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SLINTEC Protect SLINTEC Protect advanced antiviral hand sanitizers are now available to be purchased in bulk Order now SLINTEC Sterile SLINTEC Sterile, the transparent antimicrobial coating developed by SLINTEC is now offered as a service. Order now Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology A place where science innovations and value additions take place. Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (SLINTEC) is a pioneer in nano and advanced technology based research and development. SLINTEC SLINTEC Technologies Wearable Strain Sensors Video courtesy of PLEXUS VR Strain sensors could be useful for the detection and monitoring of movement-based signals, such as heartbeat and respiration rate. Slintec has developed strain sensors with high stretchability that are capable of measuring linear resistivity at a low cost. SLINTEC Technologies Moisture Management Fabrics Moisture management is rapidly changing the activewear garment industry. SLINTEC hopes to use the latest technology in smart textiles and moisture management to create fabrics that are truly astounding. SLINTEC Technologies Slow-release fertilizer SLINTEC is a leading research body in the synthesis of environmentally benign and biocompatible nanoparticles that can be released in a controlled manner for use as a nanofertilizer. SLINTEC Technologies XPS Instrument Our new Thermo Scientific XPS system has an ultra-modern surface analysis technique and is the perfect tool to identify and quantify different chemical states. It has fast parallel imaging (XPI) and can produce high-resolution XPS chemical images. SLINTEC Technologies Spinnable Carbon nanotubes SLINTEC is a leading giant in the nanotechnology research and development sector. Spinnable carbon nanotubes are revolutionizing industries, giving new insights on how we can approach problems and discover new solutions. SLINTEC Protect SLINTEC Protect advanced antiviral hand sanitizers are now available to be purchased in bulk Order now SLINTEC Protect SLINTEC Protect advanced antiviral hand sanitizers are now available to be purchased in bulk Order now

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Contract Research

SLINTEC has the latest advanced equipment and one of the best facilities in Sri Lanka to conduct research into innovative technology, helping businesses benefit from research solutions.
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Incubation & Modular Labs

SLINTEC is your best choice when looking for a suitable space to conduct modern research & development projects.
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SLINTEC Startup Engine

SLINTEC hopes to give entrepreneurs the facilities and expertise to help bring their ideas to life.
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Analytical Services

We offer a wide range of material characterization and laboratory analysis for universities, research institutions, and various industry sectors.
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SLINTEC’s COVID-19 related innovations featured in XINHUA – China’s national news agency


SLINTEC has been featured on China Xinhua News this week. Xinhua News Agency or New China News Agency is the official state-run press agency of the People's Republic of China and it is the biggest and most influential media organization in China, as well as the largest news agency in the world in terms of correspondents worldwide.


Read the feature on XinhuaNet: https://bit.ly/2ZEFGuD


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Securing safe work environments after a lockdown: The promise of SLINTEC Sterile

In Sri Lanka, we’re seeing a number of homegrown solutions have surfaced from pioneering research hubs like the SLINTEC Sterile coating from Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology Pvt Ltd (SLINTEC). To kill viruses and other microbes, SLINTEC Sterile relies on a chemical reaction called photocatalysis. In simple terms, light hits the coat and begins a chemical reaction. This reaction attacks the molecules of the virus and other microbes both on the surface and in the surrounding air.

Read more on ReadMe.lk: https://bit.ly/3d04zow