“…in one aspect of You are found all the aspects of existence.” ― Kahlil Gibran

Cerahelix selected for Pipeline H2O an award-winning water technology commercialization program

Money Quote (from the website): Cerahelix manufactures the PicoHelix membrane using a patented DNA template technology. To us DNA has a size and shape, which we use as a tool to form sub nanometer pores in a ceramic.  The pores are 100,000 times smaller than a human hair and perform molecular separations to a higher purity than any other ceramic filter.

If you’ve looked at my posts in the past, you’ll know of my particular interest in Graphene, as well as other advanced materials, and their intersection with industry, energy and infrastructure. If I can be helpful in any way (asking questions, sharing notes, etc…) I hope you will let me know.

To get an idea of where we are in the Graphene commercialization timeline, I have added a link to an interview (I hope she doesn’t mind) with Dr. Zina Jarrahi Cinker, Executive Director of the National Graphene Association (NGA) – Dr. Cinker Interview / AZoNano.

From my perspective, while standardization & commercialization challenges remain, the progress is undeniable. From semiconductors to batteries and super-capacitors; from wearables to concrete and steel; from filtration to aerospace to ink, things are happening quickly. For many of you, this is something worth knowing.

Graphene Innovation Summit

Best,

TG