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Continuous reactor and additive manufacturing of metals with nanostructured inclusions
INV-21117 Background Composite materials are materials created with 2 or more substances to create materials with improved properties such as strength, light weighted-ness, stiffness, increased conductivity, and resistance to corrosion and wear. Composite materials have properties that cannot be achieved with a single material. Older and current technology...
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 2/29/2024   |   Inventor(s): Steven Lustig, Randall Erb, Devyesh Rana
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Category(s): Technology Classifications > Life Science
Self-contained electrochromic platform for sensing and displaying color and pattern
Self-Contained Electrochromic Platform for Sensing and Displaying Color and Pattern This device is capable of recognizing and replicating color schemes with a simplistic bio-inspired system Institute Reference: INV-22024 IN-PART Reference: 220516-13853-56576 Background Color surrounds our daily existence and has been implemented for centuries in...
Published: 4/28/2026   |   Updated: 5/20/2022   |   Inventor(s): Leila Deravi, Daniel Wilson
Keywords(s): Adaptive, Biomimetic, Camouflage, color sensing, Color-Changing
Category(s): Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Chemistry, Not in use > -Optics, Not in use > -Sensors tech, Not in use > -Sustainability / Renewable Tech, Not in use > -Materials, Not in use > -Equipment, Not in use > -Energy Technology, Not in use > -Devices, Not in use > -Cosmetic, Technology Classifications > Life Science
SCALABLE PRODUCTION OF GENETICALLY ENGINEERED NANOFIBROUS MACROSCOPIC MATERIALS VIA FILTRATION
­ Background Amyloid fibers, produced by microorganisms, naturally form strong structural networks. These networks are of particular interest because they self-assemble, are stable in harsh environments, and have the potential to be customizable, creating stable proteins and peptides with specific functions. These nanofibers have numerous potential...
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 3/9/2022   |   Inventor(s): Neel Joshi
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Category(s): Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Biotechnology, Technology Classifications > Life Science
DNA-based method for rapid capture, detection and analysis of viruses on surfaces
A sensitive and rapid alternative to current viral detection methods ­INV-21083 Background Thousands of deaths are occurring yearly due to various viral infectious diseases, which has resulted in global public health crisis. COVID‑19 has further brought into focus, the critical need for early detection to prevent transmission, apply effective...
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 1/22/2022   |   Inventor(s): Sara Rouhanifard
Keywords(s): Bio-imaging, COVID-19, Diagnostic tool, virus
Category(s): Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Bioengineering/Tissue Engineering, Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Biotechnology, Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Diagnostics, Technology Classifications > Life Science
Linearization and Translocation of Single Protein Molecules Through Biological Nanopores
INV-21060 Background Nanopore sensing is a promising technology that detects and sequences biomacromolecules without depending on biomolecule modification, labeling, or surface immobilization. Rapid detection of biomacromolecules revolutionizes the field of proteomics and disease diagnosis. Nanopore technology employs nanoscale pores between two electrolytic...
Published: 1/7/2026   |   Updated: 2/8/2021   |   Inventor(s): Meni Wanunu, Luning Yu, Aleksei Aksimentiev, Behzad Mehrafrooz
Keywords(s): Protein sequencing
Category(s): Not in use > -Nanotechnology, Not in use > -Materials, Not in use > -Biomedical Materials, Technology Classifications > Life Science
PaCyR Sensors for Point of Care Cytokine Monitoring
INV-21038 Background Cytokine storm is a life-threatening uncontrolled elevation of circulating cytokines, which occurs in various inflammatory conditions such as infectious diseases, autoimmune diseases, and cancers. Recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the devastating role of a cytokine storm and brought this immune dysregulation response...
Published: 8/21/2025   |   Updated: 2/5/2021   |   Inventor(s): Heather Clark, Kevin Bardon, Nicole Langlois
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Category(s): Not in use > -Sensors tech, Not in use > -Nanotechnology, Not in use > -Biomedical Materials, Technology Classifications > Life Science
A Nanopore Device to Discretely Measure Viral Particle Count and Functional Titer with Single-molecule Resolution
INV-21063 Background An effective response to viral infections relies on rapid, selective, and sensitive detection of viruses. However, it is so difficult to quantify the concentration of packaged viruses in a sample that researchers use indirect metrics to assess concentration such as plaque-forming units (PFU). Other methods for viral analysis such...
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 2/5/2021   |   Inventor(s): Sara Rouhanifard, Meni Wanunu
Keywords(s): virus
Category(s): Not in use > -Nanotechnology, Not in use > -Biomedical Materials, Technology Classifications > Life Science
Biochemical Sensing using Microbubbles on a Chip using Whispering Gallery Mode Resonance
INV-18062 Background The development of ultrasensitive, miniature, and label-free bioanalytical detectors for medical diagnosis, drug discovery, and environmental monitoring has been a dream of scientists and biotechnologists. Such devices provide on-site and real-time information, which improves point-of-care diagnosis and high-throughput drug discovery....
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 1/27/2021   |   Inventor(s): Srinivas Tadigadapa, Eugene Freeman, Chenchen Zhang
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Category(s): Not in use > -Sensors tech, Not in use > -Diagnostic Software, Not in use > -Materials, Technology Classifications > Life Science
Antibody-based Rolling Circle Amplification for COVID-19 Detection by a Colorimetry
INV-21038 Background Viruses are conventionally detected by RT-PCR. This method requires long analysis time, highly trained professionals, and often shows non-specific characteristics. Antigens and antibodies (Ag/Ab) are commonly used for fluorescence immunoassay. However, the fluorescent signal from the individual fluorescent molecule attached...
Published: 5/26/2026   |   Updated: 12/15/2020   |   Inventor(s): Tania Konry, Ji Won Lim
Keywords(s): Analytical Chemistry, COVID-19, Detection, Diagnostics
Category(s): Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Chemistry, Not in use > -Method, Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Diagnostics, Technology Classifications > Life Science
Single-cell Pairing Chip for Personalized Immunotherapeutic Screening
INV-19067 Background Natural Killer cells are a type of white blood cell that physically interact with target cancer cells and determine whether to lyse them. The innate heterogeneity of both cancer and NK cells leads to a variety of interactions between pairs of NK-cancer cells. Therefore, single-cell analysis would help in analyzing these interactions...
Published: 1/27/2026   |   Updated: 12/15/2020   |   Inventor(s): Tania Konry, Yantao Fan
Keywords(s): Biotech, Cancer
Category(s): Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Drug Discovery, Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Chemistry, Not in use > -Cancer, Not in use > -Biology, Not in use > -Devices, Technology Classifications > 1. Life Science > Diagnostics, Technology Classifications > Life Science
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