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Structured Spiropyran Chelators for Rare Earth Element Separation Using Light (Case No. 2026-047)
Summary: UCLA researchers in the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering have developed structured spyropyran chelators that utilize light to selectively separate rare earth elements, offering an efficient approach to element recovery. Background: Rare earth elements (REEs) are essential materials that power modern technologies, from...
Published: 11/25/2025   |   Inventor(s): Aaron Moment, Andrew Grorud, Ah-Hyung Alissa Park
Keywords(s): advanced materials processing, efficient separation, light-controlled chelation, metal deposition, metal nanocomposites, Metal process monitoring, Metalation, Metallurgy, Metal-Organic Framework, Metals, nanobody, Nanocomposites, Nanocrystal, Nanoelectronics, Nanotechnology, phase-transfer chelation, rare earth element separation, reversible ligand, selective metal binding, spiropyran-based chelator, stimuli-responsive ligand, structured ligand, sustainable rare earth recovery, targeted extraction
Category(s): Materials, Materials > Metals, Materials > Functional Materials, Materials > Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology-Enabled Reduction of Fusion-Induced Residual Stress in Alloys (Case No. 2024-225)
Summary: UCLA researchers in the Departments of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering and Materials Science & Engineering have developed a novel method for stress reduction in welded alloy materials. Title: Nanotechnology-Enabled Reduction of Fusion-Induced Residual Stress in Alloys Background: Fusion welding is commonly used in manufacturing...
Published: 10/21/2025   |   Inventor(s): Xiaochun Li, Nar Murali
Keywords(s): Alloy, metal nanocomposites, Metal process monitoring, Metalation, Metallurgy, Metals, nanocrystalline metals, nanograined metals
Category(s): Materials, Materials > Metals, Materials > Fabrication Technologies, Materials > Nanotechnology
2023-131 A Method for Video Motion Detection, Segmentation, and Compression
Summary: UCLA Researchers in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering have developed a new computationally efficient algorithm that detects and tracks motion in videos. Background: Computer vision and video processing have many applications in visual security and surveillance such as people counting, action recognition, anomaly detection,...
Published: 2/14/2025   |   Inventor(s): Bahram Jalali, Yiming Zhou, Callen MacPhee
Keywords(s): Autonomous driving, computational imaging, Computer Monitor, Computer Security, Computer Vision, computer vision algorithm, Computer-Aided Design, data Compression, Data Recovery, Energy Security , event detection, Human tracking, Image Analysis, image and video enhancement, Image Processing, image restoration, Liquid tracking, Metal process monitoring, motion detection, object recognition, real-time sensing/monitoring/tracking, security, Security and defense, security imaging, Structural health monitoring, Vibration monitoring, Vibration sensing, video pre-processing, video processing, visual security and surveillance
Category(s): Software & Algorithms, Software & Algorithms > Image Processing, Software & Algorithms > Security & Privacy, Software & Algorithms > Programs