NaturalNano Inc.

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OTCBB NNAN
Michael Riedlinger, President
The Ohio Nanotechnology Summit 2006

• NaturalNano Inc.
• 150 Lucius Gordon Drive, Suite 115
• West Henrietta, NY 14586
• www.naturalnano.com
• 585.214.8005

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Cautionary statement

• Certain statements included in this presentation
  may constitute forward-looking statements. These
  statements reflect what NaturalNano anticipates,
  expects or believes may happen in the future.
  NaturalNano's actual results could differ
  materially from the outcome or circumstance expres
  sed or implied by such forward looking statements
  as a result of a variety of factors including,
  but not limited to NaturalNano's ability to
  develop its technologies the approval of
  NaturalNano's patent applications the successful
  implementation of NaturalNano's research and
  development programs the ability of NaturalNano
  to demonstrate the effectiveness of its
  technology the acceptance by the market of
  NaturalNano's technology and products
  incorporating such technology the ability of
  NaturalNano to effectively negotiate and enter
  into contracts other companies to license
  NaturalNano's technology competition the ability
  of NaturalNano to raise capital to fund its
  operating and research and development activities
  until it generates revenues sufficient to do
  so and the timing of projects and trends in
  future operating performance, as well as other
  factors. The forward-looking statements
  contained herein are made only as of the date of
  this presentation, and NaturalNano undertakes no
  obligation to publicly update such
  forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent
  events or circumstances.

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What we do

• NaturalNano is a nanotechnology and advanced
  materials company with proprietary, patented and
  patent-pending technology related to extracting,
  classifying and commercializing naturally
  occurring nanomaterials.
• Our initial materials are based on naturally
  formed nanotubes found in halloysite clay.

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NaturalNano
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Research background

• NaturalNano has been conducting research with
  Ph.D. level scientists to isolate halloysite
  nanotubes from raw halloysite clay,

which has traditionally been used in
manufacturing fine ceramics.
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Halloysite nanotubes

• Examination of halloysite clay under SEM and TEM
  revealed nanoscale tubes

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Halloysite nanotubes

• End view of halloysite tubes

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Nanoscale benefits
Halloysite nanotubes may be utilized as
containers for controlling the release of
nanoscale
ingredients and may have high value in many
commercial applications.
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Small wonders
Diameter and length of the nanotubes determine
loading capacity for ingredients

• and are key to extending the release time of
  active compounds.

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Small wonders
NaturalNano has proprietary technologies for
filling nanotubes with active ingredients

and we have additional technologies for further
control of release characteristics.
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Controlled release
Using our technologies, halloysite nanotubes
may be filled with many different materials for
controlled and extended release. Controlled
release results from a steady flow of active
ingredients from the nanotube.
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Controlled release
This is important for industry applications
that use active ingredients that can quickly
dissipate through reactions with other materials
or by evaporation into the environment.
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Potential applications

• Our purified, natural nanotubes when loaded with
  active ingredients using our proprietary
  technologies may
• Extend the effective use-time for odor masking
  perfumes in household products
• Provide extended release sunscreens,
  moisturizers, anti-microbials, and nutrients in
  cosmetics
• Enable new generations of controlled and extended
  drug delivery
• And more.

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Potential applications

• Over 200 applications within multiple industries
  have been identified that may benefit from these
  nanotubes and our proprietary technologies

• Advanced ceramics
• Additives for polymers, plastics and composites
• Absorbent materials
• Cosmetics and cosmeceuticals
• Electronics and microcircuitry
• Electrostatic discharge materials

• Fertilizers
• Fungicides
• Pesticides
• Hydrogen storage
• Paint and coating additives
• Medical and pharmaceutical device
  additives/coatings
• Many more

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Potential applications

• NaturalNano has technology to fill the inner
  opening, or coat the outer surfaces, of
  halloysite nanotubes with various metals.

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Potential applications
The resulting material may be utilized for Radio
Frequency (RF) or ElectroMagnetic Interference
(EMI) shielding.
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Potential applications

• The metalized halloysite nanotubes may then be
  blended with paint or other coating materials or
  as an additive to polymers and plastics to make
  an effective RF or EMI barrier.

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Application example

• RF Shielding for large rooms, including
  auditoriums or movie theaters, may be made from
  metal-filled halloysite mixed into paint to block
  cell-phone signals.
• No more cell-phone interruptions in the middle
  of a concert or movie!

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Application example
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How It Works

• NaturalNanos Radio-Frequency Shielding
  Technology
• Halloysite nanotubes coated or loaded with copper
  may be used in paint applied to walls to
  passively block specific radio frequency ranges.
• Two-way radio-frequency transmissions from cell
  phones, WiFi, and other electronic devices may be
  blocked.
• Using a complementary technology licensed from
  AMBIT Corporation, building managers may
  selectively override the blocking to allow the
  use of two-way devices in a room or building. An
  indoor antenna picks up cell-phone or other
  signals and sends them to an external antenna
  through an electronic filter. A facility manager
  can enable transmissions at specific frequencies
  or for specific uses. For example, police, fire
  and other emergency communication calls could go
  through.
• 4. An outdoor antenna transmits and receives the
  cell-phone (or other) signals. The antenna may
  also improve reception for buildings in marginal
  coverage areas.

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Application example
Increased use of composites creates need for
light-weight RF/EMI shielding and ESD materials
Image and data provided by Center for
Multifunctional Polymer Nanomaterials Devices
and Ohio Polymer Strategy Council
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Pesticides
Halloysite nanotubes on plant surfaces are
easily picked-up in insect hairs. Insects
actively groom and consume pesticide filled
nanotubes.

• Potential benefits
• Reduces amount of pesticides required during
  growing season
• Saves energy and labor costs through reduction
  in application frequency

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Market interest

• Polymers, Plastics and Coatings
• Household Products and Cosmetics
• Drug delivery

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Market interest

• Polymers, Plastics and Coatings
• 300 Billion North American annual market
• Strengthening additives for plastics, including
  biodegradable and biocompatible polymer materials
• Nanocomposites, including RF/EMI and ESD
• Source Society of the Plastics Industry
  testimony given to the House Ways and Means
  Committee, 04/14/2005).

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Markets of special interest

• Household Products and Cosmetics
• 300 Billion global market
• Odor masking and fragrances for detergents,
  cleaners, fabric softeners, and other products
• Extended release for moisturizers, perfumes, and
  a wide range of active cosmetic ingredients
• Source Euromonitor International, July 2004

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Markets of special interest

• Drug delivery
• 40 Billion U.S. market
• Development agreement in place with Nanolution
  division of Biophan Technologies, Inc.
• Recent patent application announced by Biophan
  Technologies, Inc.
• Source Frost Sullivan, 2002

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Patents and IP

• NaturalNano currently has rights to twenty
  issued and pending patents with more in process.
• Patented and patent-pending technologies include
  separation and classification of natural
  nanotubes from raw material, new compositions of
  matter and many end-use applications.

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Separation technology

• NaturalNano is currently working on commercial
  scale separation and classification technologies
  for halloysite nanotubes.
• We are developing proprietary, patent-pending
  separation technologies to enable precise control
  of material inserted in or on the halloysite
  tubes.

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Our advantage

• Using our processes we expect to make commercial
  quantities of high-quality halloysite nanotubes
  available for a wide variety of applications in
• Polymers and plastics
• Electronics
• Household Cosmetic products
• Agricultural products
• Drug delivery
• And more.

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Imagine the possibilities

• Nature provided the nanofabrication process for
  halloysite nanotubes.
• NaturalNano is developing the separation,
  classification, loading, and surface treatment
  processes that may make nanoscale halloysite
  tubes accessible for many commercial applications.

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Imagine the possibilities
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Management

• Michael Riedlinger, President
• 20 yrs. experience in technology licensing
  formerly CEO, Technology Sales Licensing and
  Vitalwork, Inc.
• Kathleen Browne, CFO
• Formerly Corporate Controller at Paychex, VP
  W.R. Grace, VP Bausch Lomb
• Sarah Cooper, CTO
• Formerly with NASA Ames Nanotech Center
• Dr. Aaron Wagner, Director RD
• Chemical Engineer, formerly with Süd Chemie

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Scientific Advisory Board

• Robert W. Corkery, Ph.D. Ytkemiska Institute AB
  (Institute for Surface Chemistry), Stockholm
• Globally recognized as a physical chemistry and
  materials science expert
• Holds issued patents in nanozeolite and porous
  materials technology
• Formerly research scientist at PG responsible
  for development of nanostructure, biomembrane and
  complex fluid technologies
• Emmanuel P. Giannelis, Ph.D. Cornell University
• Professor of Engineering and Director of
  Materials Science and Engineering
• Internationally recognized as a pioneer and
  expert in polymer nanocomposites
• Author or co-author of over 135 research papers
  and 9 patents
• Among top 25 most cited authors on Nanotechnology
  
• Ray Kurzweil Kurzweil Technologies, Inc.
• Renown inventor, author and visionary
• Recipient of MIT-Lemelson Prize, the worlds
  largest prize for innovation
• Inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
• Awarded National Medal of Technology, the highest
  U.S. honor in technology

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2006 Key Priorities

• Continue building our IP portfolio
• Expand processing alternatives for commercial
  scale, high-volume production
• Engage major prospective customers in
  collaborative development programs
• Collaborate with research organizations to
  generate additional innovations and patents
• Establish strategic partnerships and licenses for
  our technology

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Summary

• Many industries may benefit from naturally
  occurring nanomaterials
• NaturalNano has rights to issued patents and
  multiple patents pending and over 200 identified
  commercial applications
• Management team and scientific advisory board
  consists of experienced managers and world
  renowned scientists
• NaturalNano stock trades in the US on the OTCBB
  as NNAN

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Contact information

• Please contact us or visit our website often for
  new developments.
• www.naturalnano.com
• Michael Riedlinger, President
• michaelr_at_naturalnano.com
• 150 Lucius Gordon Drive
• West Henrietta, NY 14586
• 585.214.8005