Nanotechnology in Wisconsin – companies, research, and degree programs
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Nanotechnology companies in Wisconsin
There are 8 companies in Wisconsin with a nanotechnology focus, listed alphabetically.
Products & Instruments
Ereztech
The company provides organometallic precursor R&D and manufacturing, working with a wide range of organometallics, metals, air-sensitive materials, rare-earth derivatives, ligands and other building blocks used in deposition precursors for the production of electronics, photovoltaics, and fine and specialty chemicals.
Products & Instruments
InStep NanoPower
InStep NanoPower have developed an inexpensive simple high-power energy harvester capable of converting mechanical energy to electrical power providing up to 20 Watts, which can dramatically extend the capabilities and operational times of a wide range of mobile electronic devices. The mechanical energy is converted to electrical energy by a novel microfluidic device through the interaction of thousands of liquid microdroplets with a groundbreaking nanostructured substrate.
Products & Instruments
Mad City Labs
A manufacturer of nanopositioning systems with sub-nanometer precision.
Products & Instruments
Material Interface
The company manufactures nanoparticle-based surface treatment for alloys in aggressive industrial conditions of elevated temperature and corrosion.
Nanobio & Medicine
Promega
Promega's products are used in life science research, particularly in genomics, proteomics, and cellular analysis to support molecular diagnostics and human identification.
Products & Instruments
SonoPlot
SonoPlot provides innovative fluid dispensers and chemical surface treatments for microelectronics and the life sciences. The Microplotter line of dispensers can print microcircuitry on a desktop for research and development or deposit high-density grids of biomolecules such as DNA or proteins for fabrication of microarrays. A wide variety of materials can be treated with the SonoCoat surface modification process, producing ideal surfaces for adhering molecules in a microarray.
Nanotechnology research organizations in Wisconsin
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