Pioneer in the decarbonization and electrification of the specialty chemical industry with modular electrochemical and microwave reactors. These technologies are driving the chemical industry transition from fossil fuel heated chemical reactors to grid and renewable energy powered electrosynthesis reactors as well as electromagnetic field based reactors. These next generation chemical reactor systems minimize or eliminate CO2 release, increase reaction product selectivity, and increase profit margins.Founder of Electron Transfer Technologies, Inc. ETT patented and commercialized on-site, modular electrochemical arsine and other hydride gases used in semiconductor fabrication. ETT took market share from traditional, centralized, fossil fuel based chemical manufacturers who had to ship those gases in cylinders. ETT was acquired by Fortune 300 gas manufacturer Air Products and Chemicals Inc As an electrochemical technology expert for more than 25 years, he is experienced in developing, patenting, and commercializing complete electrosynthesis and microwave reactor systems for new or updated products and processes. Open to investments, joint ventures, and consultingPhD Chemical Engineer specializing in electrochemistry, electrochemical engineering, and applied chemical physics for advanced catalysis. Principal Investigator on grants from the Departments of Energy, Defense, and National Science Foundation. Inventor with multiple U.S. and international patents including the IR-100 Award winning on-site electrocatalytic arsine, germane, and stibine (SbH3)gas generators. Also microwave phosphine gas generator, metal hydride and lithium battery charge analysis, electrocatalytic materials, photovoltaic and photoelectrochemical hydrogen production (including the original "Artificial Leaf"), fuel cells, and carbon dioxide to liquid fuels. Organized and edited the first ACS Symposium on "Catalytic Activation of Carbon Dioxide" (still available on Amazon). Specialties:Modular electrochemical reactor systemsMicrowave chemical reactor systemsClimate change technology analysis Radioisotope, high energy, Beta electron power sources (see Krypton-85 Beyond Betavoltaics paper below). New product concepts; R&D, patents, and development through commercializationBusiness development; marketing and joint venturesIntellectual property portfolio analysis and protectionComputer simulation modeling of electrochemical and novel physical processesElectrochemical automationProposal writing, Principal Investigator, and contract negotiations.
Premissa, Inc.
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FounderPremissa, Inc. May 2019 - PresentModular arsine (AsH3) gas generators for semiconductor production; VCSEL lasers, LED, GaAs photovoltaicsEliminates the hazards of shipping, storage, and handling toxic gas cylindersDecarbonization, electrification of electronic gases with electrochemical, on-site arsine generators for maximum safety and lowest cost arsine for foundries.
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CtoAyers Group, Llc Www.Ayegt.Com Sep 2007 - PresentThe Ayers Group (www.ayegt.com) develops chemical and energy related products. Our expertise in catalysis, and electrocatalysis provides unique insight into the development of highly efficient chemcial and electrochemical commercial reactor systems. Simulation at both the basic physics and process level accelerates the evaluation and development of products.
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FounderPrivate Equity Exchange 2007 - PresentThe Private Equity Exchange (www.peqx.com),is an automated secondary market for the purchase and sale of Rule 144 restricted shares. PEQX was founded in response to our experience in raising captial and exiting investments. PEQX meets the needs of VC and accredited angel investors to buy or sell restricted shares in startup and established private companies without a broker-dealer.If you have invested in private company stock through venture capital, angel investments or a family office, list your shares on PEQX.COM for exposure and sale to accredited investors. PEQX provides escrow and transfer services to complete the sale.
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Ceo And FounderElectron Transfer Technologies, Inc. 1986 - 2004Electron Transfer Technologies Inc. pioneered on-site gas generation of hydride gases for the semiconductor industry. These Green chemistry electrochemical gas generators are used in the production of telecommunication lasers, cell phones, and computer chips. Intel, Motorola, Honeywell, France Telecom, and many research laboratories use ETT gas generators. The patented on-site hydride generators eliminate shipping and storage of toxic gas cylinders and their associated environmental hazards. ETT’s novel gas generators convinced semiconductor companies and government regulators in the U.S., Europe, and Japan of the economic and safety advantages of on-site gas generation over traditional centralized gas manufacturing.Electron Transfer Technologies was acquired by the industrial gas company Air Products and Chemicals (NYSE- APD).
William Ayers, Phd Education Details
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Princeton UniversityChemical Engineering -
University Of PennsylvaniaChemical Engineering
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Massachusetts Institute Of TechnologyChemical Engineering
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William Ayers, Phd works for Premissa, Inc.
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William Ayers, Phd's current role is Founder @ Premissa, Inc. | Modular, on-site electrochemical arsine gas generators for GaAs wafer fabrication. On-site hydride gas generation eliminates toxic gas cylinders at semiconductor fabrication plants..
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William Ayers, Phd attended Princeton University, University Of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute Of Technology.
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