ONAMI : Current Gap Projects

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Current Gap Projects

ONAMI is developing commercial capabilities for micro- and nanotechnologies as applied to sustainable, clean, green and efficient manufacturing methods, as well as for healthcare, disease detection and prevention.

Breaking News (May 2010):

Home Dialysis Plus, Ltd. has received a commitment for $50M in private equity funding from Warburg Pincus, along with venture funding from the Vertical Group, LLC - possibly the largest A-round in Oregon history. For more details, see the May 2010 ONAMI newsletter.

News (August 2009):
Trillium Fiber Fuels is awarded $750K SBIR Phase II from the Department of Energy. (Click here for more details.)

News (July 2009):
Perpetua Power and PNNL win prestigious R&D 100 award for the Power Puck energy device. (Click here for more details.)

News (March 2009):
DesignMedix wins the Oregon Entrepreneur's Network "Angel Oregon" competition, to receive additional investment of $150,000. (Click here for more details.)

Through our Gap Fund, ONAMI is providing grants for proof-of-concept development for the following programs:

Inpria / Oregon State University

Overview

Project Title: Inorganic Printed and Spin-On Materials for High-Performance, Low-Cost Printed Electronics

Principal Investigators: Dr. Douglas Keszler, Oregon State University

Company Contact: Dr. Andrew Grenville, Inpria Corporation

Description:

Oregon State University and Inpria are demonstrating application of a new technology that provides highly efficient deposition of and patterning of functional materials for device applications at all length scales.

Inpria has received a prestigious SBIR award from the National Science Foundation.

For more info: Printed Electronics World Article featuring OSU technology