Dr. Aharon is an inventor, entrepreneur, and scientist with over 20 years’ experience in building complicated machines, executing ground-breaking ideas, and establishing proprietary intellectual property for waste solutions and nanocellulose extraction. Dr. Aharon is also an implementation expert: putting novel waste management ideas into action.
He is widely known to be one of the world pioneers and experts at extracting high value materials from organic waste, and for finding economic solutions for problematic Textile and Sawdust (wood) resources.
Our natural, safe, and valuable micro and nanocellulose compositions output advances industry and innovation while tackling the waste problem and regulator demands. Harvest Nano is pioneering textile recycling initiatives and producing consumer end products. Our history reflects our dedication to building a real circular economy.
Harvest Nano is pioneering novel waste mining practices and intends to provide the technology platform, the tools, and to transform current nanocellulose and plastics production methods.
The Waste Mining Revolution by Dr. Refael Aharon unveils a powerful new vision: transforming global waste into a valuable source of nanocellulose and other high-value materials. With real-world examples and a clear systems approach, this book explains how waste can become the backbone of a sustainable, circular economy. A must-read for innovators, policymakers, and anyone serious about turning pollution into opportunity.
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Complex modern waste streams are non-homogeneous, a mix of materials. Our process takes each specific waste material and pretreats it prior to converting it to micro- and nanocellulose.
Transforming Organic Waste and Generating Economic Benefits (Council of the Great Lakes Region)
Ann Arbor inventor says he can make an electric car out of sewage (Mlive)
Goodwill Industries of West Michigan Unveils New Partnership (The Muskegon Tribune)
Harvest Nano and Goodwill Industries of West Michigan Unveil Revolutionary Waste Nanocellulose Partnership (Goodwill Industries of West Michigan, Inc.)
Basic Information about Sewage Sludge and Biosolids (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
Revolutionizing Construction: The Rise of 3D-Printed Nanocellulose (Architect Magazine)
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