Sasit Lab
Sasit Lab LLC
Zug, Switzerland
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Sasit Lab is a limited company headquartered in Zug, Switzerland with approximately 11-50 employees specializing in Hydrogen, Biomass, Energy Storage.
Sasit Lab is a Swiss research institute focused on sustainable technologies. Its R&D work covers solid-state hydrogen storage materials, second-generation lignocellulosic bioethanol, energy storage in synthetic stone and cement-based batteries, carbon fiber recycling from CFRP waste, carbon fiber reinforced concrete, and a machine learning-based topology optimization software for concrete elements. The company also develops antibacterial, superhydrophobic coatings and nano-polymer artificial stone. It describes its mission as building sustainable solutions in renewable energies, new building materials and CO2 reduction, and offers collaboration, investment and technology licensing.
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Research and development
Research and development of hydrogen storage, bioethanol, energy storage, concrete, and carbon fiber recycling technologies, including licensing of technologies.
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Chamerstrasse 172, 6300, Zug, Switzerland
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5Solid-state hydrogen storage materials
Development of low-cost, sustainable solid-state materials and multi-component composites for hydrogen storage at ambient conditions.
Second-generation bioethanol
Process innovation for lignocellulosic bioethanol production covering pre-treatment, hydrolysis and distillation, aimed at industrial scale.
Synthetic stone electrical energy storage
Battery technology using the pore solution in cement and geopolymer stone as electrolyte to store energy in building facades and concrete elements.
Carbon fiber recycling from CFRP waste
Low-energy process for recovering high-quality carbon fibers from end-of-life and scrap carbon fiber reinforced polymer waste.
Carbon fiber reinforced concrete
Concrete reinforced with carbon fiber to increase strength, durability and load-bearing capacity while reducing weight.
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Staiger Law, Steinbeis Transfer Center Infrastructure Management
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