December 11, 2019
The University of Pittsburgh announced that Pitt innovators were issued five U.S. patents in November 2019.
Featured Patent: U.S. 10,490,331 “Oxide Interface Displaying Electronically Controllable Ferromagnetism”
Jeremy Levy, distinguished professor of condensed matter physics, and colleagues, have achieved a breakthrough in the physics of materials with their invention of a new class of multilayer materials with electrically switchable ferromagnetic states. This can have broad impact on devices which rely on the magnetic state of materials, such as magnetic storage devices.
For more information on this technology, including licensing, contact George Coulston at gcoulston@innovation.pitt.edu.
Below is a list of all patents issued to Pitt innovators in November 2019. To search the database of all Pitt innovations available for licensing, click here.
Patent Number |
Title | Inventor(s) | Licensing Manager | Status | |||
10,473,661 | Method for Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Determination for Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma | Brittany Dulmage; Larisa Geskin; Louis Falo | Andrew Remes | Available for Licensing | |||
10,479,817 | Templates for Controlling Synthesis of Nanoparticles Into Discrete Assemblies | Nathaniel Rosi; Chunlong Chen | George Coulston | Available for Licensing | |||
10,478,437 | Combination Therapy to Enhance the Anticancer Efficacy of Platinum Drugs | Wei Qian; Peter Wipf; Bennett Van Houten | Maria Vanegas | Available for Licensing | |||
10,487,076 | Compositions and Methods for Treating Diseases and Conditions | Beibei Chen; Rama Mallampali | Maria Vanegas | Licensed | |||
10,490,331 | Oxide Interface Displaying Electronically Controllable Ferromagnetism | Jeremy Levy; Patrick Irvin; Feng Bi | George Coulston | Available for Licensing |