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Adaptive Materials Inc. (AMI) (site)
Our goal is to become the leading designer, developer, and mass manufacturer of portable solid oxide fuel cell modules for electric and electronic original equipment manufacturers. We believe our portable fuel cell systems will enable a revolution in portable devices - plentiful electric power in a compact, cost-effective, reliable, efficient and environmentally friendly package.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ardesta, LLC (site)
At the core of Ardesta's contribution to building the Small Tech industry is the investment of talent and capital in product-focused companies. Since Ardesta's founding, we've created or invested in 15 product companies.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
Center for Biologic Nanotechnology (CBN) (site)
The Center will bring together the multiple disciplines necessary to develop nanotechnology from conception through human trials.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
Central Michigan University (CMU): Nanoscale Sciences (site)
The Army Research Laboratory has recently engaged CMU, CMURC and Dendritic Nanotechnologies in a joint effort to conduct advanced dendrimer nanotechnology research.
Location:Mount Pleasant, Michigan
DaimlerChrysler Corporation (site)
DaimlerChrysler is one of the world's leading automotive companies. Its passenger car brands include Maybach, Mercedes-Benz, Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge and smart. The company has developed what is believed to be the first automotive nanotechnology application: a scratch-resistant nano paint.
Location:Auburn Hills, Michigan
Dendritic Nanotechnologies (site)
DNT is dedicated to the production and research involving dendrimers and dendritic polymers.Robert I. Berry
Location:Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
Dow Corning Corporation (site)
Dow Corning was established specifically to explore the potential of silicones. It was created as a joint venture between Corning Glass Works (now Corning, Incorporated) and The Dow Chemical Company. Dow Corning had a heavy stake in the nanotechnology of materials and systems even before the term was invented.
Location:Midland, Michigan
Ecosynthetix, Inc. (site)
Using intelligent design techniques, EcoSynthetix offers new bio based materials that have been re engineered to provide unique properties. These properties have been optimized to provide high performance products that solve current industry problems.
Location:Lansing, Michigan
General Motors Corporation (site)
General Motors Corp. is a large vehicle manufacturer. GM is expanding its use of new materials, such as nanocomposites, to reduce weight in the vehicle while at the same time providing a quality, recyclable and affordable product.
Location:Detroit, Michigan
Keweenaw Nanoscience Center
Research, Development and Consulting in Nanotechnology, Biotechnology and Optics.
Location:Lake Linden, Michigan
Michigan State University: Composite Materials and Structures Center (site)
Research in composite materials, support of education in the science and engineering, transfer of composites technology trough seminars and cooperative research.
Location:
East Lansing, Michigan
Michigan State University: The Nanotube Site (site)
The primary purpose of The Nanotube Site is to facilitate the exchange of ideas among researchers by concentrating links to sites dedicated to nanotubes.
Location:Michigan
Molecular Imaging Products Company (MIP) (site)
Our mission is to support the advancement of molecular imaging by providing the worldwide community of life science researchers with a wide array of high-quality products.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
NanoBio Corporation (site)
NanoBio Corporation is a biopharmaceutical company whose mission is to develop and commercialize its high-value Rx and OTC pharmaceutical products enabled by its patented antimicrobial nanoemulsion technology.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
NanoCure (Tm) Corporation (site)
NanoCure? Corporation is a biopharmaceutical company whose mission is to advance the use of its proprietary nano scale therapeutic platform for the treatment of certain cancers through clinical trials to worldwide availability.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
NanoMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (site)
NanoMed Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is an early-stage advanced drug delivery company. NanoMed is focusing on the application of its proprietary Nanotemplate Engineering to develop drug delivery systems. Nanotemplate Engineering enables the manufacturing of nanoparticles.
Location:Kalamazoo, Michigan
nanoTEN (site)
nanoTEN is a consulting company specialized in Nanotechnology. Our international team of entrepreneurial scientists is the prime source of Nanotechnology Consulting in the U.S., Latin America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.
Location:East Lansing, Michigan
Noble Polymers (site)
Noble Polymers is working in resin compounds and plastics solutions that accommodate specific customer requirements. They offer the Forte Nanocomposite, a breakthrough nanocomposites with improved capabilities.
Location:Grand Rapids, Michigan
PICOCAL Inc. Scientific Instruments (site)
PICOCAL Inc. Scientific Instruments is a technology-based venture whose objective is to provide novel measurement solutions to its customers. Our initial product is a scanning thermal microscope capable of viewing and measuring quickly and clearly thermal properties at the nanoscale.
RHK Technology, Inc. (site)
RHK provides a full range of SPM solutions. In doing so, we have deliberately designed versatility and modularity into our product development approach.
Location:Troy, Michigan
TAL Materials, Inc. (Nanocerox Inc.) (site)
TAL Materials, Inc. is a nanotechnology company providing nanopowder-based research and development solutions to corporate customers.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
University of Michigan: Life Sciences (site)
U-M researchers are exploring the tiny world of nanotechnology to develop new smart materials and machines small enough to work inside a living cell.
Location:Ann Arbor, Michigan
Western Michigan University (WMU) (site)
WMU is focused on delivering high-quality undergraduate instruction, advancing its growing graduate division and fostering significant research activities. Early 2004, the Wmu was granted funds for nanotech research on cell membranes.
Location:Michigan - City: Kalamazoo
Western Michigan University: NRCC (site)
The NRCC was established in December 2002 by the Board of Trustees to promote and facilitate nanotechnology research at WMU. Research in the nanotecnology is a national priority. Professor Subra Murali, Department of Chemistry is the Director of NRCC.
Location:Michigan