Innovnano is a young company, located in Lisbon & state of the art production plant in South of Portugal.
Innovnano is part of CUF, centenary in the chemical industry. CUF being the largest Portuguese chemical group, with production facilities in Portugal & Spain.
Innovnano takes advantage of is unique & innovative proprietary process for the synthesis of micro & nano particles.
Our Value Proposal: Challenge our Process
• High Pressure Continuous Process
• High Purity Materials
• Quality Product Range: Nanomaterials & Advanced Ceramics
• Up-scaling, Reproducibility & Reliability
• Competitive Production Method
http://www.innovnano.pt/
Nanogap is the most innovative Spanish company of 2007 by the spanish Ministry of Industry. We produce metallic and magnetic nanoparticles as raw material, additives for paints and coatings and silver based inks for inkjet printing. We are able to serve industry and can customize all our products.
http://www.nanogap.es/Nanofactory helps accelerate innovation and create commercial opportunities in micro & nano technologies by leveraging the world-class expertise offered by the United Kingdom’s Yorkshire & Humber region’s Universities and businesses.
Nanofactory…. helps accelerate your innovation by providing:
• A single point of entry to facilities, services and over 300 experts in MNT across Yorkshire’s universities and businesses;
•Individually tailored help for companies to explore how MNT can create new business opportunities;
•Applied expertise on all stages of the product supply chain from concept through to commercialisation;
•Partnership opportunities for collaborative funding (eg: FP7, TSB).
HORIBA Scientific instruments provide solutions for the physical, chemical and elemental characterisation of nanomaterials and particles at surfaces, interfaces and liquid/solid matrices.
Our product line includes:
• Raman spectrometers for the fast, non-destructive chemical analysis of solids, powders, liquids, and gases. These include Raman microscopes, hybrid Raman systems (such as Raman-FTIR and Raman-AFM) and modular Raman systems.
• Spectroscopic Ellipsometers for characterising thickness and refractive index of thin films and structures.
• Spectrofluorimeters and Fluorescence Microscopes for characterising fluorescence lifetimes and electronic properties of nanomaterials.
• Particle Size Analysers for characterising size distribution of nanoparticles from 1nm to 3mm.
• ICP Spectrometers, Glow Discharge Spectrometers and, XRF Microscopes for analysing bulk elemental composition, elemental composition with depth in structures and microanalysis.
•Spectroscopic Imaging instruments.
HORIBA Scientific instruments are used for demanding applications in research, QC/QA laboratories and industrial process control throughout the world.
http://www.horiba.com/uk/scientific/markets-industries/nanotechnology/
Intertek MSG, a supplier of Analytical Services, provides expertise in Nano material characterisation throughout the supply chain, ranging from visualising, identifying and measuring nano particles through to measuring the desired improved material end property. In 2006 MSG was established as a Core Provider in the NanoCentral network, bringing the combined understanding of ‘structure-property-processing’ aspects of materials. In particular, Intertek MSG can apply a number of different particle sizing techniques (laser diffraction, PCCS, disc centrifuge) identify and characterise structures (XRD, SEM, TEM, pore systems), process dispersions in polymers at small scale and measure mechanical properties. For more information please contact Dr Allan Stewart or Dr Isla Mathieson on +44 (0)1642 435788 or come and see us at stand X at NanoMaterials 09
http://www.intertek.com/The N8 Molecular Engineering Translational Research Centre The science of everyday things METRC is a virtual lab pooling expertise from leading research centres at Universities across the North of England. Our focus is on soft nanotechnology and its applications in industry. Our target markets include home and personal care, medicine and healthcare, and energy.
http://www.molecularengineering.co.uk/Hosokawa Micron leads the way in nano particle production technologies that can increase product value by improving and adding functionality. We are able to work directly with customers to create unique nano-composites and engineered particles to meet specific demands, improve powder characteristics and/or create new characteristics without changing chemical properties.
http://www.hosokawa.co.uk/For over 25 years Hiden Analytical has been a global leader in the design and manufacture of scientific instruments for research, development and production applications. In vacuum, gas, surface and plasma processes our quadrupole mass spectrometers have gained a worldwide reputation for their precision and outstanding performance.
http://www.hidenanalytical.com/Nanotechnology at The University of Glasgow brings together the expertise of more than 70 academics to influence the emergent technologies of the 21st century. We specialise in five key areas:
• nanotechnology for engineering systems
• nanotechnology for biomedicine
• tools for nanotechnology
• nanotechnology for structural and functional materials; and
• nanoelectronics
The University has been pushing the frontiers of nanofabrication forward for more than 30 years. Transcending the traditional subject boundaries of physics, chemistry, engineering, biology and earth science, our work is highly interdisciplinary and has established a number of world records in nanofabrication technology and device performance.
Based on the strength of our research excellence in nanotechnology The University of Glasgow is one of only 2 Scottish universities to win an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, Knowledge Transfer Account which provides support to ensure that research is exploited to maximum effect. The KTA is able to provide financial support for collaborative projects and help organisations and businesses access our nanotechnology skills, knowledge and experience.
At the University we have a long history of working with industry through mechanisms such as collaborative research, contract research, consultancy and training.
Contact Information
KTA Project Manager: Neil Bowering
E-mail: n.bowering@enterprise.gla.ac.uk
Phone: 0141 330 8688
BHR Group is an independent fluid engineering consultancy & research
organisation, providing practical and cost-effective solutions for clients
through confidential consultancy projects and shared-cost consortia.
Helping the Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Aerospace, Electronics, Paints, Inks,
Coatings, Plastics and Component Manufacturing Industries to bring novel
products to market BHR Group capabilities include:
• Nanoparticle dispersion and stabilisation
• Equipment design, scale up and evaluation
• Dispersion characterisation
• Physical and numerical modelling
• Design of nanoengineered surfaces
• Testing of nanoenhanced materials, components and systems
• Tribological Assessments
CAN GmbH offers contract research and development of nanoparticle systems on applications for the areas of consumables, specialty polymers and healthcare products and participates in national and international research programs.
CAN GmbH has access to a large regional network of internationally outstanding scientists in the nanosciences, nanotechnology and life sciences as well as to an excellent array of instruments that is state-of-the art internationally.
PlasmaChem GmbH is the developer and manufacturer of a comprehensive spectrum of nanomaterials from nanodiamonds to quantum dots for R&D purposes as well as of nanoparticles based consumer goods products and solutions for industrial applications (electroplating, automotive, optical, polishing etc.)
For further information please contact:
Dr. Alexei Antipov
PlasmaChem GmbH
Rudower Chaussee 29, D-12489, Berlin
Tel1.: +49 (0)30/6392-6313
Tel2.: +49 (0)176/201-448-75
Fax: +49 (0)30/6392-6314
e-mail: antipov@plasmachem.com
NETZSCH-Mastermix Ltd. is a world leading machine manufacturer. We design and manufacture equipment for mechanically producing nanoparticles by 2 distinct processes: comminution (the breaking down of primary particles) or the dispersing of agglomerated nano structured materials.
With machinery designed specifically for the development of nano materials NETZSCH is an excellent partner for help with creating nano dispersions.
Andy James
NETZSCH-Mastermix Ltd
23 Lombard Street
Lichfield
Staffs
WS13 6DP
Tel: 01543 418938
Fax: 01543 418926
Mob: 07976 762621
http://www.netzsch-grinding.com
PowderPro AB supplies equipments and know-how for Freeze Granulation, i e spray freezing and subsequent freeze drying, a tool for superior material preparation. Homogeneity preservation and redispersable granules provide excellent performance into processing of ceramic and metal powders, nanotechnology, nanocomposites, diamond tools, catalysts, battery materials, lighting, pyrotechnicals, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.
http://www.powderpro.se/
SAFENANO: the UK’s premier resource on nanotechnology health and safety
SAFENANO is a UK DTI Nanotechnology Centre of Excellence with a principal focus on health, safety and environmental aspects of Nanotechnology.
Established in 2006, SAFENANO provides industry, academia, government and the general public with independent, impartial advice about the potential risks to the environment and human health from nanoparticles. This is achieved via SAFENANO’s three main activities: safenano.org, the SAFENANO Community, and SAFENANO Scientific Services.
Spanning the gap between knowledge and regulation in a rapidly changing field, SAFENANO provides independent expert advice and judgement on all aspects of nanotechnology health and safety with an emphasis on designing solutions specifically for the individual client.
Dr Steve Hankin
Email: steve.hankin@iom-world.org
Tel. +44(0)131 449 8040
Web: www.safenano.org
The Surrey KTA was one of only twelve Knowledge Transfer Accounts awarded to UK Universities by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
The Nanotechnology and Photonics Platform of the Surrey KTA can provide innovative research outputs and the capability to match industrial needs; access to funding for Pilot Projects and Demonstrator Programmes; increased speed and reduced cost of innovation via industry/academic exchange; and access to a wide range of laboratory facilities and academic expertise.
For more information, please contact the KE Director,Tiju Joseph, at tiju.joseph@npl.co.uk or on 07725 637907.
Analytical instrumentation from Malvern are used in the characterisation of a wide variety of materials, from industrial bulk powders to the latest nanomaterials and delicate macromolecules. These particle analysis systems deliver industrially relevant data enabling our customers to make the connection between micro (such as particle size) and macro (bulk) material properties (rheology) and chemical composition (chemical imaging).
www.malvern.com
Lambda Photometrics is a leading distributor of scientific and engineering solutions. At NanoMaterials 2010 we will be demonstrating the Phenom desktop Scanning Electron Microscope, a high resolution SEM capable of producing high magnification images of any sample including semiconductors, sintered electronics, polymers, plastics and metals. We will also display the Xenon Pulsed Light Sintering System which uses high peak energy light pulses to produce printed electronics without significantly heating the substrate or adjacent components.
