Nanotechnology Commercial Organizations – Directory
Showing results 61 - 75 of 113 for nanotechnology companies in UK:
Producer of fullerenes.
A green nanotechnology start-up whose mission is to develop sustainable products using their patented green manufacturing process for metallic nanoparticles.
Mi-Net Technologiey is a scientific distributor of advanced materials, components and instruments for research and industry.
Development, manufacture and marketing of nanomechanical testing instruments for research and quality assurance.
Design, synthesis and manufacture of biocompatible nanoparticles called nanocells.
Mir Enterprises was established in 2006 as a cutting-edge service provider in the micro, nano and thin film device technologies.
The company is working with key industry partners to develop the commercial application of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs).
The Naneum 'SAC' range of instruments includes portable size-selective devices which measure aerosol particle concentrations in the nano-particulate size range - that is down to one nanometre of diameter.
NanoBeam has developed breakthrough technology to produce high performance and cost effective electron beam lithography tools.
Develops and manufactures fluorescent quantum dots from semi-conductor and metallic materials.
The company's service offering is concentrated on polymer processing, coating, piezoelectric ceramics sensors and material characterisation.
A manufacturer of graphene, carbon nanotubes, fullerenes and various nanoparticles and nanoparticle dispersions.
A manufacturer of Scanning Probe Microscopes and measurement systems.
A service lab offering FIB (focused ion beam) and other microscopy services to NanoResearchers who do not have their own equipment - for the purposes of direct nano-fabrication of devices for test and analysis.
nanoTherics Ltd was formed in August 2007 to exploit a novel gene transfection technology arising from biomedical research at Keele University and the University of Florida. The patented technology uses nanoparticles and magnetic fields to facilitate the delivery of foreign DNA into living cells.