NOHMs Closes Second Angel Round

In April 2013, NOHMs Technologies, Inc. closed with the Chemical Angel Network to enable business strategy, strengthen intellectual property portfolio, and leverage an opportunity for matching funds from the NSF. A new investor round is open to enable materials manufacturing…

NSF Phase II Award

In April 2013, NOHMs Technologies was awarded a $500,000 Phase II SBIR Award from the NSF to scale a novel low-cost manufacturing process for long-life sulfur cathode composite materials. Lithium sulfur batteries are higher energy and lower-cost than lithium ion…

NY Works Gives Nod to NOHMs

NOHMs Technologies was featured in the NY Finger Lakes Regional Council’s plan to encourage economic growth in the region by investing in advanced manufacturing and energy storage technology. The Finger Lakes Region was awarded a “Best Plan” and awarded $96.2…

NOHMs Awarded 3rd NSF Small Business Grant

NOHMs Technologies was awarded a Phase I SBIR project for development of a novel sulfur cathode material for a silicon anode / sulfur cathode lithium ion battery. This is NOHMs’ third Phase I SBIR award from the NSF. The Small…

NOHMs Receives DARPA award to develop lithium sulfur batteries for high energy density storage

NOHMs was awarded a DARPA Phase I SBIR Grant to develop high energy batteries for tactical energy storage. Electrical power has become critical to US Military operations. The wartime US Army is consuming 357 million gallons of fuel annually to…

NSF “Building Innovative Capacity” Grant Awarded

NOHMs Technologies, Inc., Cornell University, and Graphene Devices, LLC, were jointly awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation for “Building Innovative Capacity.” The corporate-university partnership seeks to combine battery, process, and fundamental materials expertise to develop a second generation…

Welcome, Rich Delmerico, VP of Engineering and Operations

Rich Delmerico is an experienced executive whose leadership and business acumen at Eastman Kodak led to his recognized success in integrating customer needs with technology to drive efficiency, revenue, and market share in global organizations. Rich has held a wide…

NOHMs receives NIH award to develop high-energy medical batteries

NOHMs received a $150,000 grant from the NIH to develop lithium-sulfur batteries to power Left Ventricle Assist Devices (LVAD’s). LVAD batteries power a heart pump. Current battery technology is too bulky and does not hold sufficient charge, limiting the LVAD patient’s range of movement…

NOHMs receives 2nd NSF SBIR Award

NOHMs Technologies was awarded a Phase I SBIR project for continued development of a novel cathode materials manufacturing process. This is NOHMs’ second Phase I SBIR award from the NSF. The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program stimulates technological innovation…