Every industrial revolution has been enabled by a breakthrough in materials. New materials create new possibilities, allowing industries to build products that were previously impractical, uneconomic or simply impossible. Yet today, manufacturers across sectors are constrained by the limitations of existing materials, while many promising alternatives have struggled to move beyond the laboratory.
iGii, the advanced materials company, will exhibit at ADLM 2026 (28–30 July) at Booth #2381, where it will demonstrate how its proprietary carbon nanomaterial, Gii, is giving diagnostics developers a new route past these constraints, combining high performance with the manufacturing scalability needed for industrial adoption.
At ADLM, iGii’s booth will showcase:
- Gii, the underlying carbon nanomaterial enabling next-generation point-of-care diagnostics
- Gii-Sens Research electrodes, supporting assay development from feasibility through to scalable manufacture
- Gii microheater technology for molecular diagnostics and other applications requiring rapid, precise thermal control
- Examples of how Gii is already being integrated into customer products across diagnostics
iGii is particularly keen to talk to developers and manufacturers working across:
- Point-of-care diagnostics
- Molecular diagnostics
- Immunoassays
- Electrochemical biosensing
- Veterinary diagnostics
- Environmental monitoring
Dr Joanne Holmes and Dr James Youell, both Sales Directors at iGii, will be on-site throughout the exhibition and available for meetings and media discussions.