NEWS
7 May 2009: Serstech awarded innovation grant
Serstech AB has today been awarded an innovation grant for the development of its next product platform. The grant enables Serstech to reinforce its growth plans and offer its customers state-of-the-art solutions. The Swedish Innovation Agency Vinnova awarded the grant in competition with more than 300 other projects.
5 May 2009: Serstech awarded demonstrator contract
Serstech AB, a leader in the micro-spectrometer based sensing market, has received a contract for a technology demonstrator. The customer is a national agency.
1 May 2009: New office at Ideon Science Park
Serstech AB has today moved into new offices at Ideon Innovation. This offers excellent facilities and service, while giving proximity to lots of talents from Lund University and the hundreds of high-tech firms in and near the science park. You find our new address on our contact page.
26 Feb 2009: Shareholders Annual Meeting
Serstech AB shareholders are invited to the Annual Meeting on 26 February at 4 pm. The meeting takes place at Malmö Incubator “Minc”, Anckagripsg 3, Malmö. Notices have been posted to all shareholders. All material can be found at Serstech’s office. You find directions on our contact page.
14 October 2008: Serstech presentation at Red Herring ETRE conference
ETRE, now in its 19th year, assembled an exclusive, invitation only, group of leading CEOs, entrepreneurs and financiers from the ICT industries worldwide. It provided a forum for business leaders to discover innovative technologies, secure funding, establish new alliances, solidify existing partnerships and exchange insights. Over 700 leaders from 40 countries were expected this year in Stockholm. Serstech is one of only twelve hand-picked companies that present themselves to investors at the conference.
Oct 2008: New version of micro-spectrometer chip released
Serstech AB, a leader in the micro-spectrometer based sensing market, has today released a new version of its micro-spectrometer chip. The extremely small format allows customers to build very small optical sensor solutions that can extend into larger networks of sensors. Applications include color measurements, absorption, fluorescence, and Raman spectroscopy.
The micro-spectrometer chip is available for immediate delivery and volume orders.
More information.
1 Oct 2008 – Serstech in charge of business workshop at EOS
The European Optical Society Annual Meeting 2008 is the most important event of the EOS. It was held in Paris on the occasion of the OPTO-exhibition. As part of the business track, Serstech made a presentation of its micro-spectrometer and lead a workshop on new technologies and components required for innovative lab-on-chip solutions. Read more here.
25 Sept 2008: Serstech presents at Nanotech Northern Europe 2008
Leading researchers and companies gathered in Copenhagen for Europe’s largest annual nanotechnology conference and exhibition to hear about latest research findings, to convey visions for the market impact of nanotechnology and to demonstrate commercial products and tools at the exhibition. The conference covered a range of topics, including energy, health, electronics, food, construction, water, investment and safety. Serstech was part of the “investment program”.
Sept 2008: Serstech delivers SERS surfaces to defense customer
Serstech AB, a leader in the micro-spectrometer based sensing market, has delivered several versions of its nano-structured enhancement surfaces to a defense customer. The purpose is to evaluate the suitability for chemical and biological threat detection.
July 2008: Serstech awarded government contract
Serstech AB, a leader in the micro-spectrometer based sensing market, has been awarded a contract for research on chemical and biological threat detection. The customer is a national agency.
July 2008: Serstech selected for explosives detection research program Xsense
Serstech, a leader in the micro-spectrometer based sensing market, has been selected as a partner to the Danish Xsense research project on “Miniaturized Sensors for Explosives Detection in Air”. It addresses reliability, selectivity, stability and cost in the development of a compact device for explosives detection.
To achieve these goals a number of advanced sensor technologies are combined with advanced data processing technology to provide the grounds for efficient and precise detection of particles in an environment.
The Xsense project is coordinated by DTU Nanotech Professor Anja Boisen. Xsense research is carried out with university and industrial partners; Technical University of Denmark, University of Southern Denmark, Unisensor, Serstech AB, and Oak Ridge National Lab.Visit http://www.Xsense.dk for more information.