Invention Commercialization Service

College of Business

Projects and Initiatives:  Technology Commercialization

Technology Commercialization Initiative

1. Rapid Polishing and Shaping of Diamond and Diamond Films
2. High Density 3-Dimensional Carbon Nanotube Structures.
3. Preparation of High Energy Capacity Ruthenium Oxide
4. Improved Speech Recognition via Multiple Listening Pathways
5. Automatic Analog BIST with Pattern Generator and Analyzer
6. Soil Liquefaction Abatement for Earthquake Mitigation
7. Superior Removal of Arsenic from drinking water.
8. Process for effective production of drug nanoparticles of reduced size.
9. Motorized Orientation Mechanism for Wind Turbines, Satelite Antennas etc.
10. Estimating pore size distribution in soil and rock samples.
11. High Order Delta-Sigma Noise Shaping in Direct Digital Synthesis
12. Precise and rapid size selection of nanoparticle populations
13. Production of dense and uniform nanoparticle films
14. Improved Destruction of Chlorinated Compounds in Soil and Groundwater
15. In-situ Immobilization/Containment of Mercury in Contaminated Soils and Sediments
16. Destruction of Perchlorate and Nitrate in Spent Ion-Exchange Brine
17. Reformer for efficient production of ultraclean fuels from hydrocarbons.
18. A chaotic fermentor with vastly improved ethanol yields
19. Magnetically elevated ring spinning system
20. Method of hot filament chemical vapor deposition of diamond
21. Method of Plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition of diamond
22. On-line handwritten character recognition
23. A novel method of Biomass pretreatment for ethanol production
24. System and Method for estimating reliability of components for testing and quality optimization
25. An efficient process of carpet nylon recycling
26. Freewill™: the Convertible, Portable Folding Bicycle-Scooter
27. Modular Snap-On Display System
28. Low Cost Electroactive Polymer
29. Near Room Temperature for Bonding and Sealing Silicon Devices using Indium Cold Welding.
30. Free Piston Sterling Engine.
31. A Method to Support Scan Based Delay Testing of ICs.
32. Silicon Calibrated Tests for the Scan Based Delay Testing of ICs.
33. A Multimodal Electronic Voting System.
34. Laser Light Scattering-Based FFT Analysis of Biological Oscillators.
35. GPS-Free geographic routing protocol for intelligent vehicles.
36. Protein Kinetics Chip.
37. A method for performing the delay testing of ICs.
38. A wireless network, random access point transmission scheme for increasing security in secure localization.
39. A wireless multiple-protocol, node-based architecture for connectivity in heterogeneous networks.
40. Transit messaging system.
41. Modification of Smooth Polymeric Surfaces with nanofibres using electrospinning.
42. Fiber extrusion process for increased orientation and strength.

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