Nikalyte will be showcasing its latest innovations at Electrochem2024, taking place from September 11th to 13th at the new John Dalton Science and Engineering Building, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. This premier event will bring together experts in energy, sensors, corrosion science, sustainability, and electrochemistry. At our booth, explore our advancements in alloy and high entropy […]
Nikalyte will attend the EMRS Spring 2024, which is scheduled to take place from May 27th to May 31st, 2024, in Strasbourg, France. As part of the 2024 Spring Meeting of the European Materials Research Society (E-MRS), this event promises a glimpse into the future of materials science, featuring parallel symposia complemented by an exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technology in
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Today, Nikalyte celebrates its fifth anniversary, demonstrating unwavering commitment to providing cutting-edge nanomaterials deposition solutions for the research community. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our supporters, customers, agents, and distributors for their unwavering support and loyalty throughout these years. Our adventure started with the NL50 benchtop nanoparticle deposition system and has expanded to include the
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Electrochemical water splitting is a carbon-neutral approach to convert renewable energy into hydrogen. Electrocatalysts must minimize overpotentials for Hydrogen Evolution Reaction (HER)/ Oxygen Evolution Reaction (OER) to reduce energy loss and costs. Current state of the art electrolysers use Ruthenium and Iridium as catalysts which are both scarce and prohibitively expensive. As a result, there
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Join Nikalyte for our ‘Live Talk’ on One Step Ultra-Pure Nanoparticle Coatings for Catalysis and Life Sciences, organized by Spectra Research Corporation, on March 27th , at 9am (EST) and 1pm (BST). Our COO Dr. Vicky Broadley will discuss how Nikalyte Ltd’s revolutionary NL50 benchtop Nanoparticle tool can deposit nanoparticles on any surface without chemical contamination. Learn
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Nikalyte will be presenting at Photonex 23 next week in Glasgow. Nikalyte CEO Prof Alistair Kean will be showcase previously unseen results on high entropy alloy nanoparticles as electro catalyst for green hydrogen at the Functional Materials symposium on Tue 24th October. The work is part of a Royce Institute funded Materials Challenge Accelerator programme
Nikalyte are to exhibit at Electrochem 2023. Nikalyte’s COO Vicky Broadley and CTO Srinivasa Saranu will be attending the Royal Society of Chemistry electrochemistry conference at Bristol University, from 10th – 12th September. Nikalyte will be showcasing our deposition solutions for generating ultra pure nanoaparticle catalysts. Nanopariticle catalysts offer the opportunity to reduce loading of
Today the Nikalyte family celebrates 4 years of supplying the research community with innovative nano materials deposition solutions. We would like to thank all our supporters, customers, agents and distributors for your unending support and loyalty over the past years. Our journey started with the NL50 bench top nanoparticle deposition system and now includes the
We are excited to announce the Nikalyte will be exhibiting at the MRS Fall meeting which will be held in Boston, Massachusetts, at the Hynes Convention Center from 29th Nov to 2nd Dec this year. The Materials Research Society (MRS) Fall Meeting & Exhibit is the world’s foremost international scientific gathering for material research. MRS Fall
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A brand new nanoparticle deposition system was recently received by York University. The new Nikalyte NL50 system was installed in the Condensed Matter and Materials Physics department at the University and will be utilized by Dr Andrew Pratt and his advanced materials research team as well as for undergraduate research projects. Projects will include spintronics
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