Oxford Instruments Asylum Research Joins the MIT.nano Consortium
The MIT.nano Consortium is Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s way to get their research into the marketplace for real world use. The Consortium helps to fund the operations of research and development and then facilitates the process into the market. Oxford Instruments Asylum Research is the latest member of the Consortium.
Asylum Research have cutting edge atomic force microscopes (AFM) for nanoelectrical and nanomechanical characterization and imaging. They have since added two of their AFMs to MIT.nano’s equipment. One AFM – the Cypher VRS video-rate – will measure nanoscale dynamic processes at video frame rate. The other AFM – Jupiter XR – offers dual high-speed imaging and nanoscale dynamic process measurement. A scientist from Asylum Research will remain at MIT to help in research and development. With the help of an Asylum Research expert and the atomic force microscopes, MIT.nano will be able to extend their research to even smaller dimensions and provide deeper insights.
Are you developing new technology? Did you know your development work could be eligible for the R&D Tax Credit and you can receive up to 14% back on your expenses? Even if your development isn’t successful your work may still qualify for R&D credits (i.e. you don’t need to have a patent to qualify). To find out more, please contact a Swanson Reed R&D Specialist today or check out our free online eligibility test.
Who We Are:
Swanson Reed is one of the U.S.’ largest Specialist R&D tax advisory firms. We manage all facets of the R&D tax credit program, from claim preparation and audit compliance to claim disputes.
Swanson Reed regularly hosts free webinars and provides free IRS CE and CPE credits for CPAs. For more information please visit us at www.swansonreed.com/webinars or contact your usual Swanson Reed representative.
