Nanotechnology Products, Applications & Instruments

NanoBeam has developed breakthrough technology to produce high performance and cost effective electron beam lithography tools.

The company's service offering is concentrated on polymer processing, coating, piezoelectric ceramics sensors and material characterisation.

A manufacturer of Scanning Probe Microscopes and measurement systems.

Nexeon has patented a unique way of structuring silicon so that it delivers extended cycle life and significantly increases battery capacity. In contrast to carbon, Nexeon's silicon anode materials have a much higher capacity for lithium and as a result are capable of almost ten times the gravimetre capacity per gram (mAh/g).

Nikalyte Ltd is a leading supplier of various nanoparticles coatings for R&D and commercialization in a wide variety of application areas including cell binding, cell separation, drug delivery, catalysis, metamaterials, nano-photonics, electrochemistry, and batteries.

The company specializes in the design and manufacture of probes for atomic force microscopy and cantilever-based sensor devices.

Develops and manufactures solid state sensor technology.

The company develops and commercialises advanced materials and technology solutions across a range of markets including: Electronics (PCB's, plastic electronics, electromechanical devices and flat displays); Industrial specialties (specialty fibres, textiles, laminates and composites); Life sciences/health care markets (including sterile surfaces, separation media and microarrays, biomedical materials); and Low Carbon Technologies (photovoltaics, advanced lighting, fuel cells).

Oxford Instruments specialises in the design, manufacture and support of high-technology tools and systems for industry, research, education, space, energy, defence and healthcare. The company's Our aim is to be the leading provider of tools and systems for the emerging nanotechnology and bioscience markets.

The company designs high temperature optical and opto-mechanical structures in materials such as sapphire and silicon, including membranes, waveguides and fluorescence structures.