February 11 marked National Inventors’ Day, a celebration of the visionaries who push boundaries, challenge the status quo and bring groundbreaking ideas to life.
The Office for Research and Innovation and Intellectual Property Partners (IPP) proudly recognized the remarkable contributions of Stony Brook inventors, whose dedication and ingenuity continue to shape the future. From advancements in energy storage and biomedical imaging to breakthroughs in nanotechnology, their work embodies the spirit of discovery that defines Stony Brook.
The following Stony Brook innovators were celebrated for their recently issued patents:
- Amy C. Marschilok, Department of Chemistry; Coray McBean, Department of Chemistry; Esther Takeuchi, Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering; Kenneth J. Takeuchi, Department of Chemistry; and Stanislaus S. Wong, Department of Chemistry: “Flower-like” LI4TI5O12-Multiwalled Carbon Nanotube Composite Structures with Performance as Highrate Anode-Materials for Li-ion Battery Applications and Methods of Synthesis Thereof
- Mohammad Hassan Arbab, Department of Biomedical Engineering; and Zachery Harris, Department of Biomedical Engineering: Terahertz Three-Dimensional Spectral Scanner Apparatus and Method of Using Same
- Ashwanth Subramanian, Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering: Inorganic-Infiltrated Polymer Hybrid Thin Film Resists for Advanced Lithography
- Nusnin Akter, Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering; Mengen Wang, Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering; and Yixin Xu, Department of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering: Method for Trapping Noble Gas Atoms and Molecules in Oxide Nanocages
From the lab to real-world applications, Stony Brook inventors and innovators dare to explore, create and transform.
“On National Inventors’ Day, we celebrate the brilliant minds at Stony Brook University whose innovations shape the future,” said IPP Director Sean Boykevisch. “Their creativity, persistence, and groundbreaking discoveries not only advance technology but also improve lives. Today, we honor their contributions and the spirit of invention that drives progress.”
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