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  1. Photosystem I-Hydrogenase Chimeras and Processes for Biohydrogen Production
    With increased demand for energy, particularly from inexpensive, renewable, and environmentally friendly sources, Hydrogen (H2) is an attractive target product, with over 60 million tons produced globally. Unfortunately, around 95% of hydrogen is produced from steam reformation of fossil fuels, contributing to rising atmospheric CO2. Reengineering fundamental...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Kevin Redding, Andrey Kanygin
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    Category(s): Alternative Energy/Biofuels/Bioplastics/Algae, Life Science (All LS Techs), Photosynthetic Organisms & Culture Systems
  2. Photosystem I-Hydrogenase Chimeras for Making H2 In Vivo
    With increased demand for energy, particularly from inexpensive, renewable, and environmentally friendly sources, Hydrogen (H2) is an attractive target product, with over 60 million tons produced globally. Unfortunately, around 95% of hydrogen is produced from steam reformation of fossil fuels, contributing to rising atmospheric CO2. Reengineering fundamental...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Kevin Redding, Andrey Kanygin
    Keywords(s):  
    Category(s): Alternative Energy/Biofuels/Bioplastics/Algae, Energy & Power, Life Science (All LS Techs), Photosynthetic Organisms & Culture Systems
  3. Two-terminal multicolor photo-detectors (PD) and focal plane arrays (FPA)
    The state of the art of two-color focal plane arrays (FPAs) are two or three terminal photo detector pixels integrated with electronic readout circuits (ROICs). However, a multicolor (> 2) photodetector pixel requires many more terminals, making it very difficult, if not impossible, to integrate multicolor pixel arrays to ROICs due to the increase...
    Published: 2/13/2025
    Inventor(s): Yong-Hang Zhang, Ding Ding, Elizabeth Steenbergen
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    Category(s): Physical Science, Semiconductor Devices

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