nanotechnology

Advantageous Systems LLC (ADS) is a global company integrating nanotechnology, material science, and biotechnology to produce smart materials with unique functional characteristics. Applications include medical devices, therapeutics, and clean technology products. ADS produces patented water remediation and desalination technology using supramolecular chemistry and nanotechnology, and is developing a minimally-invasive point-of-care diagnostic device and novel small molecule therapeutics.

desalinationdrug deliverypre-clinical researchsupramolecular chemistrywater treatment

Asclepii is a regenerative medicine and wound care company that develops Poseidon™, an FDA-cleared nanosilver hydrogel wound dressing designed to support moisture balance and topical wound management. The company serves clinics and providers, distributors and resellers, and patients and caregivers, and offers a clinical evaluation program for healthcare organizations.

cell therapyregenerative medicinewound care

Avantiqor is a certified woman-owned small business (WOSB) committed to providing scientific, engineering, and technical expertise to clients in government, industry, and academia. It offers science and engineering advising, project management, technical communication, and innovation advising, and is actively seeking contracting and subcontracting opportunities across the federal government.

Biological technologiesCBRN defenseData Science and AnalyticsFundamental and applied researchmedical countermeasure developmentPhysical sciencesProject management (PMP-certified)stakeholder engagementstrategic-planning

Avisi Technologies, Inc. is a medical device company founded in 2017 through the University of Pennsylvania Y-Prize program. It develops VisiPlate, an investigational implant designed to lower intraocular pressure in patients with open-angle glaucoma. VisiPlate is a next-generation aqueous shunt with a network of microchannels, composed of alumina and Parylene-C, and leverages MEMS manufacturing and advanced micro-fabrication techniques.

MEMS manufacturingmicro-fabrication manufacturing

CuriRx, Inc. is a pharmaceutical CRDMO based in Wilmington, Massachusetts, providing a broad range of services to pharmaceutical companies of all sizes. Its services include formulation, prefilled syringes, lyophilization, nanotechnology, advanced bioprocessing, cell line and strain development, upstream and downstream process development, and analytical services through its CuriLytics platform.

analytical method developmentbioprocessingcell line and strain developmentdownstream process developmentformulationhigh-resolution mass spectrometrylyophilizationproteomicsqualification and validationstability testingupstream process development

Curlim is a biotech company founded in 2024 as a spin-off from the University of Limoges, bringing together three PhD scientists and a C-level business person to address unmet needs in neurology, specifically hereditary peripheral neuropathies. Its first mission is developing CLM001, a nanomedicine for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease type 1A (CMT1A), the most common inherited peripheral neuropathy.

drug developmentpreclinical studies

Ecoatex transforms biomass from nut shells, seaweed, and plant fibers into renewable material building blocks such as cellulose, lignin, and nanocellulose. These materials form the foundation of its bio-based fibers, leather alternatives, and advanced cellulosic material systems, engineered to reduce waste, replace petroleum-based inputs, and support circular end-of-life pathways across textiles, healthcare, packaging, and composites.

biomaterial engineeringbiomimicrychemistryproduct designupcycling agricultural waste

Emitech, Inc. is a biotechnology research and development company based in Fall River, Massachusetts, founded in 2002 by Marina Katayeva and Dr. Igor Levitsky. It specializes in nanotechnology innovations for detection and diagnostics, developing electrochemical nano-biosensors, chemosensors, and optoelectronic devices for government and private sector clients in the Life Science and Material Science markets.

biosensingchemosensingelectrochemical sensingprototypingresearch and developmentsensor and device designtesting

Folia Materials develops a patented aqueous coating technology that bonds metal nanoparticles to paper cellulose fibers without plastic or binders, creating recyclable, paper-based microwave susceptor packaging. The process uses standard industrial coating machinery and is designed for scalability and integration into existing supply chains. The company also has a subsidiary, Folia Water Global, offering a low-cost paper water filter.

aqueous coating technologygreen chemistryindustrial coatingpaper metallization

Offices:New offices opening Q3/2027 in Miami, Florida, USATechnology:Enhanced Quantum Geothermal — 4th Gen Geothermal AI-GMS:Zero-cost deployment for qualified geothermal sites Nanogeios Lab:SPARC Nanofoam: 12.7× thermal conductivity enhancement with zero seismicityR&D:13 patents filed · 215 successful lab tests · 100% self-financed Offices:New offices opening Q3/2027 in Miami, Florida, USATechnology:Enhanced Quantum Geothermal — 4th Gen Geothermal AI-GMS:Zero-cost deployment for qualified geothermal sites Nanogeios Lab:SPARC Nanofoam: 12.7× thermal conductivity enhancement with zero seismicityR&D:13 patents filed · 215 successful lab tests · 100% self-financed About GEIOSPioneering the Next Generation of Geothermal EnergyA U.S./Korea-based innovator rewriting the story of geothermal energy through advanced nanotechnology, quantum physics, and artificial intelligence.Meet the team →Get.

AI-driven optimizationdrillinggeocasingquantum-enhanced directional wellsradiogenic heat extractionsubsurface engineeringthermal energy conversion

Hydrosome Labs is a biotechnology company based in Chicago (Westmont, IL) that has developed a patented process creating stable ultrafine bubbles in water, called Hydrosomes, which remain intact in solution for more than a year. The technology, Hydrosome H2O, enhances water's capabilities naturally without chemicals and improves delivery of nutrients, vitamins, gases and water to cells and tissues. The company licenses its technology and seeks partners to commercialize it.

fermentationhydration enhancementultrafine bubble technology

Integrated Medical Sensors (IMS) builds semiconductor-based, AI-powered miniature sensors for personal health monitoring. Its flagship product, CGM+, is a wearable multi-sensor system for continuous diabetes monitoring that generates real-time insights for patients and caregivers. The company combines custom semiconductors, nano-scale sensors, and AI in an integrated architecture, with on-chip digital processing and scalable semiconductor manufacturing.

AI analyticscustom microchip designon-chip digital processingsemiconductor manufacturingwireless sensing

KaloCyte, Inc. is a pre-clinical stage healthcare biotech startup located in Baltimore, Maryland, incorporated in 2016. It is developing ErythroMer, a dried, bio-inspired artificial red blood cell, a first-in-class nano-encapsulated human hemoglobin that mimics natural red blood cell physiology and can be freeze-dried for long-term storage at ambient conditions. The company has demonstrated pre-clinical safety and efficacy and aims to treat life-threatening blood loss when stored red blood cells are unavailable, undesirable or in short supply.

biosynthetic hemoglobin productionfreeze-drying (lyophilization)pre-clinical research and development