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Halo lists 326 smart materials organizations with a page on the network, 123 of them universities and research institutions. They include Syracuse University and University of Alberta, ordered by how many smart materials each one has. Open the smart materials hub to see all of them.
Private research university in Syracuse, New York, with a co-located downtown innovation campus, industry-partnered labs, pilot-scale testbeds, experiential talent pipelines, and dedicated tech…
Comprehensive public research university in Edmonton, Canada, with co-located labs, pilot facilities, hospital integration, co-op pipelines, and dedicated tech transfer.
Postgraduate, research‑intensive university in Cranfield, UK, with a co‑located airport, full‑scale testbeds and pilot plants, a research park, and a defense campus.
FLITE Material Sciences provides advanced surface engineering solutions using laser texturing technology.
Public land‑grant research university in Raleigh, NC, with a co‑located research park, pilot‑scale testbeds, statewide extension, co‑op pipelines, and dedicated tech transfer.
CRTI provides custom research, technology innovation, and manufacturing services, specializing in polymers, silicones, and specialty materials for diverse industrial applications through advanced…
Calyxia is a B2B Cleantech firm specializing in eco-engineered, biodegradable microencapsulation technology.
Private research university in Pittsburgh, PA with co-located robotics and AI labs, a DoD-sponsored software engineering FFRDC, specialized testbeds, and strong tech transfer and startup support.
Cypris Materials developed sustainable, bio-inspired structural color technology for coatings and inks.
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Every organization on this page has at least one smart materials solution on Halo owned by a member of its team. 123 are universities and research institutions; the rest are companies. The order follows how many smart materials each one has, and every name links through to its page on the platform. Partnering runs through sponsored research, co-development, licensing, and pilot engagements. The full solution set, with the counts and the research areas behind it, sits on the smart materials hub.
Halo lists 326 smart materials organizations, including Syracuse University, University of Alberta, and Cranfield University. The order follows how many smart materials each one has, and the page was last updated on Nov 2, 2026.
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