Georgia Tech Installs BioForce Nanosciences' Molecular Printing System

Nov 28, 2007

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) - The Georgia Institute of Technology has purchased a Nano eNabler molecular printing system from BioForce Nanosciences, the company said today.

BioForce said the Nano eNabler can be used in patterning and cell adhesion, for printing proteins to direct neural cell growth, and in sensor functionalization.

The company sold the Nano eNabler to Georgia Tech through a pilot program that involved placing the tool in 20 biomedical and life sciences facilities for trial use.

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