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#AvailableForLicense: This innovation offers significant benefits for biological research screening of drug compounds for cardiac or neurological disorders. Developed by Dr. Philip Santangelo & Dr. Jonathan Kirschman. https://ow.ly/3YaO50Sx8Vy #BiomedicalEngineering #Research

#FeaturedResearcher: Raquel Lieberman's research group is working to improve research outcomes for other scientists working with difficult proteins by developing a suite of new reagents they aim to better control outcomes in many research areas. Learn more about Dr. Lieberman and her innovations: https://ow.ly/hFlJ50SvklR Georgia Tech School of Chemistry and Biochemistry #DrugDesign #Biomechanics #Therapeutics #Diagnostics #SmallMolecules #Glaucoma

#AvailableForLicense: This fantastic technology improves the performance of printed electronics by changing the work function (WF) of the device’s materials. Developed by Bernard Kippelen, Canek Fuentes, Antoine Kahn, Seth Marder, Jens Meyer, Jae Won Shim, and Yinhua Zhou at the Georgia Tech School of Electrical & Computer Engineering. https://ow.ly/AqmY50Sx94e #ElectricalEngineering #Electronics

#FeaturedTechnology: Three small, lightweight, energy-efficient smallSat propellant management devices offer reliable and efficient control of saturated propellants to outperform current fluid management technology. Developed by Dr. Ålvaro Romero-Calvo, Samuel Hart, and Dr. Edgar Glenn Lightsey. Georgia Tech College of Engineering Georgia Tech - Aerospace Engineering https://ow.ly/CyY150REjGo #AvailableForLicensing #smallsatpropellantmanagement #fluidmanagementtech #saturatedpropellants #smallsat

#AvailableForLicense: This new technology improves the consumer experience of respiratory protective devices all while also reducing wastes and lowering costs. Developed by Dr. Sundaresan Jayaraman and Sungmee Park at the Georgia Tech School of Materials Science and Engineering. https://ow.ly/tNAF50SuPuI #MaterialScience #Medicine

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#AvailableForLicense: The innovation allows for the analysis of heating and failure of MEMS devices, microchips, and circuit boards. Developed by Min Zhou, Amirreza Keyhani, and Rong Yang at the George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering. https://ow.ly/Ju7i50SuOwc #ElectricalEngineering #Electronics