Patents and Pending Applications:

Through Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF)

[P8] “An endoscope utilizing tunable-focus microlenses actuated through infrared light,” H. Jiang and X. Zeng.

[P7] “Fabrication and synthesis of novel quantum-dots based multi-bandgap solar energy harvesting device,” H. Jiang and C. –W. Lo.

[P6] “Microfluidic devices for biological and chemical sensing using LC orientational response,” H. Jiang and D. Cheng.

[P5] “'Super' artificial compound eyes formed from microlenses,” H. Jiang and L. Dong. [Link]

[P4] “Detecting and determining the concentration of a target bioagent,” H. Jiang and S.S. Sridharamurthy. [Link]

[P3] “Variable-focus lens assembly,” H. Jiang, A. K. Agarwal, L. Dong and D. J. Beebe, US Patent 7,554,743. [Link]

[P2] “Bioagent detection device,” H. Jiang and D.J. Beebe. [Link]

[P1] “Micro device incorporating programmable element”, H. Jiang, A.K. Agarwal, D.J. Beebe and F. J. Atencia-Fernandez, US Patent 7,553,132. [Link]

If interested, please contact Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF)