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A New Design Paradigm for Inbody Wireless Charging
Invention Summary:
Each year, millions of patients improve their quality of life through medical implants. However, the implants require batteries which need to be replaced on a regular basis through surgery, introducing extra complications, cost and risk.
Rutgers researchers have developed a system comprised of software-hardware for far-field...
Published: 8/12/2025
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Inventor(s): Richard Howard, Xiaoran Fan
Keywords(s): Cardiovascular, Electronics, Implants, Wireless
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Physical Sciences & Engineering, Technology Classifications > Healthcare & Life Sciences, Technology Classifications > Medical Devices, Technology Classifications > Electronics/Semiconductor, Technology Classifications > Telecommunications & Networking, Technology Classifications > Energy & Battery
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Moldable Porous Nanocomposite Resins
Nanoporous monoliths fabricated at various length scales (a) microscale pillar; (b) mm-scale cone; (c) inch-scale hand cast.
Invention Summary:
A key issue with a majority of the current technologies for creating porous monoliths is that they require high temperature treatments or incur significant materials shrinkage. For many applications,...
Published: 8/12/2025
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Inventor(s): Jonathan Singer, Molla Hasan
Keywords(s): Implants, Polymers & Composites
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Physical Sciences & Engineering, Technology Classifications > Polymers/Composites/Materials
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Biomimetic, Bioactive Dental Implants
Left: 3D printed mold; Center: prototype bioactive implant; Right: prototype lateral incisor implant restored with acrylic temporary crown (after implantation).
Invention Summary:
While titanium dental implants are the current state of the art for tooth replacement, they involve an invasive surgical procedure and significant risks. Aside from intraoperative...
Published: 8/12/2025
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Inventor(s): Amir Fakhrzadeh, Mohammad Ali Saghiri
Keywords(s): Bioengineering scaffolds, Biomaterials, Implants, Polymers & Composites
Category(s): Technology Classifications > Healthcare & Life Sciences, Technology Classifications > Biomaterials, Technology Classifications > Medical Devices, Technology Classifications > Dental, Technology Classifications > Polymers/Composites/Materials
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