January Edition: Newly Issued Patents

Congratulations to Purdue University researchers across all campuses and academic disciplines. They have recently received 29 patents on their intellectual property from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

The majority of these are available to license and bring to market. Visit the Purdue Research Foundation Office of Technology Commercialization’s website to learn more about these and other available technologies.

Are you a researcher at a Purdue University campus who has made an innovation discovery? Disclose your innovation to the Office of Technology Commercialization online.

Here are the primary investigators whose work was recently patented.

Mikhail Atallah, College of Science

• “System architecture and method of processing data therein”

Mukerrem Cakmak, College of Engineering

• “Machines and processes for producing polymer films and films produced thereby”

Srinivasan Chandrasekar, College of Engineering

• “Methods of modifying material flow mode during machining and products formed thereby”

Robert Graham Cooks, College of Science

• “Mass tag analysis for rare cells and cell-free molecules”
• “High-throughput, label-free enzymatic bioassays using automated DESI-MS”
• “Logical operations in mass spectrometry”

Vincent Jo Davisson, College of Pharmacy

• “Arylnaphthalene compounds as vacuolar-ATPase inhibitors and the use thereof”

Y. Charlie Hu, College of Engineering

• “Graphics energy profiling system and method”
• “System and method for energy profiling asynchronous API calls”
• “A method of profiling display power”

Pedro Irazoqui, no longer at Purdue

• “System for wireless recording and stimulating bioelectric events”
• “Multi-coil wireless power transfer assembly for wireless glaucoma therapy”

Jian Jin, College of Agriculture and College of Engineering

• “Referencing system”
• “Portable plant health analysis system and method”

Hyowon Lee, College of Engineering

• “Microactuator systems, drainage devices”

Jacqueline Linnes, College of Engineering

• “Temperature-controlled valves for paper-based microfluidic systems”

Philip Low, College of Science

• “FBSA-based therapeutic and radioimaging”

Guillermo Paniagua-Perez, College of Engineering

• “Directional probe for high temperature flows”

Dimitrios Peroulis, College of Engineering

• “A method and system of uniform wireless power distribution within a chamber”

Davin Piercey, College of Engineering

• “Novel tetrazole azasydnone”

Vilas G. Pol, College of Engineering

• “Method of producing amorphous carbon chips and anodes made therefrom for use in electrochemical cells”
• “Separators for electrochemical cells”

Karthik Ramani, College of Engineering

• “Manipulating virtual environment using non-instrumented physical object”
• “Flexible touch sensing system and method with deformable material”

Gintaras Reklaitis, College of Engineering

• “Methods and systems for depositing active ingredients on substrates”

Kaushik Roy, College of Engineering

• “Vehicle battery current sensing system”

Arvind Varma, College of Engineering, awarded posthumously

• “Transition metal carbides for catalytic methane activation”

He Wang, no longer at Purdue

• “System architecture and method of authenticating a 3-D object”

Justin A. Weibel, College of Engineering

• “Absorbance-based colorimetric device system”

 

During the 2021 calendar year, Purdue Research Foundation ranked #6 internationally for patents received from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. That mirrored the #6 international ranking from the year before. The information was listed in a report from the Intellectual Property Owners Association and the National Academy of Inventors.