Our Technology
Synano is developing stable, highly reliable & thermally superior nano-coolants.
Why are nano-coolants necessary?
Advances in technology have resulted in more powerful electronic devices that generate more heat. Improper and non-uniform dissipation of this heat affects the reliability and performance of the electronics. Efficient cooling in limited space has become a major challenge for the industry. Current coolants are limited in their capacity to cool future electronics. Nano-coolants can solve this problem.
What are nano-coolants?
Nano-coolants are suspensions of nanoparticles in base fluids like water. These nanoparticles are chemically treated to develop stable suspensions with no agglomeration or sedimentation.

Applications
Replacing current coolants with nanofluids can be beneficial for a lot of markets such as
20% *
Maximal cooling improvement
>10
Types of Alumina nanocoolant
<100nm
Particle sizes
*Compared to water with laminar flow
About us
We envision a future where nano-materials become an integral part of everyone’s life. We want to use nano-materials to make the next step in cooling to sustain the technology growth.
The Synano team is well-equipped to tailor-make nano-coolants.Gerard Koper, professor Chemical Engineering
You simply want to know that you are using the best out there.Dion, gamer
Synano fluids are an interesting opportunity to make many systems more efficient without significant cost increase.David Kohnstamm, mechanical engineer
Latest news
Synano participated in Eurotherm-2021 and ASME InterPack-2021 conferences
We are happy to announce that Synano participated in two conferences in 2021 and published two conference papers. The first paper titled- ‘Effect of Nanoparticle Deposition on the Thermal Performance of Evaporator in Thermosyphons’ was presented at the ‘Eurotherm-2021’…
Synano is participating in ‘ADENEAS’ consortium to develop nano-coolants for More Electric Aircrafts
Synano is part of the consortium ‘ADENEAS’ – Advanced Data and power Electrical NEtwork Architectures and Systems under the call H2020-MG-2020-SingleStage-INEA. ADENEAS overall mission is to pave the way for the design and…
Synano has started with EU ECSEL project ‘BRAINE’
Synano is participating in the consortium ‘BRAINE’ within the scope of “ECSEL Research and Innovation Action (RIA)- Call 2019”. ECSEL (Electronic Components and Systems for European Leadership) is a partnership between the private and the public…
Successful Use of Nanocoolants in Solar Boat
Nanocoolants provide superior thermal performance. Synano’s nanocoolants helped the TU Delft Solar Boat Team to win the 6th edition of the Monaco Solar & Energy Boat Challenge (2019). The TU Team won the 32 nautical miles Long Race with a focus on maintaining its machine’s…
Synano featured in February edition of C2W (Chemisch2Weekblad) magazine
Synano was featured in the ‘Careers and Start-up’ section of the Chemisch2Weekblad magazine in its february edition. C2W is a platform for professionals in Chemistry and life sciences. The magazine covers innovations all across The Netherlands and has become the largest medium…