Fiber Flow looks like a handheld gun Phaser from Star Trek, but do not get confused! This is a prototype of the unique handheld portable device for the production of nanofibers from polymer solutions by centrifugal forces. The idea was brought by engineers from the Technical University of Liberec. Nanotech company PARDAM from Roudnice nad Labem is helping to finalize the design and introduce the device and nanofiber materials to the commercial sector. Fiber Flow is designed to produce and deposit nanofibers with special additives for application on the skin for cosmetic or dermatological purposes. Thanks to this unique and futuristic “nano-gun” it will be possible to safely deposit nanofibers on the skin without any special knowledge and to personalize nanofiber material to individual needs. You can look forward to personalized nano-cosmetic or nano-dermatology. PARDAM, the company that Jan leads, focuses on the development and production of materials made from nanofibers using centrifugal spinning technology. He is also the Vice President of the Czech Nanotechnology Industry Association and a member of the board of directors of the Czech Association for Applied Photocatalysis. Jan has extensive experience with electrostatic and centrifugal spinning of both types of nanofiber materials (inorganics and polymers), as well as an in-depth knowledge of how to produce, process, and apply these materials for commercial use. He is the co-author of several patents and commercial applications.