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Nanoscience Instruments announces its 20th anniversary as a trusted supplier of scientific instrumentation. Nanoscience Instruments was incorporated in September 2002 in Phoenix, AZ by Mark … Read more
Pour a cup of coffee, and you might find yourself reaching for something to sweeten it up. If you’re a fan of artificial sweeteners, you … Read more
Advanced Nanofiber Production with Disruptive Technologies Nanoscience instruments presents precision nanofiber electrospinning with the Fluidnatek & fast analysis with the Phenom desktop SEM during a … Read more
Nanoscience Instruments and VSParticle announce a new partnership for sales distribution in the United States and Canada, expanding researchers’ ability to generate and synthesize nanoparticles in a new and novel way. Both companies aim to empower scientists in their quest to discover new material properties that solve the world’s biggest challenges.
Nanoscience Instruments and DENSsolutions announce new partnership to enable researchers in the United States and Canada to perform reliable and novel In Situ Transmission Electron … Read more
New Automation and Reproducibility in a Contact Angle Tensiometer Nanoscience Instruments, a proud partner of Biolin Scientific, introduces the latest innovation to contact angle tensiometer … Read more
Current Job Openings at Nanoscience Instruments We are looking for energetic people interested in science, new technology, and working with a small team of like-minded … Read more
Our webstore has been updated to include some new consumables for our instruments. QSensors are now available for QSense Quartz Crystal Microbalance Systems. Visit our … Read more
We are proud to partner with Biolin Scientific as a sales & support channel for the QSense, KSV NIMA & Attension products Nanoscience Instruments is … Read more
A new review on cathodoluminescence (CL) has been published in Applied Physics Reviews last month. The review starts with an introduction to the history of CL and … Read more