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Nalu Scientific designs front-end microelectronics and high-end sensors and systems for photodetection, medical imaging, homeland security and space industry used for the likes of the U.S. Air Force, NASA, U.S. Department of Energy, etc. Scroll below to see some of the news articles that have featured our work.
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Nalu Scientific recognized as a technology leader in Hawaii's startup community.
Nalu Scientific has entered into an exclusive sales and distribution agreement with CAEN Technologies, a premier provider of physics and engineering test equipment.
Honolulu-based microchip design firm Nalu Scientific awarded a SBIR Phase II grant contract from the U.S. Department of Energy to support the design and fabrication of their high-density digitizer system-on-chip, the HDSoC.
Nalu Scientific is a model of success for Honolulu's startup tech community, providing opportunity for skilled local workers and fostering research growth through its collaboration with the University of Hawai'i
Nalu founder Isar Mostafanezhad was interviewed as one of four panelists discussing how Hawai'i will redefine and reshape the economy as it recovers from COVID-19.
Pacific Business News article noting our five recent federal research grants totaling $2.8 million for microchip development and particle accelerator diagnostics.
Hawai'i Business Magazine feature on how are team has been coping with the pandemic, working remotely, and the future of the company.
Hawaii-based startup Nalu Scientific will be bringing its cutting-edge remote sensing technology to the seas with a new $120,000 federal grant under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Pacific Business News article featuring Hawai'i business that are committed to a more sustainable future. “We have to create an environment where people are here, not because there is nowhere else to go, but because this is the obvious place to be."
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