Metalmark

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767 Concord Ave. Suite 2-1
Cambridge
MA, 02138
United States

Phone: +1 617 714 4026

Metalmark is on a mission to address challenges associated with air pollution and climate change. Located in Boston, MA, our scientists, and engineers are tackling these problems by inventing novel materials that can decompose contaminants and improve the energy efficiency of buildings, vehicles, and much more.

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