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Nanoporous Membrane Protein Biomarker Detectors

Disease assessment can be based on one or many biomarkers – a specific gene, protein, or other biological substance – that can be used to assess disease progress and aid in determining treatment. Unfortunately, biomarker-based measurements are often slow, expensive or otherwise impractical. PSU researchers have fabricated biomarker detectors with...

Published: 10/16/2020 | Inventor(s): Shalini Prasad, Ravi Kiran Kondama Reddy, Thomas Barrett

Keywords(s): Electrical & Computer Engineering, Nanotechnology

Category(s): Nanoscience & Microtechnologies

Microelectrode Recording Analysis and Visualization for Improved Target Location

This is a neurosurgery tool to record and analyze microelectrode readings, resulting in more accurate targeting. In addition, these microelectrode visualization methods can be used in other fields of medicine where microelectrodes are used to determine neurological structures, such as deep brain stimulation for alleviating chronic pain, or seizure ...

Published: 12/30/2014 | Inventor(s): James Mcnames, Kim Burcheil, Jon Falkenberg, Roberto Santiago

Keywords(s): Electrical & Computer Engineering

Category(s): Medical Devices

Carbon Nanotube Multiplexers

Miniaturization of electronic and mechanical devices has permitted complex and sophisticated products to be realized inexpensively in compact packages. Such miniaturization has developed based primarily on advances in silicon wafer processing for circuit fabrication or micro-electromechanical systems. Unfortunately, at this point in time the incremental...

Published: 12/30/2014 | Inventor(s): Anas Al-Rabadi

Keywords(s): Electrical & Computer Engineering, Nanoelectronics, Nanotechnology

Category(s): Nanoscience & Microtechnologies

High Frequency Active Inductor

An integrated inductor capable of operating at gigahertz (1 billion Hz) frequencies and above is a critical element in oscillators, filters, and wide-band low-noise amplifiers, (LNAs). The main applications are radio-frequency (RF) communication and high-speed data processing integrated circuits, such as those in cellular phones, wireless network cards,...

Published: 12/30/2014 | Inventor(s): W. Robert Daasch, Haiqiao Xiao, Rolf Schaumann

Keywords(s): Electrical & Computer Engineering

Category(s): Engineering