mPhase Hopes to Deliver Battery Technology

CEO Ron Durando of mPhase Technologies, based in Little Falls, New Jersey, said the company is poised to deliver a substantial breakthrough in battery technology utilizing superhydrophopic nano-patterned structures.

Durando cited a seminal paper describing the achievement by scientists in the globally respected, peer reviewed Bell Labs Technical Journal, with an issue dedicated to nanotechnology. The article details the achievement by scientists in demonstrating a working reserve battery prototype that relies on a nano-based architecture. Reprints of the paper are available through mPhase’s website, www.mphasetech.com.

“We are navigating uncharted scientific waters in our approach to developing a radical improvement in battery technology,” said Durando. “The publication of the paper in the Bell Labs Technical Journal is a strong indicator of the development progress, and I await the team’s next technical milestone in 2006.”

mPhase was named to the inaugural “Nano 50” list of the most innovative companies and individuals in nanotechnology, selected by a panel of experts assembled by Nanotech Briefs, a licensed publication of NASA. The company also won the Frost & Sullivan 2005 Excellence in Technology Award.