Exhibitors

Various examples of the open-access MNT fabrication capabilities located within the Advanced Micro/nano Integration Facility (AMIF) cleanroom will be displayed, showcasing examples of low-volume research and prototyping services offered to researchers and local businesses

Alberta Centre for Advanced Micro Nano Technology Products (ACAMP) will display capabilities for product development and commercialization. ACAMP focuses on helping companies deliver their business plan, offices in Edmonton and Calgary

Boreal Laser offers a family of  “Gas Finder” instruments, high precision industrial gas monitoring solutions for any scale of operation, and the technology has been adopted in 45 countries to date.

Bridger Photonics, Inc. located in beautiful Bozeman, Montana was founded in 2006 for the purpose of commercializing lasers and laser-based sensors targeting a variety of potential markets.  We are researching and developing a variety of technologies based around our proprietary monolithic lasers and our proprietary actively stabilized frequency swept lasers.  With unsurpassed capabilities in terms of precisions, we are becoming a world leader in LIDAR for remote gas sensing, LADAR for precision distance measurements, and methods for advanced imaging including focus control and 3D imaging.  Our technologies are also helping to make the world safer and greener.

nanoAlberta is the single most dedicated authority  of nanotechnology research, development and commercialization activities in the Province of Alberta. nanoAlberta encourages new R&D initiatives aligned with industry technology needs, enhances collaboration, coordination and oversight for an integrated suite of business-related programs.

D-Tex has invented a new platform of Optical Filters, bringing a unique combination of strong spectral blocking, unprecedented angular blocking all in wide tuning range.  These attributes are highlighted in our hyper spectral imaging camera.

The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) in Edmonton offers Canada’s first Nanotechnology Systems Diploma Program. NAIT nanotechnology facilities are also available to industrial customers through the Nanotechnology Centre for Applied Research and Training Services  (nanoCARTS)

Micralyne is a MEMS foundry and development partner which manufactures a number of optical devices, such as wavelength selective switches(wss), variable optical attenuators(voAs), and silicon optical benches(sioB) for use in a variety of application areas.

Norcada provides MEMS design, prototyping and fabrication services.  Our standard products include silicon nitride membranes for the TEM and X-ray microscopy analysis.  Our custom products include silicon optical bench(SiOB) components and silicon MEMS micro-mirrors.

Preciseley Microtechnology Corp. is a leading supplier of optical MEMS chip and module products.  The product portfolio includes MEMS tilting mirror and mirror array chips, MEMS WSS chips, MEMS OXC chips, MEMS shutter/chopper chips, MEMS VOA chips, MEMS optical 1XN switch chips, MEMS Tunable filter chips, MEMS OCT chips, MEMS scanning Mirror chips and MEMS Fabry Perot chips.

Santec, a global photonics engineering company, is a leading manufacturer of Tunable Lasers, Test and Measurement Products, and Optical Components.  Santec's tunable lasers feature high resolution and accuracy for high performance in photonic device characterization.

The nanoFAB is an open access micro and nanofabrication facility with $30 million in specialized processing equipment and infrastructure. Servicing both academic and industrial users from across Canada, the nanoFAB allows for low volume development, prototyping and manufacturing

The National Institute for Nanotechnology (NINT) is Canada’s leading research and development organization working at the nano-scale. Established in 2001, it is a joint initiative of the National Research Council, the University of Alberta, the Government of Canada, and the Government of Alberta