1414 Degrees acquires exclusive global SiNTL licence
1414 Degrees secured an exclusive worldwide licence from George Washington University for aluminium-coated silicon nanoparticle battery-anode technology.
Evidence notes
- The licence covered patented SiNTL technology developed by Professor Michael Wagner's team at George Washington University.
- Its low-temperature, single-step process produces stable aluminium-coated silicon nanoparticles without hazardous silane or hydrofluoric-acid inputs.
- The commercialisation plan called for sample fabrication, battery-manufacturer engagement and later evaluation of a dedicated production facility.
Company context
1414 Degrees is an Australian clean-energy technology company developing silicon-based thermal energy storage and SiNTL silicon-anode battery materials for high-temperature industrial heat and UAV battery applications.