Nanotechnology Companies

Nanovex Biotechnologies SL is an innovative technology-based spin-off from the University of Oviedo founded in 2014 that provides a wide range of services and products in the nanobiotechnology field.

Nanovia has the capacity for industrial production of nanofibrous material. This capacity is used for manufacturing barrier fabrics introduced to the market under its own brand names Nanovia AntiAllergy, Nanovia AntiMicrobe and Nanovia Waterproof, as well as Nanovia filtration materials. Nanovia offers its own production capacity for custom-made nanofibrous materials for different applications and final products.

A nanobio-pharmaceutical company utilizing nanoscale materials and processes to develop anti-viral drugs against a wide range range of human and animal viruses.

Nanovis develops, manufactures and markets nanotechnical systems for surface treatment of organic and inorganic solids, such as plastic, ceramic, glass or metal parts.

Develops cloth-based nanosensor technology combined with artificial intelligence for remote, medical-grade diagnostic monitoring of cardiac and other conditions.

NanoWorld™ is a manufacturer of innovative high-quality probes for Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) and Scanning Probe Microscopy (SPM). The many kinds of SPM probes with various tip shapes and coatings offered by NanoWorld are used by researchers as well as in industrial applications.

A manufacturer and supplier of high volume graphene powder for use in industrial markets.

An integrated device manufacturer of DRAM memory chips and modules, and one of the largest DRAM suppliers worldwide.

A specialist in powder processing - drying, milling, particle design.

A nanomaterials company that develops and markets proprietary technologies and products that provide novel properties to a variety of materials such as industrial polymers, plastics and composites. Core product: Halloysite nanotubes.

A leading Chinese semiconductor process equipment maker, producing etch, PVD, ALD and CVD systems, oxidation and diffusion furnaces, and cleaning tools for integrated circuit and photovoltaic manufacturing.

Developer of next-generation power semiconductor devices and technologies based on gallium nitride and silicon carbide for high-efficiency power electronics.

The company is developing architectured nanomaterials, high-performance solutions for next-generation composites and energy components, including advanced fuel cells and electrolyzers, to enhance industrial efficiency and durability.

The company specializes in designing instruments for inductive heating experiments of nanostructured materials whose major application is in Magnetic Hyperthermia.

The inspiration for NBD came from the Namib Desert Beetle, a beetle that has the ability to harvest water every morning in the Namibian desert. Based on years of research coming from elite university laboratories, NBD focuses on thin film coatings that enhance heat transfer through condensation, de-misting and anti-scaling characteristics.

The company designs and manufactures an ultrafast High-Throughput Atomic Force Microscopy (HT-AFM) system for metrology of advanced ICs.

Develops, manufactures and distributes nanoscale materials to create significant performance improvements in high-volume manufactured goods.

Nemo Nanomaterials produces carbon-nanotube-based additive concentrates (NemoBLEND) that disperse nanomaterials into plastics at low loadings to add electrical and thermal conductivity and EMI shielding.

NenoVision develops correlative microscopy instrumentation, including its LiteScope atomic force microscope designed to operate inside a scanning electron microscope using Correlative Probe and Electron Microscopy (CPEM) technology.

Neo-Bionica Pty Ltd is a medical-device development and manufacturing company focused on implantable neurotechnology, with cleanroom and prototyping facilities integrated within St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne.

The company is specialized on researching and production of metal nanopowders.

Metrology and failure analysis tools. The company serves nanotechnology R&D markets, semiconductor labs for failure analysis and electrical characterization, and wafer labs for process control metrology.

Nano-grinding instruments.

NeuroNexus develops and manufactures microscale neural interface products and technologies for neuroscience research, neurosurgery and neurostimulation.

Invents, manufactures and sells miniature ceramic motors and positioning systems using patented piezoelectric designs. They enable researchers to create more precise laboratory automation and nanotechnology tools.