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Bengaluru, March 7

Indias flagship Nanotech event focussing on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology was inaugurated on Monday by Chief Minister of Karnataka, Basavaraj S. Bommai . The three day, 12th edition of the nano event has the participation of more than 2,500 delegates and 75 national as well as internationally renowned speakers.

On day 1, Prof. CNR Rao Bengaluru India Nano Science Award was presented to Prof. S. Swaminathan, Dean, Planning & Development, Director, Centre for Nanotechnology & Advanced Biomaterials, SASTRA Deemed University, India.The three-day event is being organised virtually by the Department of Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology, and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka, Karnataka science and technology promotion society(KSTePS) and, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research(JNCASR) between March 7-9.

Tomorrow on Day 2, Bengaluru India Nano Innovation Award and Karnataka DST Nanoscience Fellowships will be presented along with the poster awards to top 10 presenters among the over 140 young researchers who are displaying their research. There are also special programmes like Nano for the Young for graduate studentsand grand finale of National Nanotech Quiz, which has witnessed students participation from 23 States and five union territories.

Some of the key exhibitors at the even include IIT Delhi, JNCASR, HHV, CIIRC, SASTRA University, CeNS, Institute of Nano Science & Technology, ARCI, CeNSE, E-Spin Nanotech and 15 start-ups. The event also has a Start-Up pitching session NanoSparX where companies will pitch to the industry and investor community.

With the focal theme Nanotech for Sustainable Future,the summit has a multi-track conference where renowned speakers will deliver lectures over 25 sessions focusing on the application of nanotechnology across various sectors like medicine, manufacturing, electronics, hydrogen economy, food and agriculture, textile, etc. and there are tutorialsfocussing on nano fabrication, bottom-up synthesis, characterisation tools, and nano biology.

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12th edition of Bengaluru India Nanotech event inaugurated - BusinessLine

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When Amanda Hall started working in the oil and gas sector in Alberta more than 15 years ago, she resolved to dig into the messy bits.

I remember saying to myself, I want to get neck-deep in the problems so I can be part of the solutions in the energy sector, says Hall. That determination often saw the geophysicist ask questions the industry wasnt prepared to ask itself often to the dismay of her colleagues.

I remember saying, hey, youre not really considering renewables or EV forecasting. People around the room turned and looked at me like, what the hell did you just say?

Undeterred by what she saw as wilful blindness about the accelerating pace of electric vehicle technology and renewables, Hall started to think about how she could get involved. I knew that the future was not going to be like the past and I wanted to leverage it.

She quit her job with a big oil and gas producer and, in 2018, founded Summit Nanotech, which has developed a more sustainable method of extracting lithium were an upgrader, explains Hall. We get raw product, update it to battery grade, then give it back to the customer and they sell it to the market.

Summits technology reduces climate pollution, minimizes the use of fresh water and chemicals, and cuts waste by 90 per cent compared to traditional methods. The company has just initiated its first pilot project in Chile, the first step in commercialization. Halls idea and her commitment to bringing it to market saw her win the 2021 Women in Cleantech Challenge.

Here, she talks about raising money, why the boss should always be in the weeds, and how she forged a future for herself in line with the necessity of a clean energy future.

You worked in oil and gas for well over a decade. What made you turn your attention to renewables?

In 2017, I went on a trip to Tibet, and I was in a monastery at the top of a mountain, and I saw a monk pull a cellphone out of his robe. I couldnt get that image out of my head, and the whole notion of lithium-ion batteries being everywhere on the planet. It opened my eyes to the tidal wave of demand that was coming.

How important was it for you to innovate a more sustainable method for lithium extraction?

Very. I thought about the future: what should we be doing the right way? And I made sure that our technology operated under those thresholds rather than under existing regulations. Were not just complying with existing regulatory standards; we are blowing them out of the water so that we are future-proofing our own operations.

When Im marketing our technology to mining companies, one of the first things they say to us is, How much fresh water do you use? And when I say none, theyre like What? We designed the technology not to use fresh water and to them thats like music to their ears because they have so many issues with fresh water.

You were working full-time when you came up with the idea for Summit. How did you manage to find the time to come up with a new technology after hours?

I think its because I was single at the time! I had nothing better to do. My Friday nights werent going out, they were sitting on the couch with a blank piece of paper and thinking, how do I want to change the future? I was divorced and my kids were 17, 19 and 21 at the time, and in that selfish phase of growth where they dont care what their mom is doing. There was a power just in being single and focusing on myself and not diluting myself.

Back then I didnt know I wanted to do lithium. I knew I wanted to do something in the nanotech space because it was so fascinating to me. Im a geophysicist with a biology degree. I never studied nanotechnology, but I taught myself. I literally sat with scientific journals and articles just reading and reading and reading. I landed on lithium as the future of energy and a nano material that I thought could do a better job extracting than what was already out there.

In earlier interviews youve talked about some of the challenges of being a working mother. Did those challenges also spur your entrepreneurial endeavours?

I hated being nine-to-five downtown. One of my three daughters went through a really difficult phase of depression and anxiety, and going to work every day was torture because I didnt know how she would cope throughout the day. When I started this company, I wanted it to be different. My staff knows that they can work from home any time even before COVID. Family First is my number 1 corporate credo. The hierarchy of my company is inverted: Im the bottom of the pyramid supporting everyone above me because they need my support to succeed. We dont report up, we report down.

You turned down $10 million from a U.S. investor, which is a bold move for a startup. Why?

The partnership just felt wrong and thats when the prize money from the Women in Cleantech Challenge showed up. I was able to boldly say no to an investment and keep looking for a better one. I ended up landing three huge international giants after that and I couldnt have done that without the prize money. It kept us from being in a stressful position where I would have had to take any deal, and instead I got to wait until the right deal came to the table.

How much of your job is raising money?

Its probably 50 per cent of my day. I closed the Series A funding round and within two weeks I was talking to Series B investors about a $100-million round because I knew I had to start socializing that concept as soon as possible.

I closed the round with a $36-million post-money valuation, and I turned around and said, now Im worth $200 million pre-money and everyone was like Oh, really?! But thats the boldness you need when youre in this phase.

You go month-to-month, and your valuations rise by hundreds of millions of dollars just by continuing to push the tech, the patents, the leverage, the partnerships, the customers. I remember my mentor saying to me, Be bold. It was almost like it gave me permission to step out of my comfort zone and just do it. I havent stopped since that day. Boldness is just part of my daily agenda.

How do you solicit funding and maintain your vision?

So many people say the CEO shouldnt be involved with the technology development or the business development or the operations. Im the exact opposite. Im in the labs, Im in the pilot unit operating, Im in the meetings with customers. I think that makes me a better advocate and ambassador of what my company is doing when I go out to raise capital.

For me, the secret of success has been staying in the weeds with my team and not getting too esoteric and losing the grounding of what my company is doing on a day-to-day basis.

Do you think women in this sector face greater challenges than men?

I dont think its any different for women from a day-to-day perspective, but the track record isnt there for us to be successful. In 2021, two per cent of venture capital went to women. Two per cent! Thats a horrible statistic. From a statistics perspective when I walk into a room and pitch to investors, I know theres a 98 per cent probability that they wont give the money to me.

Im fighting against the odds every single day. Im beating the odds, but I dont let being female hinder anything I do. Whether Im talking to mining companies in South America or investors in Silicon Valley, I show up as a knowledgeable, credible experienced scientist. Gender just doesnt even matter.

It sounds like those dismal investment statistics for female innovators bolster you in way

It does. It lights my fire. It makes me work harder. I know I have something to prove. I have to prove to the world that women can do this.

This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

Flannery Dean writes about technology for MaRS. Torstar, the parent company of the Toronto Star has partnered with MaRS to highlight innovation in Canadian companies.

Disclaimer This content was produced as part of a partnership and therefore it may not meet the standards of impartial or independent journalism.

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