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InRedox Exhibits at Spring 2017 MRS Meeting in Phoenix

MRS 2017 Spring Meeting

InRedox will exhibit at the Materials Research Society (MRS) 2017 Spring Meeting in Phoenix, from April 18-19.  Our team continues to be surprised by the innovative ways material scientists and engineers incorporate nanoporous Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) and nanotubular Anodic Titanium Oxide (ATO) into their projects for both fundamental research and practical applications and product development.

The InRedox exhibit will highlight our growing Nanofabrication Toolbox product portfolio, which features AAO and ATO with a very wide range of specifications and form factors.  Of note, InRedox has recently begun shipping ATO films with nanotube diameters as large as 400-700nm, expanding the available specifications well beyond what has previously been considered practical.

The InRedox MRS exhibit will also feature the Filtration and Separation products (nanoporous membranes, filters and hardware) designed to enable size-based separation and nanoscale transport studies with span (from as small as 1-3 nm and up to to 300 nm) and precision demanded by new separation modalities for a wide variety of applications, including nanoporous support for holey graphene and other hybrid architectures.

All InRedox product sales include full technical support from our highly experienced team.   Join us at booth #422 to explore our products, meet our team and discuss how our nanostructured materials could give you a head start on your research!

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