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PGM-free Materials for Oxygen Evolution Reaction in PEM Electrolyzers
An innovative approach to stabilize non-precious metal catalysts for enhanced efficiency and durability in PEM electrolyzers.
Electrospun Iridium Oxide/Nafion Electrodes for PEM Water Electrolysis
This technology introduces a novel method of producing high-efficiency, durable electrodes for polymer electrolyte membrane water electrolysis (PEMWE) using electrospinning.
Biomanufacturing Systems for Chemical Upcycling
Revolutionizing the upcycling of carboxylic acid-based chemical waste products to aldehyde derivatives using engineered biological systems.
Induced Modification And Degradation Of Intracellular Proteins In Lysosomes: Methylarginine Targeting Chimera (MrTAC)
A revolutionary drug modality for the selective modification and degradation of intracellular proteins in lysosomes.
Device for Preventing Injury During Ureteral Access Sheath Deployment
A revolutionary handheld force and load sensing device designed to measure and alert surgeons of critical force thresholds during surgical device deployment during flexible ureteroscopy, enhancing patient safety and surgical outcomes.
XA/CT Imaging System for Osteoporosis Diagnosis
An innovative imaging system combining X-ray-induced acoustic imaging and CT for enhanced osteoporosis diagnosis.
Electric Circuits Of Enhanced Sensitivity Based On Exceptional Points Of Degeneracy
A novel circuit design promoting enhanced sensitivity for electromagnetic sensing through exceptional points of degeneracy.
X-ray-induced Acoustic Computed Tomography (XACT) for In Vivo Dosimetry
This technology leverages X-ray-induced acoustic phenomena for real-time, in-line verification of photon beam location and dose during cancer radiotherapy.