| Institute for Molecular Manufacturing: Non-profit organisation founded to conduct research aimed at developing molecular manufacturing. |
| AMO GmbH: Committed to applied research in the area of micro-, nano- and opto-electronics to enable technologies and devices for emerging future applications in the area of communication, life and energy. |
| i3 Nanotec India Pvt. Ltd.: Nanotechnology Research and Development firm involved in nanomaterials designing using computational simulation techniques, nanomaterial synthesis, characterization, and applications development. |
| IBM Research Center: Undertakes modification of materials at atomic and nanometer scales and studies nano-electronic devices. |
| IBM Zurich Research Lab: Researchers of cantilever sensors, chemical AFM, MRI, Dynamic Force Microscopy, nanoscale integrated circuits and ultrathin magnetic structures. |
| Lab_Bell, Inc.: A research and development organisation involved in making electronics, biocaptures, anti-biotics by the use of nanotechnology. |
| Mass Group of UIUC: Performs research in the fields of Microelectromechanical and Nanoelectromechanical Systems. |
| NanOp: Collaborative of academic and commercial institutions for the promotion of nanotechnology in Germany. |
| Nanotechnology Research Institute: A government research institute involved in the advancement of nanomaterials and device technology and their extension to industrially relevant technologies. |
| NAS Computational Molecular Nanotechnology: NASA's Research Center develops Ames' computational molecular nanotechnology, designs and computationally tests atomically precise electronic, mechanical and other components. |
| Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: Develops commercial products through application of nanoscience, nanoengineering and nanotechnology. |
| Paul-Drude-Institut: Performs materials research, solid state physics and nanotechnology on low-dimensional structures. |
| Sandia National Labs: Performs nanotechnology researches in the field of chemistry, mechanics, optics and self-assembled monolayers. |
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