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Founded by scientists from the University of Sheffield to remove barriers to research and provide the high-performance research tools needed to develop sustainable futures for humankind. Ossila specialize in the manufacture and supply of lab equipment and chemical materials to fabricate and test research devices, including solar cells and display devices. Through this, Ossila products aid the development of technologies such as higher efficiency solar panels, flexible OLED screens, wearable solar-powered devices, battery technologies, and more.

With continued growth, Ossila remain committed to their goal of enabling science. By equipping researchers across the whole scientific community with dependable products at accessible prices, Ossila empower them to concentrate on their core science. The team of experts at Ossila also create free resources to help researchers jump-start new projects, making scientific information available to everyone.

Ossila have a manufacturing and distribution center in Sheffield and employ over 50 people across offices in the UK and the Netherlands. The company maintains its strong academic roots, is a consistent employer of students, and sponsors several yearly graduation awards.

Founded in Sheffield in 2009 to streamline research processes

Supplying to world-leading institutions across 90+ countries

Experts in organic electronics providing free scientific resources

Most recently awarded the King's Award for Enterprise (2024)

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