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Home > News > Backyard business

December 28th, 2007

Backyard business

Abstract:
Micropulse also has established strategic relationships with startup companies. The company's expertise "is something we can offer," Emerick said.

Specifically, Micropulse is working with Nanovis, a startup company at the Purdue University Research Park in West Lafayette. Nanovis is developing and marketing nanotechnology that, when added to a knee or other implant surface, will help the body grow around the device instead of fighting it.

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