Fuel Cells are of the most attractive new renewable energy solutions. A new generation of proton exchange membrane (PEM), based on advances in supramolecular chemistry, serve as the foundation for the development of PEM based membrane electrode assemblies in the renewable energy area.

Virtually every heat exchanger is a potential candidate for enhanced heat transfer regardless of size. Benefits of heat transfer enhancement include the possibilities of size reduction for the particular heat exchanger; reduced driving potential or required temperature difference or reduced pumping power required for a desired output. Several methods exist for the heat exchange enhancement. AMAD focuses on low-cost nanofluids technology for impoved thermal conductivity coolant fluids in electronics and engine cooling technology.

AMAD specializes on Nanoporous Surfaces (NPS) technology to improve heat exchanger performance through its ability to generate smaller bubbles. NPS nanotechnology, made of traditional boiling surface materials, precisely modulates the porosity and structure of surfaces; thus yielding smaller bubbles with higher bubble density in a given fluid volume.