ELEXANA Announces New Research Laboratory in Nassau County, Long Island, New York
ELEXANA is proud to announce the launch of a new research laboratory in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. This new facility marks an important step forward in the company’s continued growth as a leader in electromagnetic testing, EMI/EMC problem-solving, RF interference investigation, mitigation design, and applied electromagnetic innovation.
The new laboratory will expand ELEXANA’s ability to perform pre-compliance testing, supporting clients in evaluating electronic products, electromagnetic environments, and complex EMI/EMC challenges before formal certification or deployment. The facility is being developed to strengthen ELEXANA’s technical capabilities in measurement, diagnostics, prototyping, and engineering validation across a wide range of applications.
In addition to pre-compliance and applied testing services, the laboratory will serve as a development center for several of James Finn’s seven patent-pending inventions. These innovations represent an important part of ELEXANA’s forward-looking research and engineering mission, advancing new technologies in electromagnetic design, mitigation, shielding, and related systems development.
This new lab reflects ELEXANA’s commitment not only to solving today’s electromagnetic challenges but also to building the next generation of scientific and engineering solutions. It will provide a dedicated environment for product development, technical experimentation, prototype testing, and invention advancement.
As ELEXANA enters this new phase of growth, the company is also open to new investors who wish to support the development of the laboratory and the advancement of its emerging technologies. ELEXANA welcomes interest from those who recognize the importance of rigorous electromagnetic engineering, independent scientific testing, and breakthrough invention in a rapidly evolving technical world.
With this new research laboratory, ELEXANA continues its mission of engineering electromagnetic environments and helping protect what matters most: people, performance, and progress.