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Innovations

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                                    Published
                            
                Multi Sector
            
Carbon Dioxide Transformation
                New complexes of various earth-abundant, inexpensive transition or main group metals that facilitate the transformation of carbon dioxide into other more useful organic products.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                06006
            
Last Update  
                 Apr 16, 2020
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Innovative Ebola Diagnostics
                It is a rapid method to generate new antibodies based on predicted epitope sequences of escape filoviruses mutants and has potential for rapid and inexpensive field-based diagnosis
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                03232
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Sciences
            
Nanoporous Membranes
                The potentially useful optical, photoelectrochemical, electrical, and transport properties of modified AAO array make them very promising for application in design of new nanotech.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                02998
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Engineering
            
Liquid Metal Alloy
                The liquid metal alloy can be useful for numerous applications, such as porosimetry, electronic components, semiconductors, fusion reactors, wellbore fractures, among others.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                09001
            
Last Update  
                 Mar 08, 2023
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Probiotic Enhancement
                Novel therapeutic agents, and methods for administering them, to target the intestinal TJ barrier and protect against intestinal inflammation.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                06055
            
Last Update  
                 Apr 16, 2020
            
                                    Published
                            
                Multi Sector
            
Oxygen Reduction and Evolution
                Method of preparing transition metal-oxide catalysts for use in such devices as fuel cells.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                06011
            
Last Update  
                 Apr 16, 2020
            
                                    Published
                            
                Multi Sector
            
Non-Carbonaceous Supports
                This technology provides a method for synthesis of high surface area oxygen reduction catalysts supported on conductive metal oxides for use in PEMFC fuel cells.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                06005
            
Last Update  
                 Apr 16, 2020
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Cancer Treatments
                A novel method for cancer treatment that significantly decreases proliferation, migration, and viability in malignant breast cancer cells, without affecting non-malignant cells.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                04410
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Sciences
            
Infrared Photodetectors
                This technology uses a novel approach that allows the IR light to be strongly absorbed by the metal structures, rather than the low band gap materials.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                04409
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Autophagy Activity
                Based on the cooperation between select proteins in targeting and activation of selective autophagy, protecting cells from lysosomal damage and microbial invasion.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                04407
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Cancer Immunotherapy
                A  novel immunotherapy strategy that addresses limitations of current approaches to offer a significantly improved therapy for solid tumors.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                04404
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021
            
                                    Published
                            
                Medical
            
Hybrid Materials
                These materials can be functionalized with biocompatible molecules to interact directly with cellular surfaces in a nontoxic manner.
            
By
                            University of New Mexico
                        
Reference Number  
                04402
            
Last Update  
                 Nov 15, 2021