Please refer to the list of technologies below for licensing and research collaboration availability. If you can't find the technology you're interested in, please contact us at TTD@lbl.gov.
- Adjustably Inducing Biaxial Strain in Thin Films
- Bone Replacement Materials
- Catalysts for Reduction of SO2 to Elemental Sulfur
- Catalyst Exchanges Deuterium or Tritium into Organic and Organometallic Compounds
- Easily Assembled Porous Thin Films
- GaN and Other Group III-N Thin Films
- Graphene Based Optical Modulator and Multiple Layer Graphene Modulator
- High Conductivity Single-ion Cross-linked Polymers for Lithium Batteries and Fuel Cells
- High Performance OLEDs with Air-stable Nanostructured Electrodes
- High Temperature Strain Cell for X-ray Micro-tomography
- Improvements to High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering
- Improving Structural Quality of III-Nitrides
- Lead-free Thin Film Piezoelectric Devices
- Polyaniline-Based Membranes for Separating Carbon Dioxide and Methane
- Strain-induced Perpendicular FM-AFM Layers for Thin Film Magnetic Media and Read Head Technology
- Super High Rate Sputter Deposition
- Superhydrophobic and Superhydrophilic Coatings
- Synthesis of High Quality Graphene
- Water-retaining Polymer Membranes for Fuel Cell Applications
Radiation Detection
- Co-Planar Electrodes for Radiation Detection
- Fast Scintillation Detectors Using Direct-Gap Semiconductor
- More Sensitive, Less Expensive Semiconductor Detectors
- Neutron Detection Technique Using Layered Semiconductors
- Novel Alkali Metal and Alkali Earth Metal Gadolinium Halide Scintillators
- Novel Alkali Metal Hafnium Oxide Scintillators
- Novel High-Performance Scintillators for Radiation Detection
Semiconductor and Other Manufacturing (also see "Ion Sources and Beams")
- Co-implantation of Group VI Elements and Nitrogen for the Formation of Non-Alloyed Ohmic Contacts for n-type GaAs
- Cost-Effective Idententification of Novel, Semiconductor Detector Materials
- Epitaxial Germanium Temperature Sensor
- Fluorine Separation and Generation Device
- Selective Ion Source for Semiconductor Devices
- Stable and Highly Conductive Transparent Semiconductors
