In discussions with UNLV
Nitrogen Fixation
Haber-Bosch consumes 2% of global energy and requires extreme heat and pressure
to produce fertilizer. Computational screening identified 176 candidate catalysts
predicted at 95% Faradaic efficiency at ambient conditions. Fertilizer without the fossil fuel cost.
176 candidate catalysts predicted at 95% FE
Solid-State Electrolytes
Next-generation batteries. Higher energy density, no liquid electrolyte,
no dendrite formation, no thermal runaway. The battery that makes EVs
go 1,000 miles and charges in 5 minutes.
600,000+ candidates screened
Candidate Superconductor Compositions
Zero-resistance electrical transmission at ambient conditions.
Lossless power grids. Levitating transport. MRI machines without
liquid helium. The most sought-after material in physics.
78.6M total candidates in pipeline
Rare-Earth-Free Magnets
Permanent magnets without neodymium or dysprosium. China controls
90% of rare earth processing. These magnets power every EV motor,
wind turbine, and missile guidance system on earth.
Eliminates critical supply chain dependency
Radiation Shielding
Materials that protect humans and electronics in high-radiation environments.
Space travel, fusion reactors, nuclear waste handling.
Current materials are heavy and insufficient for deep-space missions.
Enabling long-duration spaceflight
Ultra-High Temp Ceramics
Materials that survive above 2000°C. Hypersonic vehicle leading edges.
Rocket nozzles. Fusion reactor first walls. Reentry vehicle thermal protection.
The materials that don't exist yet — but need to.
500,000+ propulsion candidates screened
PFAS Destruction Catalysts
"Forever chemicals" contaminate every water source on earth.
Current destruction methods are energy-intensive and incomplete.
We screen for catalysts that break the C-F bond efficiently at scale.
Targeting complete mineralization
Water Splitting
Green hydrogen requires precious metal catalysts (platinum, iridium)
that cost too much to scale. Identified 1,013 candidate HER/OER catalysts
in silico — without precious metals, under 50 mV overpotential predicted.
1,013 candidate catalysts (in silico)
CO₂ Capture & Conversion
Current carbon capture sorbents top out around 5 mmol/g capacity.
Predicted 34 candidate sorbents up to 49 mmol/g (computational, pending experimental validation).
Plus 199 electrocatalyst candidates predicted to convert captured CO₂ into fuel.
10× SOTA capacity (computational prediction)