NanoInk Wins $735K SBIR Grant to Develop Nanostructures to 'Enhance' Chip Assays | GenomeWeb

NanoInk Wins $735K SBIR Grant to Develop Nanostructures to 'Enhance' Chip Assays

Aug 22, 2006

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – NanoInk today said it has won a $735,000 Phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Human Genome Research Institute to develop "nanostructures” that can “enhance the reproducibility, sensitivity, and spatial density of chip-based assays.”

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