ChemPrise is a small nanotechnology company known for more than two decades of pioneering work with carbon nanotubes and for being the first to commercialize nanomaterial-powered products. Today, the company helps manufacturers translate carbon-based nanomaterials into commercially viable waterborne materials through its ACE platform and related consulting work.
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Columbus NanoWorks IncA minority-owned small business, Columbus NanoWorks Inc. has been in business for more than 10 years, developing specialized nanomaterials for research and industrial customers. Based in Columbus, Ohio, it supports laboratories and organizations worldwide through customized materials, contract research and project-based solutions.COLUMBUS, OH
Cerion NanomaterialsFounded in 2007 on precipitation-based manufacturing expertise developed over decades at Eastman Kodak, Rochester’s Cerion Nanomaterials designs, scales and manufactures custom inorganic nanoparticles for industrial products and systems. Its scientists build metal, metal oxide and ceramic nanomaterials from the ground up, controlling particle size and other technical attributes rather than offering off-the-shelf materials. Cerion’s Eastman Business Park plant has grown from 5 to more than 150 metric tons of annual capacity, supporting customers in more than 40 industries from proof of concept through commercialization.ROCHESTER, NY
NAWAHNAWAH develops, architects, and manufactures vertically aligned multi-walled carbon nanotube materials and related architectured nanomaterials. Its products support next-generation composites, fuel cells, electrolysers, and catalyst systems, with manufacturing plants in Rousset, France, and Dayton-area Ohio, USA.ENGLEWOOD, OH
OCSiAlOCSiAl produces TUBALL™ single-wall carbon nanotubes and nanotube-based additives that give batteries, polymers and coatings durable conductivity and reinforcement. Its large-scale production technology has made commercial use of graphene nanotubes possible, with products manufactured in tens of metric tons annually and R&D centers in Luxembourg, Serbia and China. The company says it is the world’s largest producer of graphene nanotubes and has more than 500 employees across 20 countries.COLUMBUS, OH