Free Energy Spectroscopy: Transforming Molecular Analytics for Next-Generation Biotech and Pharma
TS-071946 — Powering faster, smarter decisions with real-time molecular insights for research and therapeutic development.
Overview
Pharmaceutical and biotech companies often face delays and uncertainty in new drug development due to insufficient experimental insight into the shifting behaviors of large biomolecular complexes— processes critical to understanding disease and drug mechanisms. Free Energy Spectrosco…
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- Inventors: Poirier, Michael; Bonin, Kalven; Bundschuh, Ralf; Castro, Carlos
- Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana
Unlocking Hidden Opportunities: The Power of Multi-Solution Spatial Aggregation
TS-067434 — The Need
Spatial aggregation is crucial in numerous industries where data from low-level spatial units, such as census blocks, must be grouped into larger, meaningful regions. Traditional approaches often struggle with the computational complexity of these tasks and tend to focus on finding a singl…
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- Inventors: Xiao, Ningchuan
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
Introducing Revolutionary IC Chip Technology: Enhancing Cybersecurity with Physically Unclonable Functions
TS-065436 — The Need: In an era dominated by digital transactions and sensitive data exchanges, ensuring robust cybersecurity measures is paramount for individuals and organizations alike. Traditional methods of securing data often fall short in the face of sophisticated cyber threats, necessitating innovative …
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- Inventors: Gauthier, Daniel; Canaday, Daniel; Charlot, Noeloikeau; Pomerance, Andrew
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
Secure Your Digital Fortress: Revolutionizing Cybersecurity with Next-Gen PUF Technology
TS-065412 — The Need:
In contemporary cybersecurity landscapes, the conventional methods of employing Physically Unclonable Functions (PUFs) necessitate maintaining a secure challenge-response database. However, this practice poses significant security risks as access to this database could lead to the comprom…
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- Inventors: Gauthier, Daniel
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
KineScribe, an iPad app for Laban movement notations.
TS-064260 — The Need: Dance researchers, educators, choreographers, and movement practitioners face the challenge of accessing and editing Laban movement notation scores on modern, portable devices. With the discontinuation of LabanWriter, the industry lacked a touch-screen application tailored to the latest te…
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- Inventors: Kosstrin, Hannah; Summers, Christopher
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"
Graduate Education Management
TS-062332 — The Need: In the fast-paced and ever-evolving landscape of graduate education, universities and academic institutions face mounting challenges in efficiently managing their graduate students' academic journeys. With diverse departmental requirements, it becomes crucial to have a centralized solu…
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- Inventors: Hardesty, Michael; Box-Steffensmeier, Janet; Carl, Tammy; Decot, Kyle; Freeman, Elizabeth; Griffin, Kathleen; Hurst, Nicholas "Nick"; Kerler, Thomas; Leaflight, Ren; Malone, Kelly "Kelly Renee Hopkins"; Papke, Julia; Plas, Rebecca "Becky"; Schweinfurth, Staci; Smith, Timothy; Van Dyke, Lisa
- Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana
Finding rare events by knowing where NOT to look
TS-051417 —
Traditional regression analysis has been a staple in predicting cause-effect relationships. Counltess industries use these methods to predict rare events, from economic issues to cancer research, causality is often a desired result. Given the vast amount of potential variables it sometimes becomes…
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- Inventors: Melamed, David; Schoon, Eric
- Licensing Officer: Hampton, Andrew
Machine-Learning Algorithm for Improved Speech Intelligibility in Noise
TS-042266 — A monaural machine-learning algorithm for classifying time-frequency units in an unknown signal, which results in marked speech-intelligibly improvements in noisy signals.
A primary complaint of hearing-impaired (HI) listeners is poor speech recognition in background noise. This issue can be quite debilitating and persists despite considerable efforts to improve hearing technology. Despite considerable effort, monaural (single-microphone) algorithms capable of incre…
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- Inventors: Healy, Eric; Vasko, Jordan
- Licensing Officer: Dahlman, Jason "Jay"