Our materials are customizable to match the user's timeline. They are adaptable to current manufacturing processes and can be injection molded or 3D printed.
Whether you're a supplier, end user, or innovator, contact us to set up a consultation and see how we can collaborate to support a healthier ocean.
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While revolutionizing ocean observation, growing fleets of expendable sensors presents an environmental challenge and demands a shift in how we think about materials destined to become marine debris. To date, Nereid has created ocean-degradable internals for the expendable ocean sensor MINION (MINiature IsOpycNal float).

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Expendable plastic goods in aquaculture include items such as buoys, which might detach from their moorings in rough weather, or which continually shed microplastics from UV degradation. In response to this, Nereid has fabricated an injection molded buoy with a lifespan that will match the service life required of it.

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Eel trap entrances (ETE) make up a large percentage of abandoned, lost, and derelict fishing gear. Abandoned whole traps can continue to ghost fish or form a hazard to marine mammals through ingestion and entanglement. Nereid has created injection molded ocean-degradable ETEs that will fully biodegrade in a matter of years.

Have a new idea? Contact us to set up a consultation.
Our materials are customizable to match the user's timeline. They are adaptable to current manufacturing processes and can be injection molded or 3D printed.
Whether you're a supplier, end user, or innovator, contact us to set up a consultation and see how we can collaborate to support a healthier ocean.

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While revolutionizing ocean observation, growing fleets of expendable sensors presents an environmental challenge and demands a shift in how we think about materials destined to become marine debris. To date, Nereid has created ocean-degradable internals for the expendable ocean sensor MINION (MINiature IsOpycNal float).

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Expendable plastic goods in aquaculture include items such as buoys, which might detach from their moorings in rough weather, or which continually shed microplastics from UV degradation. In response to this, Nereid has fabricated an injection molded buoy with a lifespan that will match the service life required of it.

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Eel trap entrances (ETE) make up a large percentage of abandoned, lost, and derelict fishing gear. Abandoned whole traps can continue to ghost fish or form a hazard to marine mammals through ingestion and entanglement. Nereid has created injection molded ocean-degradable ETEs that will fully biodegrade in a matter of years.
Have a new idea? Contact us to set up a consultation.
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Looking to replace your current material with one of ours? Needing to design a new mold to fit the needs of your growing customer base? Looking for something completely innovative and original? Contact us and we'll figure out the next best steps together!
Looking to replace your current material with one of ours? Needing to design a new mold to fit the needs of your growing customer base? Looking for something completely innovative and original? Contact us and we'll figure out the next best steps together!
Pellet form coming soon!
Pellet form coming soon!
Choose your favorite Nereid formulation to use with your existing injection mold, or purchase one of our IM goods.
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Contact us to discuss which formulation will work best for your application, or to discover which products we currently have for sale.
Choose your favorite Nereid formulation to use with your existing injection mold, or purchase one of our IM goods.
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Contact us to discuss which formulation will work best for your application, or to discover which products we currently have for sale.

We are a team of material scientists, microbiologists, and oceanographers working across industry, academia, and government.
Anne Meyer
Co-Founder and Living Materials Expert
We are a team of material scientists, microbiologists, and oceanographers working across industry, academia, and government.
Anne Meyer
Co-Founder and Living Materials Expert