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Hydrogen Sulfide Releasing Agents
Abstract Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) has demonstrated several essential critical care benefits when delivered properly in low doses. The current state of the art delivery systems rely on gaseous delivery of H2S to patients. WSU researchers have developed chemical agents that controllably decompose to release H2S and demonstrated their efficacy in biological...
Published: 8/22/2024   |   Inventor(s): Ming Xian, Hua Wang, Yu Zhao
Keywords(s): Chemistry
Category(s): Technologies > Health & Well-being > Chemistry, Technologies > Health & Well-being > Pharmaceutical
DNA Nanocaged Enzymes
Compartmentalization increases the overall activity and specificity of encapsulated enzymes by protecting the enzymes, maintaining a high concentration of enzymes and substrates, and promoting substrate channeling. While there have been artificial enzymatic particles that have been created using compartmentalization by virus-like proteins, liposomes,...
Published: 2/23/2023   |   Inventor(s): Jinglin Fu, Hao Yan, Neal Woodbury, Zhao Zhao
Keywords(s): Bioanalysis, Catalysis, Enzymes
Category(s): Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology, Bioanalytical Assays, Chemistries & Devices, Life Science (All LS Techs), Medical Diagnostics/Sensors
Biological H2S / COS Donation by Thiocarbamates
­University of Oregon researchers are studying reactive sulfur species (RSS). Detection, Delivery, and Quantification of Biological H2S Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), commonly known for its unpleasant rotten-egg smell, is now accepted as an important enzymatically-produced biomolecule that plays important roles in living systems. Joining CO and NO in...
Published: 5/2/2022   |   Inventor(s): Michael Pluth, Andrea Steiger, Yu Zhao
Keywords(s):  
Category(s): Chemistry, Physical Science, Therapeutics
Compounds for Thiol-Triggered COS and/or H2s Release and Methods of Making and Using the Same
University of Oregon researchers are studying reactive sulfur species (RSS). Detection, Delivery, and Quantification of Biological H2S Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), commonly known for its unpleasant rotten-egg smell, is now accepted as an important enzymatically-produced biomolecule that plays important roles in living systems. Joining CO and NO in a class...
Published: 5/2/2022   |   Inventor(s): Michael Pluth, Yu Zhao, Matt Cerda
Keywords(s): Science
Category(s): Chemistry, Engineering, Medical Devices, Physical Science, Therapeutics
Gamma-ketothiocarbamate molecules that release COS
­University of Oregon researchers are studying reactive sulfur species (RSS). Detection, Delivery, and Quantification of Biological H2S Hydrogen sulfide (H2S), commonly known for its unpleasant rotten-egg smell, is now accepted as an important enzymatically-produced biomolecule that plays important roles in living systems. Joining CO and NO in...
Published: 5/2/2022   |   Inventor(s): Michael Pluth, Yu Zhao
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Category(s): Chemistry, Diagnostics, Engineering, Medical Devices, Physical Science, Research Tools, Therapeutics
Regrown p-GaN by Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) for GaN Vertical-Channel Junction Field-Effect Transistors (VCJFETs)
Background GaN-based power electronics has been under extensive research due to GaN’s large bandgap, high breakdown electric field (Eb), and large Baliga’s figure of merit (BFOM). With the availability of high-quality bulk GaN substrates, GaN vertical devices have become prominent candidates for next-generation power applications, capable...
Published: 2/23/2023   |   Inventor(s): Yuji Zhao, Chen Yang, Houqiang Fu, Xuanqi Huang, Kai Fu
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Category(s): Physical Science, Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Materials & Processes, Semiconductor Devices
Controlled Vapor-phase ion-gating (VPIG) and ion capping of Nanomaterials
INV-17050 Background The investigation of charged particles is a fundamental aspect of several disciplines including physics, astronomy, atmospheric science, and geophysics, and, in addition to ion gauge based pressure metrology, forms a critical component of numerous advanced applications such as mass spectroscopy, plasma acceleration, oncology,...
Published: 9/10/2024   |   Inventor(s): Swastik Kar, Ji Hao, Daniel Rubin, Yung Joon Jung
Keywords(s): Carbon nanotubes, nanoparticles
Category(s): -Materials, -Nanotechnology, Technology Classifications > 2. Physical Science > Electronics/Semiconductors
Vapour-phase gating induced single-ion detection in graphene and single-wall carbon nanotube networks
INV-17012 Background Miniaturized devices having ultrasensitive ion detection capability are useful as ion detectors in diverse applications, including detection of radioactive material or other sources of radiation, electron/ion beam calibration, monitoring of pressure or vacuum, and detection of energetic particles from outer space. Carbon nanotubes...
Published: 9/10/2024   |   Inventor(s): Swastik Kar, Ji Hao, Yung Joon Jung
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Category(s): -Materials, -Sensors tech
Plasma-Based Edge Terminations for GaN Power Devices
Background Due to GaN’s large bandgap, high breakdown electric field (Eb), and large Baliga’s figure of merit (BFOM), GaN-based power electronics have attracted interest for high-voltage, high-power, and efficient power conversion applications. High-voltage power diodes often demand termination techniques to mitigate the premature breakdown...
Published: 2/23/2023   |   Inventor(s): Yuji Zhao, Houqiang Fu, Kai Fu
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Category(s): Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductors, Materials & Processes, Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology, Physical Science
Low-Leakage Regrown GaN P-N Junctions for GaN Power Devices
Background The wide-bandgap (WBG) semiconductor gallium nitride (GaN) has attracted considerable attention for efficient power conversion applications due to its large bandgap (3.4 eV), high breakdown electric field (~3.0 MV/cm) and high Baliga’s figure of merit (~1000 times larger than that of Si). Previously, due to the lack of native GaN substrates,...
Published: 2/23/2023   |   Inventor(s): Yuji Zhao, Kai Fu, Houqiang Fu
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Category(s): Physical Science, Advanced Materials/Nanotechnology, Semiconductors, Materials & Processes
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