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Christopher Petty
Director of Business Development, Physical Sciences
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Invention
Improved metal complex chemical precursors for atomic layer deposition (ALD) and chemical vapor depostion (CVD) using bicyclic guanidines
A new class of metal complex precursors has been identified for use in atomic layer deposition (ALD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD), using bicycle guanidines as ligands as opposed to acetamidines. The ALD process involves the alternating…
Investigators
- Roy G. Gordon
- Leonard N.J. Rodriguez
Invention
Microfluidic arrays for multiplex detection of analyts
This invention is a microfluidic array apparatus and a method of performing multiple analyses on multiple samples simultaneously, utilizing nanoliter volumes of reagents. It has two embodiments, the first consists of N microfluidic channels, perhaps…
Investigators
- George M. Whitesides
- Rustem F. Ismagilov
- Jessamine Ng Lee
- Paul JA Kenis
- Xingyu Jiang
- Rosaria Ferrigno
Invention
Analyzing trace gases at part-per-billion levels by rapid gas-phase cooling
This invention realizes a new idea of using buffer gas to rapidly cool small gas molecules to very low temperatures.
Investigators
- John M. Doyle
- David S. Patterson
Invention
Monolithically-integrated graphene structures as sensors
Graphene is a single, atomic-layer thick two-dimensional sheet of bonded carbon atoms that is characterized by superb electric and mechanical properties, thermal conductivity, and optical transparency. Graphene is a promising candidate material for…
Investigators
- Charles M. Lieber
- Jang-Ung Park
- SungWoo Nam
Investigators
- Roy G. Gordon
- Hoon Kim
Invention
Vertical silicon nanowires as a universal platform for highly efficient delivery of bioactive molecules into living cells
This platform consists of an array of surface-modified vertical silicon nanowires that have been chemically grown or etched on a wafer and to which virtually any kind of bioactive species (drug, protein, nucleic acid, nanoparticles) may be attached…
Investigators
- Hongkun Park
- EunGyeong Yang
- JinSeok Lee
- Alexander K. Shalek
- Myung-Han Yoon
- Jacob Robinson
- Amy A. Sutton
- Marsela Jorgolli
Invention
Paper-supported 3D cell culture for cell and tissue-based bioassays
In this new approach, cells are cultured in 3D on a paper scaffold by adding a hydrogel precursor, as a fluid containing suspended cells, to a paper support, allowing the cell-containing fluid to distribute through the paper by capillary wicking,…
Investigators
- George M. Whitesides
- Ratmir Derda
- Anna Laromaine Sague
Invention
Highly conformal tungsten nitride films for use in microelectronics and semiconductors
The invention describes a method of producing a uniform, smooth and conformal coating of tungsten nitride, synthesized by atomic layer deposition (ALD). The silver-colored coating (or film) is metallic and a good electrical conductor.
Investigators
- Roy G. Gordon
- Jill Becker
- Seigi Suh
Invention
Electrically-driven nanoscale lasers
This invention is the first demonstration of an electrically driven nanoscale laser. A CdS nanowire, comprising a Fabry-Perot cavity, in contact with an electrode distributed along its length or crossing a Si nanowire, lases above a threshold…
Investigators
- Charles M. Lieber
- Xiangfeng Duan
- Yu Huang
- Ritesh Agarwal
Invention
Oxygen-activated gold as a green catalyst for selective methoxycarbonylation
A group of Harvard scientists led by Profs. Madix and Friend has developed a catalyst based on gold for very selective production of dimethyl carbonate. The new process is environmentally friendly and its advantages are threefold. First, it starts…
Investigators
- Cynthia Friend
- Robert J. Madix
- Bingjun Xu