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Magnetic-Field-Enhanced Topological Semimetal Thermoelectric Devices
TS-074813 — Thermoelectric technologies offer a compelling route for waste heat recovery, solid-state cooling, and power generation, but their adoption remains limited by inherently low efficiency. Conventional materials are constrained by tradeoffs between electrical conductivity, thermopower, and thermal co…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Skinner, Brian; Chakraborty, Poulomi; Heremans, Joseph; Scales, Joshua
  • Licensing Officer: Ashouripashaki, Mandana

Antiperovskite Solid-State Electrolytes for Potassium Metal Batteries
TS-074726 — Potassium-based batteries are attractive for large-scale energy storage due to potassium’s abundance and favorable electrochemical properties. However, commercial development is limited by the lack of suitable solid electrolytes that combine high potassium-ion conductivity, chemical stability wi…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Wu, Yiying; Zheng, Jingfeng
  • Licensing Officer: Randhawa, Davinder

Human–AI Interaction Research Platform
TS-074578 — Opportunity Overview This technology is a web‑based, multi‑user platform designed to rigorously study how people interact with AI systems in real time. Unlike traditional survey tools or product A/B testing environments, the platform supports live human–AI collaboration while capturing …
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Meng, Jingbo
  • Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana

High-Resolution Melting System for Complex Ice Core Analysis
TS-074433 — Researchers and organizations studying polar and marine environments increasingly rely on ice cores to understand climate processes, contaminant transport, and biogeochemical change. However, existing ice core processing tools are largely optimized for relatively clean, homogeneous samples and str…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: dos Reis, Rafael; Diaz, Melisa; Magner, Nolan
  • Licensing Officer: Ashouripashaki, Mandana

Solar-Driven Adsorption Air Conditioning Using Advanced Porous Materials
TS-074344 — Air conditioning is a major driver of global electricity demand, peak load stress, and greenhouse gas emissions, particularly in hot and humid climates. Conventional vapor-compression systems rely on electricity-intensive compressors, struggle with efficient humidity control, and are poorly matche…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Clark, Jordan; Ho, W.S. Winston; Wade, Casey
  • Licensing Officer: Ashouripashaki, Mandana

Wireless charging of chemical batteries with radiovoltaics
TS-074333 — Chemical batteries provide high power output but are constrained by finite stored energy and the need for periodic recharging. This is often impossible in remote, sealed, or radiation‑intensive environments such as space systems, subsea platforms, and isolated terrestrial installations. Radiovol…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Co, Anne
  • Licensing Officer: Randhawa, Davinder

ElectroTag Diagnostics
TS-074316 — Pre‑Launch Start‑Up Opportunity: Seeking Business Leads ElectroTag is a multiplex diagnostics platform that enables simultaneous measurement of multiple disease‑associated proteins from a small patient sample. The system replaces conventional color‑based labels with mass‑encoded peptide tags that are read by mass spectrometry, delivering higher analytical specificity and a clear path to expanding from small to large biomarker panels while maintaining streamlined workflows.
Technology Overview Clinical and research laboratories are increasingly adopting multi‑marker panels to improve diagnosis, guide therapy selection, and monitor treatment response. Traditional formats such as ELISA plates and lateral flow strips rely on optical or enzymatic signals, which begin to…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Badu-Tawiah, Abraham; Seth, Ayesha; Zerrudo, Stephanee
  • Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana

Tunable Biodegradable Polymers with Built in Property Control for Biomedical Applications
TS-074271 — Predictable, chemistry level control of biodegradable polymer behavior to simplify development, improve reproducibility, and enable differentiated biomedical products.
Overview OSU researchers have developed a biodegradable polymer materials platform that addresses long standing limitations in conventional biomedical polymers by enabling intrinsic control over crystallinity, degradation, and performance, reducing reliance on downstream formulation compromises …
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Quinonez, Maria Priscila; Watkins, Davita
  • Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana

Electrochemical CO₂ Capture and Mineralization for Energy Systems Integration
TS-074219 — This early‑stage electrochemical platform enables integrated CO₂ capture and permanent mineralization while supporting lower‑energy hydrogen production, offering a research‑driven pathway toward energy system decarbonization.
Technology Overview Energy producers and industrial operators face mounting pressure to reduce carbon intensity without compromising efficiency, reliability, or capital deployment. This technology introduces a research‑stage electrochemical system that couples CO₂ capture with mineralization…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Baker, Lawrence "Robert"; Neves-Garcia, Tomaz
  • Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana

Novel HIV Targeting Strategy for Next‑Generation Antivirals
TS-074218 — This HIV-focused technology introduces a novel strategy for engaging conserved viral biology that is not directly addressed by existing antiretroviral classes. By expanding the range of actionable HIV mechanisms, the approach creates new opportunities for therapeutic discovery, combination strategies, and next‑generation intervention concepts. The technology is designed to complement current HIV treatment paradigms while supporting diversification of long‑term antiviral pipelines.
Technology Overview This HIV-focused technology introduces a novel strategy for engaging conserved viral biology that is not directly addressed by existing antiretroviral classes. By expanding the range of actionable HIV mechanisms, the approach creates new opportunities for therapeutic discove…
  • College: College of Arts & Sciences
  • Inventors: Musier-Forsyth, Karin; Kelley, Elise; Nielsen, Andrew
  • Licensing Officer: Panic, Ana

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