Nanotechnology Companies

NanoInnova Technologies designs, develops and commercializes instrumentation and nanostructured surfaces for research groups at the cutting edge frontier of nanotechnology.

Ssupplier of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) of uniform diameter and/or electronic type.

Nanokote Pty Ltd develops, produces and distributes nanotechnology-based industrial coating solutions for surfaces including concrete, metal, glass, ceramics and sanitary ware, with coatings designed to improve protection, durability and performance.

Nanoksi provides nanocoating and surface-protection solutions that improve surface hygiene, make surfaces dirt-repellent and easier to clean, and reduce pathogens and harmful organic compounds. The company develops ecological, high-tech surface hygiene solutions for buildings and public environments.

Produces carbon nanotubes using the CVD growth process. The process produces arrays of aligned carbon nanotubes on substrates.

Nanotechnology company and network focused on nano-enabled solutions for sustainability, pollution reduction, clean energy and societal challenges.

NanoLight Technologies is a division of Prolume Ltd., a biotechnology company developing broad applications of natural, light-emitting marine proteins, or marine bioluminescence. The NanoLight division is focused on becoming the leader in high-value reagent & reporter systems for new product development in the pharmaceutical, agrichemical, and research products industries.

Nanologica engineers nanoporous materials for use in a range of industries, from pharmaceuticals to petrochemicals. Their patented technique enables them to create structures that have novel properties and functions based on their size, shape or composition that boost efficiency and lower manufacturing costs.

A nanomaterials company creating nano particles at industrial volumes applied to a range of energy storage applications.

A manufacturer of Scanning Probe Microscopes and measurement systems.

Produces high-purity silicon and silicon carbide nanopowders at industrial scale by laser pyrolysis.

University of Cambridge start-up developing nanoscale-optimised location software and automated device fabrication technology for working with nanowires and nanomaterials.

The company is a nano and advanced material manufacturer which uses proprietary disruptive graphene technology and its integration into smart applications.

The company's mission is to enable their customers to evaluate and understand the mechanical performance of their materials on the micro- and nano-scales. With field experts in nanomechanical testing, data acquisition, system integration, and software development on their staff, tehy are well positioned to provide you with the most accurate results along with leading edge characterization.

(Site in French) A bionanotechnology firm that develops portable x-ray devices for cancer therapy.

NanoMedical Systems (NMS) is a startup company, which will commercialize the patented research of Dr. Mauro Ferrari at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston, a sponsored research site and a source of licensed IP for NMS. The company's Personalized Molecular Drug-delivery System (PMDS) is a small drug delivery device that is implanted subcutaneously (just under the skin) for slow and consistent release of a therapeutic agent over many weeks or months. A nanochannel delivery system (nDS) embodied on a silicon chip regulates the flow of therapeutic molecules.

The company's tools are dedicated to help ordinary TEM and X-ray users solve unknown nanocrystal structures using uniquely electron diffraction data in precession mode.

Nanometrisis delivers software and consulting services for the characterization of nanostructure morphology and surface topography through the analysis of their microscope images.

NanoMosaic develops nanoneedle-based multiomic biomarker detection and analysis technologies for gene therapy analytics, neurology biomarkers, brain health research and cell and gene therapy manufacturing.

Nanoimprint tools and solutions.

Nanonics is a nanoscale characterization company that manufactures scanning probe microscopes (SPM) and atomic force microscopes (AFM), with an emphasis on integrating them with other tools such as optical, spectroscopic, and electron microscopes. Among the more popular of these class if tools emerged the scanning optical microscope (NSOM/SNOM) and AFM-Raman microscope.

Manufactures SPM control systems.

Nanopharma offers nanofiber structures in the specific needs of research and industry and is heavily involved in the development of unique medical devices based on nanotechnology, such as regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.

Develops research instruments with nanotechnology and photonics such as a laser-scanning Raman microscope.

Nanoplus was founded in 1998 as a spin-off from the department of Technical Physics at Würzburg University to transfer research results into applications and products with a specialization in optoelectronics devices and customer specific micro- and nanostructuring.