Airmodus offers next generation nanoparticle counters for scientific and industrial use and develops advanced solutions for measuring airborne particles and gases. Our goal is to push the boundaries of aerosol particle measuring.
Commercializing cutting-edge science
Climate change, air quality, health effects of inhaled particles, nanomaterials - there are multiple reasons why even the smallest aerosol particles matter. The Airmodus Particle Size Magnifier is currently the only commercially available instrument capable of detecting airborne particle even down to 1 nm in size.
Airmodus is a young and innovative spin-off company from the University of Helsinki, founded in 2010 by a group of aerosol physicist. Strong connections with the state-of-the-art research ensure that our products meet the high scientific standards.
The Airmodus Team
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Joonas Vanhanen | combines an avid knowledge derived from a background of developing new kinds of aerosol measurement techniques with experience in entrepreneurship as an executive manager of a consulting company specializing in aerosols. This combination of both scientific and business savvy has bestowed Mr Vanhanen with extensive connections to the key players on the field of aerosol industry. | |
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Jyri Mikkilä | is an expert in the technological development and design of aerosol instruments, as well as measurement programs. He also knows the challenges of long-term mesurements in tough environments. | |
SALES & MARKETING DIRECTOR | Minna Väkevä | has a PhD in aerosol measurements. Minna has worked for different industries since year 2000 in product managements, R&D leadership and business development positions. | |
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Katrianne Lehtipalo | made her PhD in detection techniques of the smallest atmospheric clusters and particles. She has extensive knowledge on several state of the art condensation particle counters and has been developing measurement and analysis methods for new particle formation studies. | |
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Tero Toivola | has a Licentiate of Technology degree in microelectronics. He has a research background in silicon based processing technology, micromechanics and microfluidistics. He has also been working with web based programming and server environment design. |