Recipe for success

Surrey NanoSystems, spun-out from the University of Surrey, has developed and commercialised a system which can grow ordered arrays of nanotubes at low temperatures in a predictable and, above all, repeatable fashion. Read full article

Pioneering nanomaterials R&D is recognised with ‘Start Up’ award

Newhaven, UK, September 27, 2007 --- Surrey NanoSystems, a spinout from The University of Surrey which has developed a tool and processes for manufacturing carbon nanotubes, has been recognised by... Read full article

Size is everything

At the distinctly low-tech setting of Newhaven docks, a high-tech enterprise that believes small is beautiful is busy dreaming up products that could play a role in the development of the next generation of computer microprocessors. Read full article

Current thinking

The semiconductor industry typically uses aluminum or copper for on-chip interconnectors. Now researchers from UK company Surrey Nanosystems believe they have developed a machine, the NanoGrowth 1000n, that will effectively replace those materials with carbon nanotubes. Read full article

Innovative carbon nanotube growth tool selected for nanocomposites and mechanical sensor research

development partnership will also accelerate delivery of proven process recipes Trapani, Sicily, July 11, 2007 --- Surrey NanoSystems has won a major order for its innovative carbon nanotube... Read full article

Cool growth of nanotubes

The holy grail has been found for the silicone microchip industry, allowing the technology wall to be pushed back. Read full article

Carbon nanotube fabrication versatility is at the heart of innovative new materials growth tool

tool provides practical platform for nanomaterial fabrication, from research to production Santa Clara CA, May 22, 2007 --- Surrey NanoSystems is making its commercial debut at Nanotech 2007,... Read full article