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Available Technologies by Category
Intracellular Anticancer Delivery	Self-assembling – Forms an organized structure in water at room temperature Nano-scale – Approximately 35 nm, ideal for intracellular uptake Versatile – Can be used with any antibody	7174
Inverted Organoids for Breast Cancer and Other Invasion Studies	Innovative: Serves as a convenient platform for studying the invasive abilities of breast cancer cells Stable: Enables formation of large inverted organoids where the basement membrane forms on the interior surface alongside a breast cell line epithelium Flexible: Allows for long-term studies of at least 25 days due to the robust maintenance of the inverted orientation	8460
Joule Heating and Carbon Fibers	Energy Efficient – Heat is applied locally rather than to the fibers and the surroundings Conductive Carbon Fibers – Due to the inclusion of CNT materials Versatile – Many carbon materials can be stabilized using this process	6543
KIDSCRRT – A Device for Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy in Children	Pediatric-friendly- elimination of existing application of adult CRRT devices for pediatric care Improved accuracy- novel pump and control system design complete with offset loop and fluid balance system Versatile- easily integrated with other extracorporeal therapies	5363
Lab-on-a-Headset Ocular Monitoring Device	Low cost Monitor both eyes simultaneously Can be remotely configured	7814
Large-Scale Manufacturing and Directed Assembly for Nanowires	Greater than 106 improvement in the rate of nanowire synthesis compared with the current state-of-the-art Applicable to diverse classes of materials, dopant concentrations, and morphologies Superstructure assembly is programmable via tip geometry and is material independent	6891
Laser Rastering and Photoprocessing to Create Graphene Sheets	Large-scale production of graphene Can be performed in a variety of environments from ambient to inert. Patterned graphene features readily and easily achieved	5116
Light Powered RFID Tags	Ultra-thin Highly flexible and conformable Long sheltimes and operation times	3278
Lightweight Porous Materials Using Capillary Foam	Easily attainable and economically feasible raw materials- water is used as the primary bulk fluid and air is used as the bubble gas Ability to alter the porosity and strength levels of the foam structure The customization option of adding dye to customize the color of the foam structure	6439
Lightweight, Versatile Cryogenic Conductors	Lithium exhibits lower atomic mass, higher power density, and lower losses under cryogenic conditions Conductors such as lithium become even more power-dense at lower temperatures, exhibiting improved electrical performance Cladding with copper enables lithium to be drawn using standard wire-drawing techniques and tools	8729
Linear-Grating Triboelectric Generator	Versatile: can be applied to TEGs if different configurations Enhanced output: linear grating is introduced to the sliding elements, resulting in enhancements of output charge, output current, and current frequency	6273
Liquid Core Patch Antenna with Broadband Frequency Agility	Broadband frequency agility that stretches from mid-LF to mid-EHF Adaptable design to products that need significant frequency agility Ability to provide fractional tunable capability of 8.5:1 surpasses the 1.67:1 capability for current reactively tuned patch antennas	5664
Liquid Phase Electrochemical Free Radical Generation	Controllable source of free radicals Ability to concentrate free radicals in one location Replaces free radical initiators	5887
Lithography-Free Nanowire Transistors	Scalable – Eliminating the cost and time associated with top-down patterning enables large-scale manufacturing High Performance – Achieves switching speeds well beyond 1 GHz at supply voltages near 0.5 V Adaptable – Device dimensions can be readily scaled as transistor fabrication techniques advance	7737
LoCHAid: An Ultra-Low-Cost and Self-Fitting Hearing Aid	Low cost: Uses widely available components that cost 98 cents when purchased in bulk quantities User friendly: Easier to fit—and keep track of—than conventional behind- and in-the-ear hearing aids Accessible: Designed for easy manufacture and repair in locations where conventional hearing aids are priced beyond the reach of most citizens	7876
LogicFuzzer Cybersecurity Framework	Accurate: Demonstrates high reliability in identifying the presence of malicious code and programs Robust: Identifies malware even if the attacker hides the malicious behavior (e.g., by using a logic bomb), since it is agnostic to large timer or counter values set to hide malicious code segments Easy to use: Eliminates the need for a training stage and requires only the binary program rather than source code	8372
Low Function Electrodes for Flexible Electronics	More stable low-WF materials — Replaces reactive metals with easy-to-use, stable materials with comparable performance Less complex — Eliminates the need for a glass barrier or encapsulation layers to protect the material Less expensive — Lowers the cost of production through faster, easier manufacturing	5645
Low Temperature Extraction of Hydrogen From Biomass	Lower processing cost — Lower temperature processing makes biomass a viable feed source. Sustainable — This technology utilizes readily available, low-cost waste product. Adaptable — The process can be used with various source materials, including trees, shrubs, sawdust, and paper.	3949
Low-Power Real-Time Ionizing Radiation Detector	Sensitive: Detects the charge generated from the interactions of ionizing radiation within matter with a high level of precision and discerns X-ray pulses of varying dose Scalable: Covers a significantly larger detection area than other methods, ranging from 60,000 square micrometers to one square millimeter Responsive: Responds within microseconds and proportionately with the overall radiation dose when exposed to X-rays of varying tube voltage (energy) and tube current (number of particles)	8780
Low-Temperature Solution for Growth P-Typed Zinc Oxide Nanowires	Can be used to create p- and n-type homojuntion ZnO nanowires. Nanowires as long as 340 µm were fabricated in a reproducible manner. Fabrication technique employs low temperature conditions in an aqueous environment.	6096