Our Mission:

Empowering Fellow Scientists to Solve Our Greatest Challenges.

Our Services

Our core skills in Surface Science enable a broad portfolio of solutions for laboratory scientists.

Engineering Design

Read about our design capabilities for sensors and biosensors

Metal Coatings

Learn about our capabilities with e-beam evaporation.

Surface Patterning

Fabricate devices via photolithography and lift-off.

Die Cutting

Discover our capabilities for cutting and singulation.

Fluid Dispensing

Precision dispensing of fluid droplets and films.

Testing

Discover our extensive testing capabilities.

Heat Treatment

Learn about high-temperature processing.

Cleaning & Etching

Read about dry, wet, and ultrasonic surface treatments.

Learn how our products and services enable new discoveries.

Cancer Research

Drug Discovery

Quantum Computers

COVID-19 Research

Industrial Safety

Our Vision:

To contribute to the global welfare by application of Surface Science in the development of tools and solutions for the Scientific Community.

Custom Solutions by Platypus Technologies

Have a special project in mind? We can help! Our team has extensive experience creating complex surfaces for biosensors, chemical sensors, and cell culture.

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What is the Difference Between Invasion and Cell Migration Assays?

Many biomedical research projects revolve around analysis of the cell. Information about cell types, cell proliferation, cell count, and cell migration is critical to advancing disease treatment and health studies. To extract this knowledge, scientists rely on various types of assays that focus on characterizing a specific property or function of target cell types. This blog post will provide a brief overview of the difference between invasion and cell migration assays, with an emphasis on cell migration assays from Platypus Technologies.

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What is a Disk Electrode Used For?

Disk electrodes are one of the essential components for performing many electrochemical experiments. Measurements such as cyclic voltammetry are widely used methods for the characterization of nearly any material or process that involves electron transfer – something ubiquitous in any material or component that will be used as part of an electronic system.

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