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NanoIntegris to Attend TechBlick Boston in June

NanoIntegris Technology’s Director of Business Development- Jefford Humes- and Director of Quality Control – Natasha Shoghi- will be attending TechBlick’s “The Future of Electronics RESHAPED” global conference and Exhibition in Boston on June 11 and 12th.

The Future of Electronics RESHAPED is the most important upcoming industry event for Additive, Sustainable, Flexible, Hybrid, Wearable, Textile, Structural, R2R and 3D Electronics.

TechBlick is the leading platform for training, networking and learning on emerging technologies. NanoIntegris Technologies Inc. joins the community of over 1500 members and 95 exhibitors.

During the conference we will be highlighting our semiconducting nanomaterials’ ability to enhance applications such as VLSI CNFET’s, Gas Detectors, OLED displays, RF Technology, Printed TFTs, Wearable Sensors, and Biochemicals Detectors.

If you will be in the area and would like to meet us in person, please do not hesitate to visit Booth F11. If you would like to register for the event, please use our following link to receive a 50% discount on individual hybrid passes: [Link to registration]

#Additive #Sustainable #Flexible #Hybrid #Wearable #Textile #Structural #R2R #3D

NanoIntegris & Raymor Join Graphene Council

NanoIntegris Technologies and its parent company Raymor Industries are proud to announce that we are now members of the Graphene Council and its sister organization, the Advanced Carbons Council. We believe that there is a great synergy between our two organizations. For over a decade, Raymor has worked to utilize its inductively coupled radio frequency plasma reactor to generate high purity nanomaterials. Most recently, we have had great success in the synthesis of few-layer (1-7) Graphene (PureWave Graphene) at industrial levels, providing the material in both a powder and aqueous dispersion form. These materials have not only shown great properties but have garnered positive results within lithium-ion battery anodes, helping to improve the energy capacity and cycle life of EV batteries, while displaying the potential to be utilized within cathodes as well.

Comparatively the Graphene Council was founded in 2013 and serves the global community of engineers, scientists, and R&D professionals with an interest in Graphene and related 2D advanced materials. The council provides a wide range of services and resources to serve, support, and promote the interest of all Graphene sector stakeholders, including producers, such as ourselves. We look forward to not only helping to shape the future R&D, usage, and commercialization of Graphene in the world but also enrich our network of material specialists and users while serving and joining the advocacy initiatives of the council.

NanoIntegris Well Represented at ABAA15

NanoIntegris was well represented at the Advanced Lithium Batteries for Automotive Application 15 Conference at the Palais de congres de Montreal last week. Our Director of Research and Business Development- Jefford Humes, Director of QA and QC- Natasha Shoghi, and the company CEO- Serge Goulet, were all present during part or all of the three-day conference, located in the heart of Montreal’s downtown.

With four sessions per day, over 40 speakers, three wonderful lunches, a comprehensive exhibit/ poster session, and an electrifying networking dinner reception, the international conference allowed for great interaction between numerous pioneers performing R&D for automotive advanced lithium batteries to which our few-layer Graphene and Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes are utilized.

We look forward to next year’s exciting event in lovely Podova, Italy!

NanoIntegris Revolutionizing Industry

August 30, 2024.

NanoIntegris’ enriched single walled carbon nanotubes are being utilized to revolutionize many industries! Over 80 articles have been written in 2024 that have utilized our high-purity nanomaterials and have displayed the positive impact that they have brought to the research community.

In this newsletter, five articles were highlighted from the following types of technology: 1. Sensors, 2. Thin Film Transistors, 3. Field Effect Transistors, 4. Optics, and 5. Printed Electronics, covering topics from pH sensors to breast cancer detection. Each article features the usage our award-winning nanomaterials such as the highest-purity semiconducting SWCNTs in the world – IsoSol-S100-, its aqueous counterpart, IsoNanotubes-S99.9%, and HiPco Purified powder.

Read full newsletter HERE.

NanoIntegris Invited to Speak at the 245th ECS Meeting

NanoIntegris Technologies’ Director of Business Development- Jefford Humes- has been invited to speak at the 245th ECS Meeting that is to be held at tje Marriott Marquis in San Francisco between May 26-30, 2024. His talk has been entitled, “Thin Film Transistors for High-Performance, Low Power, Flexible Electronics” and will take place within the B03-0909 conference room on May 28th.

The event is set to be attended by “the most active professional and student researchers in academic, government, and industry” and is sure to be a great opportunity to learn, develop, and network.

If you are planning to attend the meeting, please let a member of our team know. If you would like to attend this event, registration is still open and you can do so by clicking on the following link:

Registration Info

Also, to learn more about our upcoming events, website updates, and featured publications, check our our SPRING NEWSLETTER!

NanoIntegris Invited to Attend NanoGraf Ribbon Cutting

December 1, 2023. NanoIntegris Technologies and its parent company Raymor Industries was proud to be an invited guest for NanoGraf’s Ribbon cutting of their new 17,000 square foot production facility in the near-downtown region of Chicago. Not only is this site being established as their new headquarters, but it is a landmark event because it is the first Advanced Silicon Anode Production Facility within the entire Midwest region and the first large-volume silicon oxide manufacturing facility in all of the US.

As such, the event was attended by numerous prominent officials, such as Illinois Senator Dick Durbin, the Alderman of the region Walter Burnett, Jr. and the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Industrial Base Resilience Halimah Najieb-Locke. NanoIntegris and its parent company Raymor look forward to many more partnerships that lead to such successful outcomes in the future!

To learn more about Nanograf and this event, please click on the link below to be taken the formal press release, published by ABC news.

https://www.abc4.com/business/press-releases/globenewswire/8988336/nanograf-holds-ribbon-cutting-for-midwests-first-advanced-silicon-anode-production-facility/

Director of Business Attends CHIPS Standards Summit

NanoIntegris’ Director of Business Development – Jefford Humes- was proud to participate within the CHIPS Standards Act Summit in Washington D.C. at the end of September 2023.

The NIST-sponsored summit lasted 2 days and comprised of 6 plenary sessions, with wonderful panel discussions regarding many topics such as Strategic Standards Priorities, Innovation in Standards Development, and Building Diverse, Standards-Capable Workforces, as it related to the strengthening the semiconducting market within the United States.

The second day was filled with seven breakout sessions of participating scientists and standards specialists convening to discuss our views and resolutions for numerous topics such as Strategic Standards Priorities, Innovations in Standards Development, and Pre-Standards Research.

During the time, it was my pleasure to meet numerous representatives of companies and government organizations who are invested in the effort to strengthen and revitalize the US position semiconductor research and production.

Along with the excitement of being within the capitol of the US, it was a pleasure to hear from and meet the U.S. Department of Secretary, Gina Raimondo, and New York Representative Paul Tonko who are in full support of this world-changing initiative!

Leadership Transition

As part of the succession plan of the organization, Mr. Jacques Mallette will now act as its chairman while we welcome Mr. Serge Goulet as its new president.

Mr. Mallette joined as CEO of Raymor in 2011 and has overseen the lucrative sale of the company’s 3D printing sector, the acquisition of NanoIntegris, developing a research partnership with the National Research Council of Canada, and supporting grants from the SDTC, DARPA, and NGen, while strengthening partnerships with local, national, and international partners.

Joining as his successor, Mr. Serge Goulet will particularly lead the expected rapid expansion of the organization.

Mr. Goulet joins as President of both NanoIntegris Technologies and Raymor Industries, with over 25 years of corporate experience in Canada and the United States. He graduated from Concordia University and served as the President & COO of Optimum Reassurance Inc. for more than a decade. Mr. Goulet significantly contributed to grow the Assets, Premium Income, and Shareholder Equity of this company year-over-year and is excited to do the same for the Raymor group of companies.

Under this renewed leadership, we look forward to growing and taking the nanotechnology industry to even greater heights of scientific and commercial success!

Metoree Hosts NanoIntegris’ Materials

We are proud to have our primary Graphene and Nanotube products hosted on the Metoree website. Metoree is an industrial product comparison site for engineers and researchers. They feature 3,428 categories, including measuring instruments, sensors, printing machinery, tools, and more, now including our novel nanomaterials.

To learn more about Metoree and view our company profile on their website, please use the links included within this article.

Director of Research Added as Carbon Co-Author

NanoIntegris Technologies’ Director of Research and Business Development – Jefford Humes- will be listed as a co-author within Carbon’s article entitled “Forecasting carbon nanotube diameter in floating catalyst chemical vapor deposition” (Volume 201, 5 January 2023, Pages 719-733) in conjunction with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, due to his technical contribution to the work as a single walled carbon nanotube purification specialist.

For a limited time, the following hyperlink can be be used to access the full article:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0008622322006145?dgcid=coauthor#!

NanoIntegris Achieves ISO 9001:2015 Certification

Raymor Industries Inc., NanoIntegris Technologies Inc. and Graphene Limited Partnership, is proud to announce that we have passed an in-depth set of assessments to achieve the honor of ISO 9001:2015 certification, an internationally recognized standard that ensures that our products and services meet the needs of our clients through an effective quality management system.

We have developed and implemented our quality management system in order to improve the overall performance, maintain a high-level of quality and strong customer service and to provide a sound basis for sustainable development initiatives.

Our decision to work towards ISO 9001 accreditation demonstrates the commitment to providing a high-quality and consistent products and services to our clients and our ongoing investment in technology and development. 

Therefore, we integrate the attitude of quality in our daily work and continuously challenge ourselves to improve the quality management system to provide products that meet or exceed the needs and expectations of our customers, always complying with the specifications and regulations.

NanoIntegris Lays the Groundwork for Asian Innovation by Attending NanoTech Japan with Mission to South Korea

From Wednesday January 27 – Friday the 29th the Director of Research and Business Development – Jefford Humes – attended the NanoTech Japan convention held at the Tokyo Big Sight as part of the NanoCanada delegation. Visited by almost 48,000 attendees, the show was a great success and allowed for the presentation of NanoIntegris and Raymor’s novel nanomaterials before many industry and academic representatives from Asian and around the world.

Apart from attendance at the world’s largest nanotech convention, NanoIntegris was also given the opportunity to attend onsite visits to the National Institute of Advanced Materials Science (AIST) and the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS). In addition to this, the Canadian Embassy of Japan hosted the NanoCanada delegation, providing a wonderful presentation of the Japanese marketplace by the Trade Commissioners and a wonderful set of Business to Business meetings with numerous Japanese companies in utilizing our nanomaterials for their appliactions.

On February 3rd and 4th, an add-on mission to South Korea was attended. Here intriguing business meets to CEKO and EVERCHEMTECH were provided, followed by a full day of Business to Business meetings with South Korean companies, as pre-arranged by the Embassy of Canada in Seoul.

Overall, this visit to Asia was one of the most promising ever made and laid the foundation for the usage of NanoIntegris’ high purity materials for the development of numerous cutting edge sensing and IOT invention technologies.

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