About us

At Nano ePrint, we focus on development of novel semiconductor technologies for a number of applications. These include low-cost and flexible printed electronics, novel devices to harvest waste heat or indirect (light to heat) solar energies, and terahertz (THz) imaging, etc. Here's a brief overview of our technologies based on new nanodevice concepts.

Prof. Aimin Song and his team have been exploring novel nanoelectronic components for more than 10 years, for both scientific research and commercial exploitations. His inventions have led to over 10 patents and patent applications. Many of the devices are not only of extremely high operating speeds or sensitivity to chemicals, but also are easy to manufacture by the so-called nanoimprint technology. The commercial attraction has led to founding of a start-up company and other R&D projects.

Our work has been recognized by a number of awards, including a Royal Society Brian Mercer Feasibility Award, a Distinguished Achievement medal for "Researcher of the Year" of the University of Manchester, a Rolls-Royce Prize in the UK Parliament, etc.

Most recently, we have developed new technologies for energy harvesting. For more details, click HERE.