A story at the link below about a company started by one of our nanotechnology engineering graduates (and a Masters in Mechanical Engineering, according to his LinkedIn page). The technology is based on SPR, or Surface Plasmon Resonance, and interesting material property that appears at the nanoscale. Some of my research work is based on this phenomenon, and this seems like a nice piece of equipment.
Kitchener startup’s ‘life extending’ technology helps researchers study disease and develop new medicines
KITCHENER — Ryan Denomme pursues cutting edge science from inside an old factory building where his grandmother used to work.
Denomme is the co-founder and chief executive officer of Nicoya Lifesciences, which recently launched the second version of its desktop device that measures interactions between some of the most important building blocks in the human body — proteins.
A Professor in Waterloo Engineering 