Ultrasound-Enhanced Electrospinning (USES): sells its own Acouspinner machines that produce 100–2,000 nm nanofibers using patented "virtual-needle" technology, alongside pilot manufacturing and a pay-per-use model. Fibres go into wound dressings, drug delivery and air and water filtration. Univ. of Helsinki spin-out built on 11 years of research; founders Maximilian LeRoux, Felix Sundblad and Jere Hyvönen.
Acouspin is one of 16 companies in Advanced Materials. The others:
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