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Surface Patterning

Surface Patterning – Simultaneous functionalization and patterning of surfaces by scribing or scoring in the presence of reactive species. This technique has been done on silicon wafers using a diamond tipped pencil but it can be used on other materials using other scribes. Gene...


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BYU Licensed Technology to Millenniata

Interview with CEO Henry O'Connell   Click here to know more about the Technology


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Animation Inbetweening

Animation Inbetweening (TweenMaker) – Vector-based animation software that does not remove the animator from the inbetweening process, but rather provides tools that speed up the inbetweening process while improving the quality and consistency of the animation. General Informati...


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AUTM U.S. University Licensing Survey, FY 2005

AUTM, the Association of University Technology Managers, published its FY 2005 survey results a little differently from past years. Universities are listed in order of the year their technology transfer or commercialization function was founded. BYU's Technology Transfer Office (...


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Instrumentation for Chemical and Biological Analysis

Dr. Milton Lee has written over 500 research papers and has 10 patents for research developed at BYU for chemial detection algorythms and equipment. Much of the technology developed by Dr. Milton and BYU has been licensed to Torian Technolgies Inc. A portabl...


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Use of Ceragenins or CSA's for Imaging Infection

Ceragenins for Imaging Infection and Tumors The Chemistry Department at BYU has developed a compound that can help in imaging and early detection of infections. They have effectively coupled Ceragenin (a synthetically produced molecule that is antibacterial in a broad spectrum) ...


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VoxelVision Software for 3D Object Segmentation

VoxelVision is imaging software that interactively segments and displays images of 3D anatomy derived from MRI, CT, or ultrasound scans. While other 3D imaging software is available, it is either too simplistic or takes too long to be of value. VoxelVision wo...


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T-Splines

T-Splines is a revolutionary new technology for computer aided design that was invented at Brigham Young University and has been licensed exclusively to Provo, Utah based T-Splines Inc., who released its first industrial design product just six months ago.  Since then, this ...


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ADVista - Media Advertising Management Software

Web Based Ad Management Software Advista automates sales, scheduling, design, production, and accounting functions relating to print or web classified advertising for publishing companies. Advertising clients input directly into the Advista system their choi...


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Efficient Deformable Mesh for Artistic Terrain Modeling

Computer graphics for film and games is a large market.  The market for software related to computer games in 2008 was $11.7B [1] and the total box office gross for digital animation in 2008 was $1.1B [2].   An important part of producing a great...


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Phytochemical or Phytonutrients for protection against Heart Disease and Cancer

Synergistic phytochemical combinations found in strawberries      “Phytochemicals or phytonutrients are biologically active substances found in edible fruits and vegetables that exhibit a potential for modulating metabolism. They are respo...


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Near-Field Active Noise Suppression

Near-Field Active Noise Suppression – A multi-channel adaptive control algorithm with system hardware placed in the acoustic near-field for the active minimization of primarily tonal noise from axial flow fans. The current invention consists of a design for ...


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