BYU TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE FOR LICENSE
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Technologies
A Nondestructive Method For Testing Of Metals
ID: 2014-061 This invention can identify damage prior to catastrophic failure, or can determine that a part scheduled for replacement can remain in service.
Technologies
A Technique For Folding Thick Rigid Materials
ID: 2013-085 A technique to design origami-inspired mechanisms using thick materials.
Technologies
Biological Tissue as a Strain Gauge
ID: 2012-004 Using the inherent electrical characteristics of soft tissue.
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Biosensor For Nuclear Hormone Receptor Ligands
ID: 2017-044
A bio-assay for rapid screening and detection of nuclear hormone receptor modulators (see also 2016-053)
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Blood Dopamine D2 Receptors as Biomarkers for Brain Dopamine
ID: 2018-057 and 2014-098 BYU has discovered monocytes in the blood that provide a direct correlation to dopamine levels in the brain.
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Characterizing Chemical Changes From Impacts On Spacecraft
ID: 2015-017 A method and apparatus to characterize the chemical changes caused by hypervelocity impacts of molecules on spacecraft instruments.
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Circular Buffers For Leaky Mode Displays
ID: 2017-030 The invention addresses circular buffers for leaky mode devices to reduce the complexity of driving large leaky mode arrays.
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Co-Planar Combination Of Flat Panel Holographic Video Display And Ultrasonic Haptic Interface In A Tileable Panel
ID: 2015-013 Building block for arbitrarily large, room-sized displays, with holographic images coupled to freespace (touchable) haptic fields.
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Collapsible Solar Array
ID: 2013-058 An origami-inspired foldable array of individual solar cells used to harvest the energy of the sun.