The collaboration will also help develop the state’s nanotechnology workforce.
The ISTC aims to cultivate economic development in Illinois by increasing resources for research, development and innovation initiatives at Illinois-based institutions and businesses.
NanoInk CCO Dean Hart said the company believe the partnership with the ISTC to promote the need for funding the INC will also enhance the state’s ability to grow nano-businesses in Illinois.
In addition to nanotechnology, the ISTC is also focused on energy and energy storage, food innovation, biotechnology, and life sciences.
NanoInk is engaged in nanometer-scale manufacturing and applications development for the life sciences, engineering, pharmaceutical, and education industries.
