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Halo lists 531 electronic materials organizations with a page on the network, 109 of them universities and research institutions. They include University of Tennessee, Knoxville and University at Buffalo, State University of New York, ordered by how many electronic materials each one has. Open the electronic materials hub to see all of them.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UT) serves as a central engine of economic growth and industry partnership in Tennessee, leveraging deep collaborations with federal laboratories, private…
Comprehensive public research university in Buffalo, NY, with co-located labs on a downtown medical campus, a research park and incubators, health system integration, robust tech transfer, and…
Comprehensive public research university in Edmonton, Canada, with co-located labs, pilot facilities, hospital integration, co-op pipelines, and dedicated tech transfer.
Public research university in Montréal, Québec with integrated teaching hospitals, shared core facilities, a downtown innovation district, and dedicated technology transfer support.
Apoello is a deep-tech spin-out that provides an AI-enabled materials discovery platform.
2DLayer (Atomix Inc) is a USA-based manufacturer specializing in high-quality 2D transition metal dichalcogenide (TMDC) materials, wafers, and heterostructures, offering both standard products and…
Public land‑grant research university in Auburn, Alabama, with a research park, Huntsville innovation campus, robust co‑op talent pipeline, statewide extension network, and dedicated tech transfer…
Research-intensive public university in Canberra, Australia, with on-campus national supercomputing, micro/nanofabrication facilities, prototyping spaces, and dedicated technology transfer support.
Public technical university in Behbahan, Khuzestan, Iran, with engineering and science laboratories, natural-resources facilities, computing capability, and applied training capacity.
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Every organization on this page has at least one electronic materials solution on Halo owned by a member of its team. 109 are universities and research institutions; the rest are companies. The order follows how many electronic materials each one has, and every name links through to its page on the platform. Partnering runs through co-development, sponsored research, licensing, and fee-for-service work. The full solution set, with the counts and the research areas behind it, sits on the electronic materials hub.
Halo lists 531 electronic materials organizations, including University of Tennessee, Knoxville, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, and University of Alberta. The order follows how many electronic materials each one has, and the page was last updated on Sept 30, 2026.
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