Founded in Basel, Switzerland, in 2000, Concentris has been serving the scientific community with instruments, tools and services in the field of nanomechanical cantilever sensors for more than a decade.
Today, Concentris' products are used by leading research groups around the world and allow breakthrough analysis in areas such as biosensors for medical diagnostics or drug discovery, micro biology, surface chemistry, materials sciences, artificial olfaction and environmental monitoring.
Our state-of-the-art cantilever sensors platforms have been designed for ambitious scientists. The Cantisens® Research instruments serve as powerful tools for cantilever sensor research and application development. Support of eight cantilevers within an array, precisely controlled experimental conditions in either gas or liquid, rock-steady operation, Swiss precision engineering and powerful, user-friendly software make working with Cantisens® products a first-in-class experience.
With their unmatched precision in geometry and mechanical properties, Cantisens® Cantilever Arrays are the gold standard when it comes to tipless microcantilevers. The extremely low thickness variation within an array of less than ±1% is the key factor, why many leading research groups rely on Cantisens® Cantilever Arrays for quantitative and reproducible measurements.
Cantisens® Cantilever Arrays are available in various geometries and with or without metal coating. Customers working with cantilever sensor based electronic noses can select from a variety of polymer coatings.
K.W. Liu, S.L. Biswal:
Probing Insertion and Solubilization Effects of Lysolipids on Supported Lipid Bilayers Using Microcantilevers
Anal Chem. 83(12), 4794-4801 (2011)
K. Gruber et al.:
Cantilever Array Sensors Detect Specific Carbohydrate-Protein Interactions with Picomolar Sensitivity
ACS Nano 5 (5), 3670–3678 (2011)
K.W. Liu, S.L. Biswal:
Using microcantilevers to study the interactions of lipid bilayers with solid surfaces
Anal Chem. 82(18), 7527-32 (2010)
Fast signal read-out option for Cantisens® Research.
Polymer-coated cantilever arrays for e-nose type measurements.
