Immaterial
Plug and Play · Immaterial commercialises a technology to develop monolithic metallic organic frameworks (MOFs), a class of super-adsorbent nanomaterials with multiple applications in industry.
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| Other | Not stated | Plug and Play |
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| Other | Active | YCW21 | |
| Other | Active | YCW22 | |
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| Other | Not stated | 500 Global2018 |
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About Immaterial
Immaterial is a pioneering startup specializing in the commercialization of monolithic metallic organic frameworks (MOFs), a class of super-adsorbent nanomaterials with diverse industrial applications. Developed from a technology platform originating at the University of Cambridge, Immaterial's MOFs exhibit high selectivity for specific gases and exceptional porosity, making them ideal for applications such as carbon capture and hydrogen storage. With the ability to tailor MOFs to specific pore sizes and surface chemistries, Immaterial offers versatile solutions for various industrial challenges, from gas separation to bulk gas storage. Their cost-effective, energy-efficient, and zero-emission engineering solutions cater to gas separation and storage needs, including CO2 capture, hydrogen storage, cabin air recirculation, cooling systems, and water harvesting. Immaterial's flexible and scalable technology ensures tailored solutions for diverse business requirements.
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- Location
- United Kingdom
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Immaterial: questions
Which accelerators did Immaterial go through?
Immaterial is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Immaterial based?
Immaterial lists United Kingdom as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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