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Table of Contents1. INTRODUCTION 31.1. SPANISH ENTITIES LOCATION 41.2. SUMMARY OF ENTITIES CAPACITIES 52. DIRECTORY OF SPANISH NANOTECHNOLOGY COMMUNITY 72.1. COMPANIES 72.2. RTD PERFORMERS 592.2.1 RESEARCH CENTERS 592.2.1 TECHNOLOGY CENTERS 802.2.2 UNIVERSITIES 1132.3. OTHERS 130Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 2 of 134
1. INTRODUCTIONThe “Directory of Spanish Nanotechnology Community” has been developed toshow the capabilities and interest of Spanish Organizations currently involved inactivities related to nanoscience and nanotechnology. The main aim of this documentis to disseminate at international level relevant information and contact data of theactivities of companies and RTD performers with expertise in this field to facilitatenetworking for business/project collaborations. The organizations listed, private andpublic, show that Spain has a strong base from which to pursue the chances in meetingthe current challenges of this technology, both at national and international level. At thisrespect, Spain is ready and eager to stand up and face the opportunities. ThisDirectory represents an open working document that will be further updated with newSpanish organizations who would like to be included.The document has been prepared by PRODINTEC, Technology Center for Design andIndustrial Production (www.prodintec.com), in the framework of iNNano project(Intensification at European level of the Spanish R&D in the field of nanotechnology),that is co-finance of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness.PRODINTEC is highly involved in the NANOfutures initiative (European TechnologyIntegrating and Innovation Platform on nanotechnology, www.nanofutures.eu) that aimsto be a long lasting nanotechnology hub connecting all relevant stakeholders andestablishing cooperation for the further development and commercialization ofnanotechnologies.Directory of the Spanish Nanotechnology Community Page 3 of 134
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Page 10 and 11: CapacitiesAVANZARE INNOVACION TECNO
Page 12 and 13: CapacitiesCAPHER IDI S.LUniversity
Page 14 and 15: CapacitiesCementos Portland Valderr
Page 16 and 17: (Japan); Matrox (Canada); KUKA, Sta
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Page 20 and 21: Components for Automotive and Railw
Page 22 and 23: CapacitiesGRUPO ANTOLIN INGENIERÍA
Page 24 and 25: CapacitiesGRUPO SAMCAUniversity Tec
Page 26 and 27: CapacitiesHIGH TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
Page 28 and 29: CapacitiesIKERLAT Polymers, S.L.Uni
Page 30 and 31: CapacitiesINAEL Electrical SystemsU
Page 32 and 33: CapacitiesIngenieros Asesores S.A.U
Page 34 and 35: CapacitiesINDUSTRIAL QUÍMICA DEL N
Page 36 and 37: CapacitiesMicrux TechnologiesUniver
Page 38 and 39: CapacitiesNANOGAP SUBNM POWDER, S.A
Page 40 and 41: CapacitiesNanoimnunotechUniversity
Page 42 and 43: CapacitiesNANOINNOVA TECHNOLOGIES S
Page 44 and 45: Functionalized co-polymers. nanoMyP
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Page 48 and 49: CapacitiesTamag Ibérica S.LUnivers
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The capabilities of the company in
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6. Dimensional metrology services.
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measurements minimizing time.Curren
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acterial protection superhydrophili
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Support Units. These Units provide
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CapacitiesCIBER-BBNUniversity Resea
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CapacitiesCIC nanoGUNEUniversity Re
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CapacitiesFideNa (R+D Foundation in
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CapacitiesINSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL RES
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CapacitiesIMDEA NanoscienceUniversi
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CapacitiesIMM- Institute of Microel
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CapacitiesINIANational Institute fo
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CapacitiesINL - INTERNATIONALIberia
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CapacitiesUNIT OF EXPERIMENTAL TOXI
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Capacities2.2.1 Technology CentersA
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CapacitiesNAVARRE INDUSTRY ASSOCIAT
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NEMIA-PACK Desarrollo de Nuevos Env
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plastics through dispersion of addi
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Personalised services and assessmen
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photocatalytic, etc.).Synthesis and
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Technical Consulting Services. Beyo
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Main related relevant activities /
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Microencapsulation of nanomaterial.
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nanotoxicology. Besides, as an ADME
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extended spherical and ellipsoidal
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Characterization material trials, i
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algorithms.Electromechanical design
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-CETICA (CENIT, National): La Ciuda
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(1kg/h).Production of customised na
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT. Extensive exper
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Main related relevant activities /
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P (mN)2) Nanomecanic characterizati
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instruments.Main related relevant a
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includes tools for advanced materia
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Electron and ion nanoscopies of mat
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CapacitiesUNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA -
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CapacitiesM4-ICMA-University of Zar
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CapacitiesUNIVERSITY OF BURGOSUnive
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CapacitiesPABLO DE OLAVIDE UNIVERSI
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Capacities2.3. OTHERSARAGON INSTITU
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CapacitiesMADRID SCIENTIFIC PARK FO
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CapacitiesnanoBasque Agency-SPRIUni
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