HEPA, electrically enhanced. A graphene-coated filtration company spun out of UConn's Adamson Lab.

Aerographix is developing HEPA-substrate filtration with two capabilities conventional HEPA does not have:

• On-demand electrostatic capture, via a conductive graphene coating. Validated.
• Resistive (Joule) heating pathway with potential to neutralize trapped contaminants. In active validation.

Designed as a drop-in upgrade for existing HVAC, with no media-cabinet retrofit, zero ozone, no chemical biocides, no added fragrance.

We open-source the internal AI infrastructure we build for our own research, so other founders and lab spinouts working in adjacent territory do not have to rebuild the same wrappers.

• federal-research-mcps — three Model Context Protocol servers wrapping USPTO, NSF, NIH, DOE OSTI, and SBIR.gov for primary-source patent and grant research. MIT licensed.

More to come as our research stack grows.

• Website: aerographix.io
• Lab: Adamson Lab, University of Connecticut