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NanoSight Opens US Office
The company has opened its US office in Morganville, New Jersey.
NanoSight, the nanoparticle characterisation company, has recently opened offices in the USA to provide local sales, applications and service support to their growing family of users.
The office is located in Morganville, New Jersey approximately 25 miles from Newark's Liberty Airport. NanoSight will share facilities with the complementary US nanotechnology company, XiGo Nanotools, a company applying NMR technology for nanoparticle characterisation.
NanoSight's CEO, Jeremy Warren, says this exciting move in the growth of the company is timed to provide the type of support expected by users in industry and academia. “Nanoparticle characterisation is becoming critical in many processes. However, it is in the field of nanotoxicology where the demand for our instrumentation is growing the fastest as researchers want to increase their knowledge of materials performance on the nanoscale.”
Working with XiGo is also an exciting move for NanoSight. Warren continued: “XiGo's founders, David Fairhurst and Sean Race, bring many years of experience from the world of particle characterisation and make ideal partners with their complementary knowledge and technology.”
The office is located in Morganville, New Jersey approximately 25 miles from Newark's Liberty Airport. NanoSight will share facilities with the complementary US nanotechnology company, XiGo Nanotools, a company applying NMR technology for nanoparticle characterisation.
NanoSight's CEO, Jeremy Warren, says this exciting move in the growth of the company is timed to provide the type of support expected by users in industry and academia. “Nanoparticle characterisation is becoming critical in many processes. However, it is in the field of nanotoxicology where the demand for our instrumentation is growing the fastest as researchers want to increase their knowledge of materials performance on the nanoscale.”
Working with XiGo is also an exciting move for NanoSight. Warren continued: “XiGo's founders, David Fairhurst and Sean Race, bring many years of experience from the world of particle characterisation and make ideal partners with their complementary knowledge and technology.”
