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    Nanosurf: Zoom into the future Nanosurf is a company that thrives on challenges at the frontier of what is physically achievable. By concentrating our collective efforts on the obstacles that stand...
  • Article - 4 Dec 2003
    3D Matrix has created a system of peptides that self-assemble into strands. These then become framework for cells to grow into tissue. Posted August 21 2003
  • News - 29 Sep 2008
    Singapore's Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (IBN), which celebrates its fifth anniversary this year, has invented a unique user-friendly gel that can liquefy on demand, with the...
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    At PerkinElmer, we design, manufacture and deliver advanced technology solutions that address the world's most critical health and safety concerns, including maternal and fetal health, clean water...
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    Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology provides high-performance, specialized analysis and testing technology for the widest range of research and production applications. Our broad portfolio of 2D and...
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    The National University of Singapore (NUS) acknowledges the global trend that nanotechnology is expected to be a key technology. NUS, in tradition of spearheading cutting-edge research programs, has...
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    Platypus Technologies develops, produces and markets nanotechnologies for the life sciences. We produce a variety of nano-structured surfaces for use in research and are also developing a range of...
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    Our pursuit is progress for people everywhere. That's why we take a closer look at things, ask questions, and think ahead. We've been around for more than 350 years, yet our majority owners...
  • News - 2 Sep 2009
    A research team led by Lucas Pelkmans at ETH Zürich has managed to decipher a well-known phenomenon that had, until now, remained unexplained: why cells of the same type can react differently and...
  • News - 15 Feb 2017
    Culturing a large number of healthy human stem cells may soon be possible using a matrix composed of gelatin nanofibers on a synthetic polymer microfiber mesh. The ‘fiber-on-fiber’...

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