Revolutionizing the world of gas sensing by developing a new generation of IoT compatible gas sensors

Silicon-dominant anodes. Enabling high capacity and fast charging Li-ion batteries

Solutions that sense and image objects in contact at high resolution using GHz ultrasound

Circular-DNA Technologies for 21st-century Medicine and Life Sciences

Accelerators for server-class AI inference on the edge.

High-density volatile embedded memories on standard CMOS

Zero-power sensors with uninterrupted operation and unprecedented accuracy

Enabling the next phase of Moore’s Law through optical connectivity

Silicon Photonics on MEMS with the low cost structure of Microelectronics

Multi-scale biochemical phenotyping in limited sample volume

Analog In-memory Computing for AI

Embedded SRAM using 1T & 2T cells in standard foundry flow

Ultra-low energy, ultra-low power wireless communications

High-performance AMS designs for consumer medical imaging, 5G and LiDAR

Hi performance compute for AI

“I have been an advisor for Silicon Catalyst for several years, providing advice to several of our portfolio companies. I helped both Mentium and Trameto complete their tape-outs. I also helped shape and write our ‘Starting an IC Company’ course and along with Pete Rodriguez and Raul Camposano, presenting the course for the Stanford EE380.”

• Mark Ross, B.S. and M.S. in EE from Stanford

“Along with evaluating several of our applicants, I also moderated the “Where’s the Edge? Opportunities in the Future of Computing from the Core to the Moon and Beyond” panel discussion a joint panel with Cornell University Praxis Centere, Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility, and Silicon Catalyst Angels and Cornell Alumni Angel investor group, Red Bear Angels.”

• Rick Bahr, Adjunct Professor with Stanford University, BS and MS in EE from MIT

“We presented the Silicon Catalyst Overview to professors from the Electrical Engineering Department at Imperial College London, to a reaction of both excitement and appreciation. I’m looking forward to bringing the news to more universities across the UK, Europe and Asia. At Maxeler Technologies we’ve long recognized their crucial role in research, and the companion challenges of bringing revolutionary technologies to market.”

• Oskar Mencer, PhD, Stanford Computer Systems