Success Driven by Experince In Innovation
With over 3 decades of experience developing optimal deployments of this uniquely capable material in water treatment, advanced batteries and other applications.
WHAT WE DO AND WHY?
Our skill is in understanding how to take first of kind technologies from concept to product; how to manage project risk, where to find the force multipliers; and how to minimize start-up capital and resources.
These skills come from doing, learning and improving.
Skills not often found in conventional research centers.
Why Electrochemistry?
Electrochemical reduction/oxidation (RedOx) is the basis for all life, our energy and our materials.
As we strive for sustainability, we need new electrochemical processes to power our devices, make clean fuels, synthesize new materials, and clean our water.
WHAT WE DO AND WHY?
Our skill is developing first of kind technologies, in the boundaries of established academics, where research institutions often follow but rarely lead.
First of kind technologies are unique
Many of the great ideas, the scientific and technological breakthroughs that really transformed humanity, occurred outside of the mainstream academic fields.
Tesla, the Wright brothers, and Sir Henry Royce didn't have a formal education in their chosen fields. Pancini's discovery of the cholera bacillus, was ridiculed and ignored for several decades, because of the intellectual investment in the "miasma theory".
Interdisciplinary collaboration is the key but a challenge to get right
We work to create a common understanding between research fields - often the biggest challenge as fields and disciplines become ever more specialized.
We learned that advanced in one field of application are often unknown to problem owners in another.
Many and probably most of our biggest success have been the application of a known and proven approach in one filed to a seemingly intractable problem in another.
Just because others tried and failed, that doesn't mean we should not try again. New knowledge equals new possibilities.
We start from first principles, question every assumption and re-validate our models - knowing that advances in understanding can and will re-write everything we think we understand.
3 Decades of Successful Innovation, Licensing and Spin-offs is in Our DNA
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We understand TRL, and how to de-risk
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Focus on cost-effective scale up
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We figured out which business models fit which opportunities
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When to license, when to build and when to sell
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How to differentiate real technology from vaporware
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How to find and repurpose a proven process in one field to create value in another
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When to remain lean and flexible and when to commoditize with large scale production processes
We Refined These to Deliver Exceptional Capability, Flexibility and Innovation
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Integrated technology, design and engineering to progress an idea through to field tested and production ready
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Leveling the playing field for start-ups seeking to disrupt powerful incumbents - with innovative IP strategies
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Anonymous market and new product evaluation
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Innovative GTM strategies
The Network We Built Along the Way is Our Skill Multiplier
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Design and rapid prototyping,
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First of kind independent testing
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Specialty electrodes, coatings, catalysts and other functional materials
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Analytical and testing facilities
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Access to established industrial partners, national laboratories and regulators
WE SPEACIALIZE IN FIRST OF KIND
WHAT WE DO AND WHY?
Our skill is in understanding how to take first of kind technologies from concept to product; how to manage project risk, where to find the force multipliers; and how to minimize start-up capital and resources.
These skills come from doing, learning and improving.
Skills not often found in conventional research centers.
Why Electrochemistry?
Electrochemical reduction/oxidation (RedOx) is the basis for all life, our energy and our materials.
As we strive for sustainability, we need new electrochemical processes to power our devices, make clean fuels, synthesize new materials, and clean our water.
First of kind technologies are unique
Many of the great ideas, the scientific and technological breakthroughs that really transformed humanity, occurred outside of the mainstream academic fields.
Tesla, the Wright brothers, and Sir Henry Royce didn't have a formal education in their chosen fields. Pancini's discovery of the cholera bacillus, was ridiculed and ignored for several decades, because of the intellectual investment in the "miasma theory".
Interdisciplinary collaboration is the key but a challenge to get right
We work to create a common understanding between research fields - often the biggest challenge as fields and disciplines become ever more specialized.
We learned that advanced in one field of application are often unknown to problem owners in another.
Many and probably most of our biggest success have been the application of a known and proven approach in one filed to a seemingly intractable problem in another.
Just because others tried and failed, that doesn't mean we should not try again. New knowledge equals new possibilities.
We start from first principles, question every assumption and re-validate our models - knowing that advances in understanding can and will re-write everything we think we understand.
