NEWS
Army SBIR selects NanoSD as one of the awardees to enter Phase II
October 15, 2019
After successful completion of Phase I of Army SBIR, initiated back in January of 2019, NanoSD's Phase II proposal has been selected and awarded to continue to innovate and bring efforts to commercialize in near future.
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Topics for other Phase II projects can be found here.
US Department of Defense awards NanoSD for ARMY SBIR
January 12, 2019
NanoSD was awarded for SBIR Phase I of US Army's Air Platform research.
NanoSD will develop a lightweight, hybridized dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSC) with nano-generator (NG) that is less sensitive to incident sunlight than conventional solar cells and is capable of converting electricity from turbulence and temperature difference generated at high altitude of an UAV unit in operation.
The multi-energy harvesting device will meet the power density per device of 10 mW/cm2 required to support the UAV platform to increase the flight time during the operation, and to provide auxiliary power to multifunctional sources on UAV.
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January 04, 2019
Part of the research about Concentrated Solar Power with the Department of Energy and SolarReserve has been published through ACS Applied Energy Materials.
Here is the link to the article.
ACS Appl. Energy Mater., 2019, 2(1), pp 882-888
Publication Date(Web): January 4, 2019
US Companies Race to Commercialize Technologies for Cooling Fabrics
August 14, 2017
NanoSD has received attention from Technical-Textiles.net where collections of remarkable news of performance textiles and nonwovens are featured. Along with 6 other leading research facilities and companies, our DELTA project (collaboration with UCSD) was spotlighted for saving $500M a year by adjusting individuals' temperature by a mere 1°C.
More details about DELTA project can be found from DELTA news.
(Technical-textiles.net is accessible only with membership. Only NanoSD portion will be accessible through the link.)
Dr. Sungho Jin, Professor Emeritus of UC San Diego, is elected to National Academy of Inventors
April 01, 2017
As one of 11 pioneers and innovators in research to improve welfare of others in everything from cancer treatments to reproductive health, Dr. Sungho Jin, Chief Scientific Officer of NanoSD and Professor Emeritus of UCSD, was elected to National Academy of Inventors.
Collaboration Research with SolarReserve, an Awardee of CSP:APOLLO Project of DoE
January 01, 2017
Building upon the successful outcomes of the 2012 SunShot Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) Research & Development funding program, CSP: Advanced Projects Offering Low LCOE Opportunities (APOLLO) program aims to advance all components of CSP plant.
To break through current performance barriers, SolarReserve LLC, one of 14 awardees, teams up with UCSD and NanoSD engineers.
NanoSD has been awarded a major funding from DoE ARPA-E's SHIELD Project
March 18, 2016
ARPA-E announced $31 million in funding for 14 projects as part of ARPA-E’s newest program: Single-Pane Highly Insulating Efficient Lucid Design (SHIELD). SHIELD project teams are developing innovative window coatings and windowpanes that could significantly improve the energy efficiency of existing single-pane windows in commercial and residential buildings.
Joined partner with UC San Diego to Participate DELTA Project of DoE ARPA-e
December 01, 2015
Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy initiated "Delivering Efficient Local Thermal Amenities" (DELTA) Project to reduce the costs for heating and cooling buildings by developing Localized Thermal Management Systems (LTMS). LTMS modify the physical space around the human body rather than the entire building, with significant energy savings for both new and old buildings.
