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2026 NanoNews: Electrospinning Edition Q2

Welcome to the electrospinning edition of the Nanoscience Instruments newsletter, nanoNews. We are excited to share the latest updates from the community with you!   

In this Spring newsletter, you will find recent webinars, white papers, and blogs that highlight the ways Fluidnatek electrospinning equipment have empowered biomedical research and development. If you are interested in more updates about electrospinning, we invite you to follow us on LinkedIn!

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Will Electrospinning Work for Me?

Nanoscience Analytical can help you create customized polymers for your application and will help scale-up and run feasibility testing for your product.

We can send you an electrospun sample made from one of the many common polymers we keep in stock, or discuss a proof-of-concept project using the material(s) of your choice. For more details, contact our team of research scientists.

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NEWS & UPDATES

NEW Fluidnatek LE-100 Added to our Phoenix Lab!

We are excited to share the new addition to our Phoenix, AZ lab! Our Electrospinning lab is fully equipped to take your research from concept to production. Develop nanofibers and nanoparticles, explore needle-based and needle-less processing, optimize sensitive materials with precise environmental control, or scale advanced sample development. The Fluidnatek® LE-100 supports a wide range of research, development, and small-scale manufacturing applications with flexible configurations, cGMP-certifiable capabilities, and comprehensive process control.

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CUSTOMER SHOWCASE

Penn State University – The Mather Group

The Mather Group at Penn State University recently upgraded its Fluidnatek LE-50 G1 electrospinning system. The upgrade provides co-spinning capabilities and a multi-needle system, giving the team the ability to build more complex fiber architectures and begin scaling up its process. The Mather Group focuses on healthcare and energy, developing shape-memory polymers, nanocomposites, and bio-inspired materials for applications ranging from minimally invasive surgical devices to wearable sensors. 

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ON DEMAND WEBINARS

Electrospinning and Electrospraying of Plant-Based Materials for Scalable, Animal Component-Free Cell Culture Systems

Advancing sustainable, animal component-free (ACF) materials for cell culture is critical for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and cellular agriculture, yet conventional scaffolds and microcarriers rely heavily on synthetic or animal-derived …

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CONFERENCE CORNER

ACS Fall 2026 | August 23- 27 | Chicago, IL  

Visit us in Booth #111 at the American Chemical Society’s fall meeting, where we will be showcasing our instruments for making and characterizing nanomaterials. From electrospinning nanofibers to characterizing surface and interfacial properties, our technologies support a wide range of applications in materials science, biomedical research, and industrial R&D. Our team of experts look forward to discussing how adding these technologies to your lab will help you achieve your goals. 

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WHITE PAPERS

TECH NOTE

Fabrication and Characterization of Electrospun Fibers 

Polymer fibers play an essential role in applications ranging from biomedical devices to energy storage. While several fabrication methods are available, electrospinning offers unique advantages by producing micro- and nanoscale fibers with high surface area, controlled porosity, and tunable properties. These capabilities have made electrospinning a leading technology for tissue engineering, drug delivery, filtration, and advanced materials development. 

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APP NOTE

Enhancing Medical Device Performance Through Electrospinning 

Medical devices require advanced materials that promote tissue integration, durability, and long-term performance. Electrospinning enables the fabrication of nanofibrous coatings with high surface area, controlled porosity, and tunable properties, making it an ideal technology for enhancing wound dressings, catheters, implantable devices, and other next-generation medical technologies. 

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RECENT ELECTROSPINNING PUBLICATIONS

Discover recently published journal articles from our Customers!

If you are a Fluidnatek user and would like your paper to be featured in a future newsletter, please send us a link to the publication via email: marketing@nanoscience.com.

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