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Wearable Ion Sensor

Published: 9/15/2020 | Inventor(s):

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Category(s): Chemistry, Biochemistry, Life Sciences, Therapeutics

MIRSIL

MIRSIL™ (MID INFRARED SILICON) A DISRUPTIVE BAND-EDGE MODIFIED BULK SILICON TECHNOLOGY FOR MID INFRARED (2-5.5µm) DETECTION AND IMAGING SUMMARY The new MIRSIL™ rare-earth enhanced silicon detector is a proven breakthrough in the detection of mid infrared light, initially in the 2-5.5µm range, with the possibility of detection...

Published: 8/19/2020 | Inventor(s):

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Category(s): Computing, Electronics, Diagnostics, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, Energy

Hydrogen Power Generation

Sustainable Production of Hydrogen through a Hybrid Water-Splitting Loop This technology offers significant improvements to hydrogen production through a novel loop system that’s produces hydrogen at both the anode and cathode improving. This process makes a hydrogen production a reality through high efficiency and purity. Background The...

Published: 8/17/2020 | Inventor(s): Bahman Amini Horri, Sai Gu

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Category(s): Energy, Chemistry, Engineering

NiO Conductive Inks

Novel Conductive Inks A patent-pending novel high concentration Nickel Oxide (NiO) ink compositions with excellent jetting and storage properties, for a number of applications including printable supercapacitors. Figure: Schematic of inkjet printed NiO micro-supercapacitors Introduction: Inkjet printing has gained increasing attention as...

Published: 8/17/2020 | Inventor(s):

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Category(s): Chemistry, Nanotechnology, Engineering, Electronics

Dry Reforming Catalyst

Summary A patented catalyst with the ability to convert waste carbon dioxide and methane into synthesis gas, in a cost-effective and highly efficient manner. Applications include: heat production for industrial purposes, industrial steam, replacement of conventional fuels in boilers, and electricity generation. Introduction The conversion of CO2...

Published: 8/14/2020 | Inventor(s): Tomas Ramirez Reina

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Category(s): Chemistry, Energy

Hydrogel based Molecularly Imprinted Polymers (HydroMIPs)

Summary Improved growth of protein crystals using molecularly imprinted polymers. Scientists from the University of Surrey and Imperial College London have come up with an invention which uses hydrogel based molecularly imprinted polymers (HydroMIPs) for protein crystallization, providing a higher yield of protein crystals over current techniques....

Published: 7/2/2020 | Inventor(s):

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Category(s): Chemistry