Amplification and Stimulation of Natural Hydrogen Underground with High Efficiency N2-Ni Hybrid Nanofoam
Podcast about the new discovery from Nanogeios for Natural H2 amplification and production
In-depth conversations with scientists, engineers, and innovators at the frontier of geothermal energy and nanomaterials.
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1h 14m
Total Runtime
19m
Avg Duration
12
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4 episodes
Podcast about the new discovery from Nanogeios for Natural H2 amplification and production
IRIS-X distinguishes itself through the integration of nanomaterials, advanced sensors, and AI to achieve unprecedented precision in natural hydrogen and helium exploration. It drastically reduces operational costs by 95-98% and accelerates deployment timelines by 12-36 times compared to conventional methods. The technology ensures minimal environmental disturbance with a footprint of less than 500 m² and zero operational incidents, including no formation damage or groundwater contamination. This makes IRIS-X a transformative, sustainable, and economically viable platform for clean energy resource discovery.
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CRISPR-Engineered Therapeutic Cells for Precision Oncology The biomimetic nanohypertumor is an advanced therapeutic platform developed by Nanogeios that reprograms non-proliferative, CRISPR-edited tumor-mimetic cells into intelligent anti-cancer agents. These engineered cells simulate the tumor microenvironment while acting as controlled-release factories for anti-angiogenic proteins and immunomodulators. Delivered through dual-responsive nanocarriers—activated by tumor acidity (pH) and matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) activity—each nanohypertumor precisely targets malignant tissues, sparing healthy cells. Gene knockouts such as MYC and CDK4/6 ensure biological containment and non-replication. Coupled with our SpheroSim™ in silico modeling platform, this system achieves: High tumor specificity (>83%) Reduction in tumor vascularization Controlled molecular release profiles Minimal systemic toxicity The nanohypertumor platform bridges synthetic biology, nanotechnology, and clinical oncology—delivering programmable precision medicine with a high translational potential across multiple cancer types.