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CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

CNMs – a new and unique class of materials

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12/2023:Meisenstr. 69 in 33607 Bielefeld

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05/2022: CNM Technologies wird von ZENIT GmbH als Musterbeispiel für erfolgreiche Förderung von Technologieentwicklung vorgestellt (https://youtu.be/-R0dgpFWunE).

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04/2020: CNM Technologies is a core member in a consortium of eight European institutions working on ultrathin water filtration membranes.

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We are currently presenting our newly developed composite membranes to a high number of Korean companies at the EU Gateway mission to Korea.

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Scientists at CNM Technologies were successful in transferring the academically proven separation performance of Carbon Nanomembranes (see Yang et al., ACS Nano 12, 4695 (2018)) into a concept for high-performance waterfiltration membranes.

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In a collaborative booth at the Graphene Conference 2018 in Dresden we are presenting our work in the EU-funded research project "PoC-ID", together with our colleagues from the Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena. The scientists in Jena developed a graphene-based field effect transistor, which is functionalised via a Carbon Nanomembrane. This newly developed chemical sensor is able to detect specific targets (e. g. chemokines in bodily fluids) with high sensitivity.

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Bielefeld, July 2020 – CNM Technologies, based in Bielefeld/Germany, got awarded with the annual listing of 10 companies that are at the forefront of providing Advanced Materials solutions and impacting the industry.

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