Vision

Our vision is to develop innovative electronic instruments that improve the human condition and sustain the environment.  


Overview

Enx Labs is a research and development company that specializes in developing electronic instruments and materials used in electrochemical energy storage, chemical and electrochemical sensing, printed, flexible, and flexible hybrid electronics. By developing or implementing a range of functional materials with optical, electrical, and electrochemical properties; depositing, printing and patterning them on a variety of substrates using scalable manufacturing processes; electronically integrating and packaging them in appropriate form factors; we create novel devices with a broad range of applications. We also provide airborne molecular contamination monitoring and control services, as well as conduct contract research and development on advanced lithography, on electrochemical deposition of metals, and on electrochemical remediation of environmental pollutants.


Management Team

Dr. Uzodinma Okoroanyanwu is the chief executive officer of Enx Labs. A research associate professor in the department of polymer science and engineering of University of Massachusetts at Amherst, he founded Enx Labs in 2015. He worked previously at Advanced Micro Devices, where he spent 12 years conducting research on advanced lithography and on organic polymer memories, and at GLOBALFOUNDRIES, where he spent 4 years conducting research on advanced lithography. He has published extensively on lithography science and technology and on electronic applications of polymers. He is the author of several books, including Chemistry and Lithography, 2nd ed., Vol. 2: Chemistry in Lithography (2023); Chemistry and Lithography, 2nd ed.,  Vol. 1: Chemical History of Lithography (2021); Molecular theory of Lithography (2015); Chemistry and Lithography (2010).  A holder of 37 U.S patents, he was educated at The University of Texas at Austin, from where he earned the following degrees: Ph.D. physical chemistry (1997), M.S. chemical engineering (1995), M.A. physical chemistry (1994), B.S. Chemistry and Chemical engineering (1991).