Understand the challenge
Work with treatment plants to define water characteristics, treatment objectives, and operational constraints.
REQUIREMENTS & CONTEXTMATERIALS SCIENCE. WATER IN MIND.
Rethinking ammonium removal with molecularly designed materials and electrochemical control.
Molecular precisionCovalent organic frameworks
Electrochemical controlInvestigating capture & release
Practical developmentShaped by treatment requirements
01 / OUR TECHNOLOGY
We are developing COF-based electrochemical approaches to capture ammonium from wastewater—and exploring a path toward nitrogen recovery.
Conceptual mechanism · selectivity under investigation
EXPLORE THE PROCESS
We investigate how ammonium ions insert into COF electrodes under electrochemical control. The framework’s pore architecture and chemical environment help us study ion selectivity and transport.
Connecting molecular structure to ammonium uptake.
02 / OUR APPROACH
Progress starts with understanding the water—and the people who treat it. We connect laboratory research with the operating requirements of wastewater treatment plants.
Explore a collaborationWork with treatment plants to define water characteristics, treatment objectives, and operational constraints.
REQUIREMENTS & CONTEXTCombine electrochemical testing, UV–Vis quantification, and materials characterization to guide technical evaluations.
EXPERIMENTS & EVIDENCEUse those findings to guide process integration. Continuous-flow systems and complex water matrices are next-stage research objectives.
DEVELOPMENT & VALIDATION03 / WORK WITH US
We welcome conversations that connect a meaningful treatment challenge with a rigorous technical question.
Share operational requirements and explore a technical evaluation relevant to your water stream.
Discuss your requirementsInvestigate selective electrodes, analytical methods, and the science of electrochemical separation.
Connect on the scienceExplore materials development, monitoring, and the engineering needs of future treatment systems.
Explore a partnership04 / THE COMPANY
Zero Nitrogen Technology brings materials science, electrochemical research, and operational thinking together around one challenge: ammonium in wastewater.
Our ambition is to help move nitrogen treatment toward selective capture and resource recovery through careful experimentation and practical collaboration.
Materials research → Technical evaluation → Process development
05 / OUR PEOPLE
Connecting materials research, environmental analytics, engineering, and commercial strategy around a shared water challenge.
Co-founder · Operations & R&D
Coordinates company operations, research planning, and the development and validation of electrochemical ammonium-removal technology.
Co-founder · Data & Environmental Analytics
Focuses on environmental and experimental data analysis, statistical modeling, and technology performance evaluation.
Co-founder · Engineering & Integration
Focuses on pilot planning, engineering requirements, and integration with existing wastewater treatment infrastructure.
Co-founder · Strategy & Business Development
Focuses on market research, business development, and economic assessments to guide commercial strategy and partnerships.
Professor · Beihang University
Reliability engineering and electronic component assessmentResearch Professor · Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Integrated circuits, intelligent sensing, and electrical reliabilityLET’S START A CONVERSATION
A treatment challenge. A research question.
A shared ambition for better water.