NANO-EH is an European project that aim to create a pathway for translating forefront knowledge of unique high frequency properties of emerging classes of nanomaterials into device engineering for scalable miniaturized energy harvesting/storage modules. NANO-EH (Nanomaterials enabling smart energy harvesting for next-generation Internet-of-Things) is a multidisciplinary European project that has t
he ambitious vision of creating a pathway for translating forefront knowledge of unique high frequency properties of emerging classes of nanomaterials into advanced device engineering for scalable miniaturized energy harvesting/storage submodules that are tailored for the specific needs of stand-alone, mobile or portable uses. It surpasses the current paradigm of energy harvesting materials by developing non-toxic and rare earth/lead-free materials exhibiting CMOS-compatibility and scalability for low cost and large-scale manufacturing. Partners:
- Tyndall National Institute (TNI)
- IMT-Bucharest (National Institute for Research and Development in Microtechnologies)
- Università degli studi di Bologna
- Università Politecnica delle Marche
- INSA Rennes. Institut Foton (Fonctions Optiques pour les Technologies de l’informatiON)
- THALES Research and Technology (TRT)
- Technology Oxide (TE-OX)
- Luna Geber Engineering s.r.l. (LGE)
- NANOM MEMS SRL
- Blue Synergy SL
This Project has received funding from the European Community’s H2020 Programme under the grant agreement Nr. 951761
