iGii Research Roundup
Welcome to the first of a new series of Research Roundups from iGii. In this series, we’ll provide brief updates […]
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Spotlight On: Develop your assay – What type of Gii do you need? With Michelle Ntola
Q: What is your academic and professional background? I earned a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering from Imperial College London […]
Sustainable carbon nanomaterial Gii set to transform energy storage in Internet of Things devices
Researchers develop a new electrode material using sustainable carbon nanomaterial Gii, enabling smaller, more efficient energy storage for Internet of […]
Breakthrough in broadband photodetectors: nanomaterial Gii could bring faster broadband and higher quality medical imaging
Scientists at the University of the West of Scotland and University of Glasgow find carbon nanomaterial Gii has high detectivity, […]
New highly sensitive saliva-based cortisol sensor developed – eliminating the need for invasive blood tests
Pioneering saliva-based point-of-care electrochemical biosensor developed for real-time cortisol tracking – avoiding the need for invasive blood tests. Underpinned by […]
iGii secures £8.8m investment to accelerate growth and scale manufacturing capability
iGii, announces £8.8m in new funding to accelerate growth. The Stirling-based company, formerly known as Integrated Graphene, will use the […]
