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The L.U.M. GmbH is one of the leading producers for analytical devices for dispersion analysis and particle characterization.
Develops and manufactures acoustic droplet ejection (ADE) systems, a fully automated, non-contact, nozzle-free technology to dispense nanoliters of liquids.
Labocon is a Laboratory Equipment manufacturer which provides a comprehensive array of products for Life Science Research, quality control & Testing Laboratories. The product range includes Autoclave, Shaker, Shaking Incubator, Centrifuge, Spectrophotometer, Freezer, Freeze Dryer, Furnace, Microplate Reader, Particle Size Analyzer, Environmental Chamber, Bath & Circulators etc.
Labsphere is world leader in light testing and measurement, and optical coatings. The company?s products include LED, laser and traditional light source light measurement systems; uniform light sources for imaging device calibration; spectroscopy accessories; and high diffuse reflectance materials and coatings for applications in backlit panel displays, computed radiography, and system calibration.
The company develops innovative measurement and control technologies for researchers studying the physical properties of metals and ceramics at very low temperatures. Typical materials that can be measured include nanoscale electronics, quantum wires and dots, organic and dilute magnetic semiconductors, superconductors, and spintronics devices.
LamdaGen manufactures a variety of functional nano-materials in the form of independent chips in common sizes and shapes for researchers who wish to work with a highly reproducible nano-structured metallic thin-film.
The open-source LAMMPS Molecular Dynamics Simulator from Sandia Labs has potentials for soft materials (biomolecules, polymers) and solid-state materials (metals, semiconductors) and coarse-grain systems. It can be used to model atoms or, more generically, as a parallel particle simulator at the mesoscale or continuum levels.
A specialty chemicals group that develops nanocomposites and nanoadditives like its Nanoprene high-performance rubber additive.
Manufacturer of spin processing equipment.
A producer of graphene oxide and graphene oxide derivatives.
A major provider of in-situ optical sensors for research and production thin-film applications.
LDB Corp provides metrology instruments to industrial component and semiconductor companies.
The company focuses on the development, production and application of graphene and related applications.
A designer and producer of innovative high-tech precision optics systems for the analysis of micro and nanostructures.
Founded by several European chemical manufacturers LEL Group is a distributor for speciality chemicals and minerals, including a range of nanopowders, in Europe.
Offers nanofiltration systems.
The company's patented technology uses waste gas to produce a continuous flow of high grade, low-cost green graphene and hydrogen.
LG Chem, Korea's largest chemical company, conducts R&D in nanotechnology application and processes. For instance, it has developed a single-layer plastic material to make high-performance containers.
A supplier of highly doped fibers designs, manufactures and markets high performance fibers as well as fiber components and subassemblies (optical engines) for fiber amplifiers and lasers using its unique and proprietary Direct Nanoparticle Deposition (DND) technology.
LightForm develops and sells hyperspectral imaging instrumentation to life science researchers.
LightSmyth develops innovative nanophotonic products. Target areas include integrated photonics, free-space diffractives, and consumer products. LightSmyth products and innovations are centered around application of holographic and diffractive principles combined with manufacturing via state-of-the-art semiconductor patterning tools such as Deep UltraViolet (DUV) steppers/scanners.
The company is developing a new generation of advanced nonlinear electro-optic and all-optical organic polymers that can convert high-speed electronic signals into optical signals or allow light waves to switch other light waves.
The biomedical division of Linari Engineering offers electrospinning devices, and bioreactors and incubators for cell cultures.
Linkam develops and manufactures a broad range of heating and freezing stages for both OEM and end users to visualize and explore materials properties. Used in conjunction with light microscopes and other forms of spectroscopy, Linkam stages are found in thousands of laboratories worldwide with the most successful heating/freezing stage, the THMS600, selling over 3000 units alone.
The combination of a protected blood transporting nanocarrier system and a tumor specific activation technology makes LiPlasome Pharma very competitive in a commercially attractive and dynamic anticancer market, where drug delivery systems will gain increasing importance over the coming years.