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• Scientific American:”Shape-Shifting Metals Could Generate Electricity from Wasted Heat” [Dec 2017]
• SEAI.ie:”Research Award” [Nov 2017]
• Social.Cummins.com:”Finds New Ways To Shrink Carbon Footprint” [Oct 2017]
• Nickle Magazine: “Nitinol helps energy-efficient engine turn waste heat into …” [Aug 2017]
• Unreasonable.is: “The Engine That Runs on Water: Q&A with Exergyn” [Nov 2016]
• Nature World News: “This Engine Generates Electricity Using Waste Hot Water” [Nov 2016]
• New Scientist: “Energy-efficient engine turns waste hot water into electricity” [Nov 2016]
• The Irish Times: “Irish company in hot water with energy efficiency” [Jun 2016]
• TheJournal.ie: “The Dublin company that could wipe out a chunk of the world’s emissions with one engine” [May 2016]
•  Industrial Technology UK: “Shape Memory Alloys Help Turn Waste Heat Into Power” [Mar 2016]
• The Business Post: “Europe Offers a Network of Services to Small and Medium Firms” [Jan 2016]
• The Irish Times: “Getting into hot water – and making good use of it” [May 2015]
• Cleantech Innovate: “Cleantech Innovate Finalist Exergyn wins €2.48m in EU funding” [May 2015]
• SiliconRepublic: “Exergyn’s water-powered engine wins €2.48m in EU funding” [May 2015]
• The Business Post: “Exergyn raises €5m for engine which could prove hot stuff” [May 2015]
• 1776: “Winner Spotlight: Exergyn Creates a First-of-Its kind, Hot Water Engine” [Mar 2015]
•  The Independent: “A pioneering Irish firm will make the world a better, warmer place” [Feb 2015]
• NDRC: “NDRC Targets Investment into 6 New Science Inspired Startups” [Apr 2014]

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