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S&T issued patent for a miniature 3D displacement sensor
Dr. Genda Chen, the Robert W. Abbett Distinguished Chair in Civil Engineering at Missouri S&T, has been issued a patent for “Miniature 3D Position-to-Optical Displacement Sensor.”
Read More »Towler advances hemostasis technology with patent
Dr. Mark Towler, the Linda and Bipin Doshi Professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, has licensed a granted patent to Desicorp, a company based in Louisville, Kentucky. Using Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) funds, Towler invented and developed a powdered substance that can be applied to halt bleed-out, or hemostasis, in patients.
Read More »Patent granted for indoor air quality control
Dr. Fateme Rezaei, in collaboration with Dr. Thomas Schuman and Dr. Glenn Morrison, received a U.S. Patent titled “Coating compositions and methods for using the same.”
Read More »Patent goes to chemistry group for aerogels method
Dr. Chariklia Sotiriou-Leventis, professor and chair of chemistry, and her research team, received a U.S. patent for the method they developed to synthesize amorphous carbon aerogels and graphitic carbon aerogels from polymeric xerogel powders.
Read More »Learn about copyright, patent, and innovation
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) next early career faculty forum will be held via Zoom 4-5 p.m. Wednesday, March 9. Guest panelist for this session will be Roger Weaver, interim dean of the library, and John Woodson, interim director of technology transfer and economic development.
Read More »Patent granted for conformance control research
A U.S. patent for “Re-crosslinking particle gel for CO2 conformance control and CO2 leakage blocking” has been awarded to the Curators of the University of Missouri from Missouri S&T inventors:
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Chemist earns patent for flexible electronics work
Dr. Jay Switzer, Chancellor’s Professor of chemistry at Missouri S&T, has patented a new method of creating metal foils with ordered crystal structure.
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One less surgery – researchers design biodegradable medical devices
Dr. Chang-Soo Kim, professor and graduate coordinator of electrical engineering, has received a U.S. patent for medical devices made of bioactive glasses and metals that dissolve in the body at the end of their operational lifespan, eliminating the need for invasive surgical removal.
Read More »March 17 faculty forum to focus on copyright, patents
The topic for the next early career faculty forum will be “What’s Important to Know About Copyright, Patents and Innovation?” at 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, via Zoom.
Read More »Patent granted for battery electrode manufacturing process
Dr. Jonghyun Park, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, and Dr. Jie Li, a 2018 Ph.D. graduate of Missouri S&T, have received a U.S. Patent titled “Controlling Structures of Battery Electrodes.”
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