The platform

What we actually own.

Patented, granted production process

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Glass reaction flask with a dark graphene oxide suspension in a research lab

What we own

The advantage is not a single product. It is a production process we control, and the ability to tune the material for each application. The synthesis method is patented and granted; protection is being extended to additional territories.

GODA, the diesel formulation, is at provisional stage. We describe it as patent pending.

Morphology, observed rather than claimed

Raman spectroscopy is our working characterization method and it is publishable. It tells us how oxidized the sheets are and how consistent a batch is. We report it as an observation, not as a claim about a specific morphology in the customer’s product.

AI-assisted discovery

An internal pipeline combines language models with JARVIS and Materials Project data to screen applications before synthesis. The point is to spend lab time only on candidates that survive the screen.

Facilities

Synthesis and characterization run with access to Harvard CNS and UMass Amherst facilities.

From batch to line

The same process that makes evaluation samples makes production batches. That is what lets a formulation that works on a bench move to a line without being re-invented.

Download the diesel ASTM report

Questions

Is the production process patented?

The synthesis method is patented and granted. Protection is being extended to additional territories.

Is GODA itself patented?

The additive formulation is at provisional stage. We describe it as patent pending, not patented.