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April 4, 2009
Ceramatec's new sodium battery technology touted as potenially world-changing in the
Daily Herald
For use in individual homes and businesses, this new technology could significantly reduce
or even eliminate monthly energy bills for both home and business owners.
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March 20, 2009
Ceramatec Scientist Discusses Fly Ash Treatment with CNN
Finding use for fly ash biproducts from coal-burning power plants is just one technology Ceramatec assists to resuse valuable resources.
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January 20, 2009
Ceramatec's President, Dr. Ashok Joshi, to receive 2009 IRI Acheivement Award
Industrial Research Institute to recognize Dr. Ashok Joshi, president of Ceramatec, as an innovator and high-technology
entrepreneur for the past 25 years.
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May 21, 2008
Ceramatec Wins First Place in Utah's Annual Innovation Awards as Recognized by Stoel Rives and University
of Utah
Ceramatec
was recently recognized by the firm of Stoel Rives and
the University of Utah for innovation in the field of
Material Science technology for the application of
NaSelect™ membrance technology for removing sodium
from low-level radioactive waste. The membrane is 100%
selective for sodium.
May 20, 2002
President of Ceramatec receives Governor's
Award for Science and Technology
Dr. Ashok Joshi, President
and CEO of Ceramatec was awarded the Medal for Science
and Technology by the Governor of the State of Utah
for significant contributions that positively impact
the state of Utah through furthering the advancement
of science and technology in the industrial sector.
Dr. Joshi's professional life has been dedicated to
the development and commercialization of ionic technologies
primarily here in Utah , but also in other US locations,
as well as his native India . He holds over 60 patents
in the field. He is an active member in the Industrial
Research Institute and has twice been the keynote speaker
at the International Conference on Ionics. Dr. Joshi
received his PhD from Northwestern University in Materials
Sciences. Under Dr. Joshi Ceramatec has doubled its
high tech workforce and represents Utah in high profile
industries such as alternate energy sources, specifically
Solid Oxide Fuel Cells. Ceramatec under Dr. Joshi's
guidance continues the development of new technologies
that will develop into new business entities for Utah
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July 10, 2002
Ceramatec Invited by the US Federal government
to attend Homeland Security Meeting:
Ceramatec
was one of 50 US companies invited to Washington DC
to present new technologies for Homeland Security. At
that symposium Ceramatec shared information regarding
technologies under development that address such topics
as purifying air and water in the event of a chemical
or biological attack and the development of a transparent
light weight ceramic armor for use in military vehicles.
Ceramatec has ongoing projects focus on Homeland Security
and Defense with a number of government agencies.
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