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A little about us

Microionic Systems LLC is a University of Wisconsin System technology start-up (see WiSys Technology Foundation), founded, in 2012, by Dr. Annamalai Karthikeyan Ph.D., to manufacture tailored nanomaterials (such as Activated Carbon) and novel device architectures for electrochemical storage (such as Hybrid Li-ion capacitors, LIC). 

We are currently operating in the Fox Valley, WI Industrial hub, with our office in Oshkosh, WI, and lab facilities located in Neenah, WI. 

Our Business includes:
  • Activated Carbon Manufacturing using our patented technology
  • Hybrid Lithium Ion Capacitor Development using our patented technology
  • Membrane Filtration

News/Achievements 

In 2016 MiST:
  • Begin sales of materials and products.
  • Gain investment towards construction of pilot plant.
In 2015 MiST:
  • Developed proprietary processes for surface modulated activated carbon (patent soon to be filed).
  • Developed novel electrolytes for lithium ion capacitors (patent soon to be filed).
  • Development of bench-scale facilities for the preparation of activated carbon.
  • US patent issued for activated carbon production technology.

Technology

Activated Carbon:
  • MiST's has patented a non-pyrolytic method to carbonize cellulosic wastes rapidly, cheaply, efficiently, and at high purity levels.  
Hybrid Lithium Ion Capacitor:
  • This technology is a blend between ultra-capacitors and lithium- ion batteries; however it has a higher voltage and energy density than ultra capacitors and higher power than Li-ion batteries. 
  • MiST unique ceramic electrode configuration (patented) and MiST unique novel electrolyte  system (patent pending).

Our Team

Scientific Founder: 
Dr. Annamalai Karthikeyan Ph.D.
25 years of experience in Material Nano-Technology and Energy storage Devices
Interim Administration
Mr. Phil Florek 
12 yrs as CEO / Chair ; 30 yrs as VP / Director (Fortune 500) ;
Board member WI companies
Microionics is supported in part by the WiSys Technology Foundation