Project NanoVision News [2023-08-04] Chip NanoImaging finalist in the Wiley Analytical Science Award 2024 Chip NanoImaging AS is one of the finalists in the Wiley Analytical Science Award 2024. Please vote for us within the end of September at the following link: (Pro-4-Pro) Wiley Analytical Science Award Site [2023-06-14] Chip NanoImaging Raised NOK 6 million Chip NanoImaging AS has raised NOK 6 million in a bridge financing round. Participants in this round was Investinor Nord-Norge AS (NOK 3M) and Norsk Elektro Optikk AS (NOK 3M). The increase in capital was registered in Foretaksregisteret (the Norwegian companies registry) June 14th 2023. [2023-06-12] Two new employees in Chip NanoImaging ChipNano has got two new employees that will work on the NanoVison project. Anders Nikolai Treland (started in February) and Daniel Henry Hansen (started June 12). [2022-07-07] Project Kick-Off Meeting The project kick-off meeting was held as a digital meeting July 7th 2022. More information here. Previous News Stories [2013-08-23] ERC Starting Grant in 2013 Prestigious EU funding for UiT researcher Researcher Balpreet Ahluwalia at Department of Physics and Technology has received a Prestigious ERC Starting Grant. Only three other Norwegian scientists have achieved the same. Read the full article at the UiT web site. [2020-04-27] Grant of ERC PoC in 2020 UiT researcher with revolutionary chip receives prestigious funds from the EU. Nanoscientist Balpreet Singh Ahluwalia receives for the second time ERC Proof-of-Concept funds. The chip he has developed can lead to breakthroughs in medical research. UiT-forsker med revolusjonerende chip mottar prestisjetunge midler fra EU. Nanoforsker Balpreet Singh Ahluwalia mottar for andre gang ERC Proof-of-Concept midler. Chipen han har utviklet kan føre til gjennombrudd i medisinsk forskning. Read the full article at the UiT web site (in Norwegian). [2022-03-03] EIC Transition Grant Received EU millions for the fourth time. UiT professor Balpreet Singh Ahluwalia and his team at Chip NanoImaging continue to be successful with their grant applications. Now their nanoscopy chip is to be commercialised. Fekk EU-millionar for fjerde gong. UiT-professor Balpreet Singh Ahluwalia og teamet hans på Chip NanoImaging held fram med å lykkast med søknadane sine. No skal nanoskopi-chipen deira kommersialiserast. Read the full story at the UiT web site (in Norwegian)