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Manufacturing

Thermal Energy Modulating Cement Materials (Mortars) for Efficient Floor and Other Applications

Advanced Materials

The ceramic-cement-oxide mixed mortar presents a unique solution as it conserves energy and efficiently transfers thermal energy towards heating flooring unidirectionally. This material prevents more than 90% energy loss compared to traditional mortar materials, gypsum, or other insulation materials
Inventor: M.Z. Naser, PhD

Published: 10/24/2023

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Renewable Source Protection Method for IBRs

Sustainable Energy, Manufacturing

This source-agnostic time domain distance relay uses only single-ended measurements to detect, classify, and locate any fault on the line it monitors while eliminating known weaknesses of distance relays. Recent advances in renewable energy technology allow several hundred megawatts of power to be in a single plant and connect to the electric grid through inverters. All major renewable resources, such…
Inventor: Sukumar Brahma, Prabin Adhikari, and Phani Harsha Gadde

Published: 2/21/2023

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Molten Core Flux Formation Method and Fibers Formed Therefrom

Fiber and Films, Manufacturing, Advanced Materials

Semiconductor optical fibers marry the enablement of modern electronic devices of semiconductors with the light-guiding capability of fiber optics. Combining these attributes allows for the desirable material properties of important semiconductor phases in the form of long lengths of fiber. Semiconductor optical fibers are made using one of two approaches: the molten core method and a chemical vapor deposition method….
Inventor: John Ballato, Thomasina Zaengle, Baris Kukuoz, Ursula Gibson

Published: 5/23/2022

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Machine Learning Algorithm to Guide Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Personalization

Biotechnology, Manufacturing

­This patient risk-assessment machine learning algorithm predicts patient response to cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) intervention enabling more informed selection criteria and improved rates of therapy success. Approximately 90,000 patients receive cardiac resynchronization therapy per year, with only 50% of that population benefitting. This directly results from the uncertainties surrounding which patients will actually benefit from the procedure. Providing insights into…
Inventor: Will Richardson, Anamul Haque, William Douglas Stubbs Jr.

Published: 5/23/2022

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