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EvergladesHUBhttp://pageoverview.com/website-report/evergladeshub.com
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- Expected expiration: May 31st in 2020
- Creation date: May 31st in 2009
- Renew date: November 25th in 2014
- Google Analytics: 19497019-1
Seacoast Science, Inc.http://pageoverview.com/website-report/seacoastscience.com
Seacoast Science, Inc. is focused on the expanding chemical sensor and chemical detection market. Our primary focus is on the development of gas sensors for a variety of markets including leak detection, chemical warfare agent detection, air quality monitoring, and emission gas detection. The core technology includes a MEMS-based capacitive platform to which specific chemically-selective polymers are attached. This technology platform can be easily adapted to meet many chemical sensing applications.
- Expected expiration: February 6th in 2026
- Creation date: February 6th in 2003
- Renew date: February 12th in 2016