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Nona is hiring again. Come join our talented, tight-nit team in our mission to increase fresh water supply. https://lnkd.in/ee2m-EpP
NONA Technologies
Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
Cambridge, Massachusetts 758 followers
Portable Desalination Made Sustainable, and Easy. Winner of MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition 2022.
About us
NONA is making it effortless to get fresh water. Our novel tech developed at MIT enables small, rugged, low power desalination, and low OpEx industrial water recycling.
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https://www.nona-technologies.com/
External link for NONA Technologies
- Industry
- Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- sustainability, desalination, watertreatment, solarpower, solarenergy, water, sdg, saltwater, and cleanwater
Locations
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286 Vassar St
Unit F1
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, US
Employees at NONA Technologies
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Ben T.
Curious and Passionate Mechanical Engineer
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Junghyo Yoon
Next generation water treatment, Ion Concentration Polarization, Desalination, Purification
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Bruce Crawford
Co-founder @ NONA Technologies | MIT MBA | ex-Rivian
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Denny Ebenezer
MS IOT Graduate Student @Northeastern University | Electrical Engineering Intern @ NONA Technologies | IOT Enthusiast |
Updates
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Nona is hiring again. Come join our talented, tight-nit team in our mission to increase fresh water supply. https://lnkd.in/ee2m-EpP
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3 more DoD test units out the door before the holidays. Way to go on this build Ben T. and Junghyo Yoon. Each of these beauties can produce 60 gallons per day of drinking water from the sea. Which logo color do you like best?
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The recent AI boom is definitely a benefit to productivity in my experience, but it does have a dark-side: massive water and energy consumption. Leading data center operators already grasp the need for renewable energy sources. The next step is getting fully circular with water. Data centers aren't the largest consumer of water in the world, but they may be the fastest growing; what a great opportunity to push forward water stewardship and make recycling the status quo.
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nona owes much of it's success to the MIT entrepreneurship ecosystem, and I never get tired of talking about it. J-WAFS at MIT was among the earliest supporters of nona at MIT. I'm thankful for their support, and glad to be featured in this great new article by Carolyn Blais about tech translation startups.
Translating MIT research into real-world results
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We want to give a warm belated welcome to NONA's first engineer, Ben T.. Ben met the NONA team while earning his Masters degree at MIT, and has been critical to the Product Development since joining the team.
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It was really cool to see NONA get a shout-out in this article on decentralized food security solutions. I often say that there is no technological panacea. Although a panacea sounds great in a pitch, realistic and lasting solutions involve a mosaic of technologies applied thoughtfully. My hope is that NONA can make more such solutions possible. https://lnkd.in/eSy-X9aE
Decentralized Solar Can Help End Water and Food Insecurity
https://ases.org
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NONA Technologies is seeking two engineering interns for this fall. Please like and share for visibility! Electrical Engineering Intern: https://lnkd.in/efvFpEXq Mechanical Engineering Intern: https://lnkd.in/e-rj-k7g
Electrical Engineering Intern - Somerville, MA 02143 - Indeed.com
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"solar is now helping to power the next generation of potable water solutions" In the July issue of American Solar Energy Society's Solar Today Magazine, Executive Director of Solar Electric Light Fund (SELF) Bob Freling explains how decentralized solar can help end water and food insecurity in concert with innovative water tech. "In addition to being used for conventional purification technologies such as reverse osmosis and filtration, solar is now helping to power the next generation of potable water solutions... " "Whereas conventional desalination technology relies on reverse osmosis, this solar-powered device uses a small electric current that removes salt and bacteria from seawater as well as brackish water."
Decentralized Solar Can Help End Water and Food Insecurity
https://ases.org
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It’s been a big week for NONA Technologies. We’re super happy to have joined the Greentown Labs community right down the street from MIT home! The lab space and community at Greentown will enable us to build our cutting-edge desalination equipment even faster. Stay tuned for more updates soon. Big things are brewing.
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