Technologies

Reference: W-12-043 Background Over the past several decades, UV-curing has given rise to new functional materials in various fields of polymer science. The attraction of photopolymerization stems from the excellent control over the spatial and temporal polymerization process, along with high cross-linking densities and low energy cost. To broaden the scope of potential applications for

Tech ID: W-17-013 Background There has been significant interest in memory devices with “flash” properties suitable to retain information without any external power source but capable of satisfying the thinness requirements of next-generation electronics. Most electronic systems require non-volatile memory components for data storage and to date, the most common non-volatile memory components used in

Tech ID: W-14-028 Background There has been significant interest and an urgent environmental need for the development of degradable polymers for a wide range of applications including environmentally friendly plastics, adhesives, biomedical sutures, tissue engineering scaffolds, and drug delivery vehicles. The preparation of biodegradable polymeric materials based on monomers derived from renewable, nonpetroleum resources is