SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY

Somalytics, Inc. is a technology company specializing in advanced sensor technology, particularly carbon nanotube composite capacitive sensors. They develop innovative solutions for eye tracking, human-machine interaction, and industrial safety applications. Their customers include technology firms and manufacturers seeking to enhance their products with sensitive and cost-effective sensor solutions.

CENS Materials is a company specializing in the development of advanced cathode and anode materials for Li-ion batteries. They focus on enhancing battery performance across various industries, including automotive and consumer electronics, by utilizing innovative nanotechnology. Their products aim to improve energy density, reduce charging times, and lower costs for manufacturers.

Nanoforce is a contract research company that is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Queen Mary University of London. It acts as a bridge between academia and industry, providing R&D, scale-up, and characterization services for advanced materials, with a particular focus on polymers, composites, and ceramics.

GoGoNano is a nanotech startup working in the field of stain & water protectors. Our team is passionate about finding and creating eco-friendly cleaning and protective products that people feel safe to use within their home and around their family. We have developed a range of protective and cleaning products.

Highly validated and characterized monoclonal/polyclonal antibodies, recombinant proteins, and ELISA kits. AAA Biotech (also known as AAA Bio or AAABio) is constantly working to expand its capacity to provide antibodies, recombinant proteins, and ELISA kits targeting a wide range of proteins.

Eikon Therapeutics is a biopharmaceutical company that is pioneering a new approach to drug discovery based on single-molecule tracking (SMT). The company's proprietary super-resolution microscopy platform allows it to visualize the real-time movement of individual proteins in living cells, enabling the development of novel therapeutics.

Strano Research Group is a public entity based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) focused on advanced research in chemical engineering and nanotechnology. They develop innovative solutions for health, energy, and food production, serving researchers and professionals in these fields. Their work includes plant nanotechnology, medical applications, and sustainable materials.

Evident is a global manufacturer of microscopy and videoscopy solutions for the life science and industrial markets. As the successor to the Olympus Scientific Solutions division, the company provides a wide range of advanced optical microscopes, from routine inspection tools to high-end laser scanning confocal systems, for research and quality control.

Carl Zeiss AG is a leading global technology enterprise in the fields of optics and optoelectronics. The company is a critical enabler of nanotechnology through its various divisions, providing a world-leading portfolio of electron and ion microscopes (SEM, TEM, FIB-SEM), advanced optical microscopes, and, through its Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology segment, the essential optical systems for EUV lithography.

Magnify Biosciences is a US-based startup that is commercializing a novel expansion microscopy platform. The company's technology physically expands biological samples, enabling them to be imaged with nanoscale resolution on conventional diffraction-limited microscopes, thereby democratizing super-resolution imaging.

Alpenglow Biosciences is a US-based company developing a 3D spatial biology platform for drug development and clinical diagnostics. The company's technology uses light-sheet microscopy and AI-powered image analysis to create detailed 3D visualizations of entire tissues, providing new insights into complex disease pathology.

ariadne.ai is a Swiss technology company that provides AI-powered image analysis services for biomedical research. The company's deep learning-based platform is used to automate the analysis of complex microscopy images, such as those from spatial omics, to extract quantitative data and accelerate discovery in neuroscience and other fields.