Richard Frayne - Madison WI Charles M. Strother - Madison WI Orhan Unal - Madison WI Zhihao Yang - Madison WI Abukar Wehelie - Madison WI Hyuk Yu - Blue Mounds WI
Assignee:
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation - Madison WI
International Classification:
A61B 5055
US Classification:
424 9323, 424 91, 424 934
Abstract:
The present invention provides a coating that emits magnetic resonance signals and a method for coating medical devices therewith. The coating includes a paramagnetic metal ion-containing polymer complex that facilitates diagnostic and therapeutic techniques by readily visualizing medical devices coated with the complex.
Richard Frayne - Madison WI, US Charles M. Strother - Madison WI, US Orhan Unal - Madison WI, US Zhihao Yang - Madison WI, US Abukar Wehelie - Madison WI, US Hyuk Yu - Blue Mounds WI, US
The present invention provides a coating that emits magnetic resonance signals and a method for coating medical devices therewith. The coating includes a paramagnetic metal ion-containing polymer complex that facilitates diagnostic and therapeutic techniques by readily visualizing medical devices coated with the complex.
Nanoparticles, Methods Of Making, And Applications Using Same
Zhihao Yang - Vestal NY, US Hao Wang - Potomac MD, US Zhiyong Xu - Houghton MI, US
Assignee:
NanoMas Technologies, Inc. - Binghamton NY
International Classification:
C22B 3/00
US Classification:
423 1
Abstract:
Methods for forming nanoparticles under commercially attractive conditions. The nanoparticles can have very small size and high degree of monodispersity. Low temperature sintering is possible, and highly conductive films can be made. Semiconducting and electroluminescent films can be also made. One embodiment provides a method comprising: (a) providing a first mixture comprising at least one nanoparticle precursor and at least one first solvent for the nanoparticle precursor, wherein the nanoparticle precursor comprises a salt comprising a cation comprising a metal; (b) providing a second mixture comprising at least one reactive moiety reactive for the nanoparticle precursor and at least one second solvent for the reactive moiety, wherein the second solvent phase separates when it is mixed with the first solvent; and (c) combining said first and second mixtures in the presence of a surface stabilizing agent, wherein upon combination the first and second mixtures phase-separate and nanoparticles are formed.
Conductive Nanoparticle Inks And Pastes And Applications Using The Same
Zhihao Yang - Vestal NY, US Zhiyong Xu - Endicott NY, US Zeqi Tang - Vestal NY, US
International Classification:
H01L 31/042 B05D 5/12 B32B 15/00
US Classification:
136256, 427 984, 428450, 428323, 438674
Abstract:
A method of fabricating a device, comprising a ink or paste on a silicon based semiconductor material, wherein the ink or paste comprises a mixture of inorganic conductive and additive nanoparticles and wherein the semiconductor material is silicon. An example is a mixture of silver and palladium nanoparticles.
Zhihao Yang - Vestal NY, US Zhiyoung Xu - Endicott NY, US Yu Du - Vestal NY, US
International Classification:
B32B 27/00 H01B 1/12 B05D 5/12
US Classification:
428220, 25251933, 4271261
Abstract:
A composition comprises at least one silver nanoparticulate material, at least one conductive microparticulate material, and less than about 3% wt of an organic or polymeric resin. The composition provides a low curing temperature and upon cure good film properties. Also provided herein is a method of using an ink or paste, comprising: (i) providing the ink or paste comprising at least one silver nanoparticulate material, at least one conductive microparticulate material, and less than about 3% wt of an organic or polymeric resin; and (ii) curing the ink or paste at a temperature at lower than about 200 C. to decompose the organic resin.
Formation Of Therapeutic Scar Using Small Particles
Zhihao Yang - Vestal NY, US Richard Cornelius - Wayzata MN, US Paige Hastings - Bloomington MN, US Bodo Quint - Rottenburg, DE Gerd Seibold - Ammerbuch, DE Ib Erling Joergensen - Haigerloch, DE Stevan Nielsen - Rottenburg Am Neckar, DE
The present invention generally relates to the use of small particles, such as micro particles or nanoparticles, to produce a therapeutic scar such as “trans-mural” scarring or other desired “deep tissue” scarring. In one preferred embodiment, these particles can be delivered to a target location by an implant. More specifically, these particles can be incorporated into the structure of implants or into the coatings on implants. In another preferred embodiment, these small particles can be delivered directly with a catheter by electrophoresis or hydraulic pressure.
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NanoMas Technologies, Inc. Nanotechnology · Mfg Semiconductors/Related Devices