CO₂ and VOC capture and air purification paint additive

Technology
In development
University

We developed an additive for regular indoor, outdoor, and automotive paints that enables efficient reduction of CO₂ (DAC) and VOC emissions. Implementing this solution can reduce CO2 emissions by ~2 kg per 1 L of paint. Therefore, by casually painting the walls/surfaces, the owners reduce the company's carbon footprint and improve indoor air quality by significantly reducing CO2 and VOC levels.


About Hebrew University of Jerusalem

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is a comprehensive public research university with multiple campuses in Jerusalem and an agricultural campus in Rehovot. Its integration with Hadassah’s university hospitals enables clinical studies, access to varied patient populations, and co‑located research that accelerates translation. Industry engagement runs through Yissum, the university’s tech‑transfer company, managing IP, licensing, startup creation, and sponsored research agreements. Research is supported by competitive national funding and international programs, including European Union frameworks.

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