font License.
- IBM Plex Mono — compound data, batch codes, figures. IBM, SIL Open Font License.
- IBM Plex Serif — long-form guide text. IBM, SIL Open Font License.
Corrections
If you are the author of an image used here and would like it credited differently or removed, contact us and we will act on it.