Levidian Nanosystems Limited

This project will explore new materials to support efficient, low-emission power generation using hydrogen and ammonia fuels. Led by H2CHP, the study will assess advanced ceramic liner and coating concepts, including the use of graphene, for application in free-piston engine generators designed for distributed energy systems. Hydrogen and ammonia offer si...

_Levidian extracts carbon from the world's gas supplies to create hydrogen and graphene._ _Using our patented decarbonisation device -- LOOP - we create carbon negative products capable of driving sustainable economies. Levidian's mission will change the way things are done by applying the materials of the future to the greatest challenge of today - the f...

The project will investigate novel methods of welding future lightweight automotive structures. In particular, the project will consider new methods of Friction Stir Welding to join automotive body structures made of novel lightweight alloys including aluminium, high strength steel and magnesium. The aim is to demonstrate high strength joints by doping th...

As graphene matures, production of the material is scaling up due to applications of the material moving from the lab into commercial sectors. However, a major problem still faced by graphene producers is the ability to rapidly characterise the properties of graphene flakes as industry-scale quantities of graphene powder are generated. FGV Cambridge Nanos...

Offshore wind is considered a key sector for meeting national and international targets with respect to sustainability, energy security, and low electricity prices. As offshore wind costs are decreasing and existing technical difficulties are overcome, the majority of new installations in the UK and abroad are expected to be located in Northern areas wher...

The FIREne feasibility study will investigate the flame retardant performance of graphene-based coatings patented by FGV Cambridge Nanosystems Ltd in industry-standard fire tests for building components. Collaboration between CNS and researchers from the University of Cambridge's Centre for Natural Material Innovation will optimise the coating for flame r...

Cambridge Nanosystems aims to become the leading supplier of graphene flakes suitable for a wide range of industries. The company has developed a novel process for the continuous synthesis of graphene from microwave plasma. Unlike existing methods this process can be easily scaled up while maintaining extremely low capital and operating costs. This is bec...