News

04 Jun 2012

Today, the Swedish Energy Agency has once again granted financial support for continuous internationalization of Insplorion’s instrument systems. Insplorion’s CEO, Jonas Odéhn, says:– We are very pleased with the… Read more

17 Apr 2012

Insplorion has together with Prof. Michael Grätzel’s group at EPFL in Switzerland and researchers at Chalmers University of Technology, successfully applied Insplorion’s concept, Indirect Nanoplasmonic Sensing, for studies of the… Read more

29 Nov 2011

Insplorion will intensify their conference presence in the upcoming months. You can meet us at the following events: 6th International Symposium on Surface Science, Tokyo (Japan), 11-16 December. Read more

28 Sep 2011

Today, a review article “Hydrogen on the spot” was published in Nature Materials, summarizing the latest development and describing how Insplorion’s Indirect Nanoplasmonic Sensing (INPS) can be used for studying… Read more

07 Jun 2011

Gunilla Almgren is elected new Board Member in Insplorion. Gunilla has an extensive background from corporate business development as well as from various financial organizations. Read more about Gunilla and… Read more

07 Jun 2011

Insplorion is featured in the latest issue of the Swedish magazine Kemivärlden on page 22-23. Find the online version of the magazine here. Read more

18 Apr 2011

Application Notes have now been added to the webpage, find them here. These are made to illustrate various systems for which Insplorion’s technology has been used for studies. Read more

14 Apr 2011

Under the heading Products a new tab is added with information and quotes from important Reference Customers. Find the tab here. Read more

17 Mar 2011

Today at the conference Energiutblicken, Insplorion won Swedish Cleantech Business Award as best presenting company. The competition was arranged by Energimyndigheten and the prize consisted of 100,000 SEK for export… Read more

15 Mar 2011

An instrument from Insplorion has been installed at Eindhoven University of Technology for use within catalysis development. Head of the department is Prof. Hans Niemantsverdriet (seen furthest to the right… Read more