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Spectroscopy Combining Base Stations and UAVs

Reference #: 01581 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for Spectroscopy Combining Base Stations and UAVs Background: Existing products to monitor atmospheric constituents consist of stationary passive samplers, FTIR scanners, and UAV-based passive samplers. All these products do not have the ability to accurately...

Published: 3/8/2023 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Nikolaos Vitzilaios, Michael Hodgson, Bruce Davis

Keywords(s): drone, laser, modeling, monitoring, plume, QCL, remote sensing, spectroscopy, sUAV, telescope, UAV

Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences

A Reproducible Sample Preparation Method for Quantitative Stain Detection

Reference #: 01146The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for a method that allows liquid stains to be created on fabric in a reproducible and constant manner that greatly reduces unwanted variability between samples of different dilution or fabric type.Invention Description: The subject invention is a stain-barrier that...

Published: 2/6/2018 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Brianna Cassidy, Zenyu Lu, Katherine Witherspoon, Alena Bensussan, Jennifer Martin, Stephanie Dejong, Stephen Morgan, Wayne O'brien, Mackenzie Meece-Rayle

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry

Reproducible Sample Preparation Using 3D Printing

Reference #: 01152 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities a method of 3D printing polymer boundaries that allows fast preparation of reproducible sampling areas on the fabric substrate sample materials while minimizing variability. Invention Description: The subject invention is a reproducible sample preparation method...

Published: 8/7/2018 | Inventor(s): Zhenyu Lu, Brianna Cassidy, Katherine Witherspoon, Stephanie Dejong, Raymond Belliveau Iii, Michael Myrick, Stephen Morgan

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry

Thermographic Imaging of Chemical Contrast via Differential Heating

Reference #: 01006 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for a method of detecting the presence of small amounts of a substance on a surface without using harsh chemicals or other damaging/hazardous techniques. Invention Description: Latent Heat Thermography is a technique that exploits differences in hydrophobic/ hydrophilic...

Published: 7/10/2023 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Wayne O'brien

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry, Engineering and Physical Sciences

Detecting Heat Capacity Changes Due to Surface Inconsistencies using High Absorbance Spectral Regions in the mid-IR

Reference #: 00827The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for this novel method of visualizing surface inconsistencies.Potential Applications:Visualization of:• Seams between boards• Repairs to drywall• Variations in concrete• Repairs to vehicles• Cracks in foundationAdvantages and Benefits:This method provides a non-destructive,...

Published: 4/4/2017 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Megan Baranowski, Heather Brooke, Stephen Morgan, Jessica Mccutcheon

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry, Research Tools

Detecting Surface Stains Using High Absorbance Spectral Regions in the mid-IR

Reference #: 00826The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for this technology.Invention Description:The subject invention provides a non-destructive, hands-off technique for the detection of surface coatings in trace concentrations, coatings that are often times invisible to the naked eye. These types of surface stains...

Published: 9/1/2022 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Megan Baranowski, Heather Brooke, Stephen Morgan, Jessica Mccutcheon

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry

Multi-mode Imaging in the Thermal Infrared for Chemical Contrast Enhancement

Reference #: 00811 Invention Description: This technique relies on a thermal imaging system adapted with a modulated light source. Chemical contrast in the image is enhanced by using AC responses as well as lock-in amplifier techniques to acquire both reflection and emission data about the sample. Potential Applications: One skilled in the art will...

Published: 9/2/2022 | Inventor(s): Michael Myrick, Heather Brooke, Stephen Morgan, Megan Baranowski, Jessica Mccutcheon

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Category(s): Chemistry and Biochemistry