Add an organisation

The directory is free to read and free to be in. If an organisation that makes, distributes or tests nanomaterials is missing, add it — your own, or one you think belongs here.

What happens to a submission

It goes to a person. Nothing publishes automatically — an open directory that published on submit would be full of junk within a week.
We check it against the organisation’s own website. That check is the difference between this directory and a list anyone can write to.
Once published it is marked self-reported until we have independently confirmed it. That label is not a demerit — it says where the information came from, which a reader is entitled to know.
You get a reply from admin@nanomani.com either way.

The organisation

We check every submission against the organisation’s own website before it appears, so the website is the one field we genuinely cannot do without.

Website *

Organisation name *

Country *

City

Contact page

A link, not an address. This directory does not publish anyone’s email — it sends people to your own contact page so you decide how you are reached.

What they do

Primary activity *

Materials, products or services

Separate items with |. Specifications help — “MWCNT, >95% purity, OD 10–20 nm” is far more useful to a buyer than “carbon nanotubes”.

Anything else we should know

You

So we can reply. Never published, and never added to any list.

Your name *

Your email *

Nothing publishes automatically.

Two things this form is not

It is not a seller application. A directory listing costs nothing and sells nothing. If you want to sell through nanoMani that is a separate and deliberate step — how selling works.

It is not for individual people. Organisations only. A company listing is public business information; a named person’s details on a public page are not the same thing, and we do not publish them.