Oxford nanoSystems develop innovative coatings to improve two-phase heat transfer surfaces. The technology uses a low temperature process which can be quickly and easily implemented in components post-manufacture to add significant value. The coatings enable the production of cheaper, lighter, and more efficient products which consume less fuel, limit environmental impact and reduce manufacturing costs.
As the debate around climate change heats up the International Energy Agency warns air conditioning is ‘one of the most critical blind spots in the energy debate.’ TechTribe Oxford writes … Read More
Oxford nanoSystems named as one of 2019’s top innovators Abingdon based Oxford nanoSystems has been announced as a finalist by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) for their 2019 … Read More
Awarded for the creative development and scale-up of novel nano-coatings for energy saving and generation in heat transfer. Dr Alexander Reip is CEO of Oxford nanoSystems Ltd, a company developing innovative … Read More
