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SUMMARY Lehigh University has developed a new method to achieve high performance and high efficiency Group III-Nitride LEDs and lasers. High efficiency emitters in the blue, green and red regime are important for SSL and medical applications. LEDs and lasers based on conventional technology suffer from poor performances, with one of the limitations...

Published: 8/2/2021 | Inventor(s): Nelson Tansu, Ronald Arif, Yik-Khoon Ee, Hongping Zhao

Keywords(s): Biomedical Applications, DVD lasers, LED, Light Emitting Diodes

Category(s): Electronics

Preparation Method of Nano/Macroporous Bone Tissue Scaffolds for Regenerative Medicine

SUMMARY In the field of tissue engineering, one of the most important primary goals is the development of scaffold structure that would help repair damaged or diseased tissue to its original state. Material selection is an essential parameter for the bioscaffold. Additionally, the geometrical architecture of the bioscaffold is very important. Bioactive...

Published: 8/2/2021 | Inventor(s): Himanshu Jain, Ana Marques, Rui Almeida

Keywords(s): Biomedical Applications, Bone Regeneration, Medical Treatment, Nano/Macroporosity, Nanotechnology, Regenerative Medicine, Scaffold

Category(s): Biomaterials, Green Construction > Life Sciences

Fabrication of Interconnected Nano-Macro Porous Glass by the Melt-Quench-Heat-Etch Method

SUMMARY Lehigh University has developed a superior method for creating nano-macro porous glass. The method uses sucrose as a macro pore former and dissolving sucrose phase in water at room temperature for large scale nano-porosity (100-300 nm) for virus separation. It exploits the advantages of the conventional meltquench processing, as well as allows...

Published: 8/2/2021 | Inventor(s): Himanshu Jain, Hassan Moawad

Keywords(s): Biomedical, Biomedical Applications, Bone Regeneration, Medical Treatment, Melt-Quench, Nanotechnology, Regenerative Medicine, Scaffold

Category(s): Green Construction > Life Sciences

Force Spectroscopy Platform for DNA Sequencing

SUMMARY Lehigh University has developed a technique based on molecular mechanics which detects changes in molecular elasticity of a single DNA fragment upon conversion from a single-stranded to double-stranded form. Essentially this technology is sequencing by synthesis and its advantages are that one could use native dNTPs and substrates and not be...

Published: 8/2/2021 | Inventor(s): Dmitri Vezenov

Keywords(s): Biomedical Applications, Biosensors, DNA sequencing, Force Spectroscopy, Microarrays

Category(s): Green Construction > Life Sciences