The invention is an optical frequency comb sub-system that utilizes nano-scale photonic waveguides made of aluminum gallium arsenide (AlGaAs) to perform the nonlinear frequency conversion required to ...
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In this disclosure, we describe a method of creating new and improved battery electrodes by doping conventional battery electrode materials with dry lithium (Li+) ions, using ion implantation techniqu...
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We describe an electronic device to measure information encoded in polymers using a graphene
floating gate transistor embedded in a nanopore structure.
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HYBRID SUBTRACTIVE-ADDITIVE METHOD OF PRODUCING A SUPERCONDUCTING MULTI-LAYER TRANSITION-EDGE SENSOR
The proposed invention is a method of producing a superconducting multi-layer transition-edge sensor in which the first layer of the multi-layer is deposited and patterned completely with a subtractiv...
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Methods are disclosed for uniformly charging nanocrystals. Using these methods large area interfaces per nanocrystal can be formed for electrically powering or operating nanocrystals. The formed metal...
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The invention describes the method of the patterning of hydrogels in liquid (native) sate through electron (x-ray) transparent membranes. Such a membrane is molecularly impermeable (or partially perme...
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In this work, we describe the construction and characterization of an Ambient-Radiation Thermometer (ART) which can measure non-contact temperatures from -50 deg C to 150 deg C. To increase the long-t...
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This invention proposes a software tool based on an inverse design algorithm that can generate aperiodic structured materials with unique and tunable global mechanical properties a priori. This tool e...
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Integrated photonics that enable nonlinear optical processes are important for numerous applications, including precision metrology; microresonator frequency comb generation; optical signal generation...
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