The College supports economic development in Alabama by preparing the current and future workforce helping to retain talent in the state, form spin-off enterprises, and commercialize innovations generated by A&S faculty, staff and students.
Arts and Sciences Innovation and Commercialization Disclosures
Kim Lackey (Biological Sciences), Vinu Unnikrishnan* (Aerospace Engineering) – Collaboration
16/106,934 – US Utility Application
2/23/2021
10,930,176
Light Driven Metal Pincer Photocatalysts for Carbon Dioxide Reduction to Carbon
Monoxide
Elizabeth Papish (Chemistry)
16/131,545– Utility
8/31/2021
11,103,861
New and Energy-Efficient Method for Ionic-Liquid-Based Selective Isolation of Chitin Using Aqueous Biphasic Systems
Robin Rogers (Chemistry)
15/862,805 – US Utility Application
2/23/2021
10,927,191
Metal Particle-Chitin Composite Materials and Methods of Making
Robin Rogers (Chemistry)
15/933,700 – US Utility Application
3/9/2021
10,941,258
Dr. Adam Hauser, left, discusses chemical sensors developed in his lab with, from left, Smriti Ranjit, graduate student in material sciences, and Michael Bartz, an undergraduate student in physics and math. Hauser and his team are working with Army scientists to develop technology that uses the differences in frequency among chemicals to quickly detect dangerous airborne substances.
