Partners

NanoSonic works with a wide variety of companies and organizations. Our interdisciplinary work ranges from collaborating with the aerospace industry to government agencies, and from large corporations to small businesses. We have received Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) program funds from the Department of Defense, NASA, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy. NanoSonic has been awarded contracts in NASA’s Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Program, as well as the Missile Defense Agency's Technology Applications Program.

Since its inception in 1998, NanoSonic has partnered with Virginia Tech, the state's leading research university, and with the State of Virginia. NanoSonic has exclusively licensed nine patents covering electrostatic self-assembly (ESA) processing and use from Virginia Tech.

Read more about NanoSonic's Eco Partners and Sustainability Efforts.

If your company is interested in partnering with NanoSonic, please contact us by phone:
PHONE 540.626.6266

Giles County, Virginia

NanoSonic was the first industrial tenant in the new Wheatland EcoPark in eastern Giles County, Virginia. Resting quietly in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of southwest Virginia, with an area of about 363 square miles and a population of around 16,000, Giles County offers a relaxed small-town atmosphere. NanoSonic’s R&D and manufacturing facilities bring high-tech to this rural area where we are a member of the local Chamber of Commerce.

Giles County Virginia Aerial

Virginia Tech

NanoSonic grew out of and continues to partner with the largest university in Virginia – Virginia Tech, a school that is committed to green technologies and energy efficiency, especially in the Colleges of Science and Engineering. Many of our staff are former students, faculty or staff, and our facilities are located about ten miles west of the main Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg, Virginia. We maintain unique ties to the university by giving lectures, taking post-graduate classes, and participating in campus activities.

Solaripedia

NanoSonic’s partnership with the Solaripedia.com international, free green building database website has promoted the enhancement of thousands of files, images, documents and links for sustainable design and building information - including NanoSonic's environmentally benign materials and devices.

Partners

Giles County, Virginia

Virginia Tech

Solaripedia

US Patents