Featured Innovate New Mexico Technologies

2020 March Technology Showcase

• Microsystem-Based Aerosol Generator, Nathan Jackson, PhD, UNM
• Method and Apparatus for Killing Plants with Electric Current - Paul Neher, NMSU
• Hertz Bio: Drug Discovery and Toxicology - Kent Coombs, PhD, Los Alamos
• Medical Audio Alarm Distributed Detection & Alert System - Lt. Michael Albert, AFRL
• Threshold-based Min-Sum Algorithm to Lower the Error Floors of Quantized Low-Density Parity-Check Decoders - David Mitchell, PhD, NMSU
• Green Factor: Biomimics for Cell-Free Biomanufacturing - Niju Narayanan, PhD, Los Alamos
• Cloud Hypervisor-forensics and Incident Response Platform (CHIRP) - Vince Urias, Sandia
• Thermal/Fluid Inventions for Space and Terrestrial Applications - Jonathan Allison, AFRL
• Non-Opioid Solution to the Opioid Crisis: scFv Immunotherapeutics for Pain Management - Karin Westlund High, PhD, UNM
• NASA White Sands Technical Capabilities & Innovations - Joe Bullington, Jacobs Technology Inc.
• Electromagnetic MEMS Technologies - Eric Langlois, PhD, Sandia
• ARGOS-Artificial Gravity Offload System & Infrared Flash Thermography for Non-Destructive Evaluation - Steven González, NASA Johnson Space Center

Spring 2019 Technology Showcase

• Adaptive Space Time Processing - Khanh Pham, PhD, AFRL
• NASA Innovations in Battery Technologies - Walter Ugalde, NASA Johnson Space Center
• Non-Destructive, Real-Time Monitoring of Plant Water Status - David Hanson, PhD, UNM
• Metasurface Technologies for Fast and Cheap DNA Sequencing - Adam Backer, PhD, Sandia
• PYR LnESS: Rare Earth Starting Materials - Ross Beattie, PhD, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Circular RNAs for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Brain Disorders - Nikolaos Mellios, MD, PhD and Alex Hafez, UNM
• Observing Satellites in the Daytime - Scott Milster and Waid Schlaegel, AFRL
• DynAmmo Gas Sensors: Less Ammonia. More Profit - Kannan Ramaiyan, PhD, Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Bio-Inspired Deep Foundations Piles - Craig Newtson, PhD, NMSU
• Paraquat as an Adjuvant for Insecticidal Bednets - Cody Champion, PhD, NMSU
• Innovation and Technologies at White Sands -Joe Bullington, NASA White Sands

Spring 2018 Technology Showcase

• A non-invasive treatment for the Clostridium difficile bacteria - Los Alamos
• A 3D bioprinter and electrospinning platform designed for custom tissue engineering - UNM
• A digitally unclonable function for password and data protection- Sandia
• An optically levitated nanoparticle accelerometer to measure inertial and gravitational forces- AFRL
• An ultra-fast digital x-ray imager for high energy density confinement fusion experiments - Sandia
• A method of assessing the condition of railroad bridges using unmanned aerial vehicles - UNM
• A novel Ultra-High vacuum system assembly tool - AFRL
• A rapid and sensitive sensor for the detection of bacterial sepsis - Los Alamos
• A compact, low power, wearable cardiology alert system  - NMSU

Fall 2017 Technology Showcase

• A compact environmental anomaly sensor designed to measure energetic electrons and protons in the space environment – AFRL
• A method to mitigate stress-induced metal line fractures in thin-film solar cells – UNM
• A technique to measure fluorescence lifetime – NMSU
• A plurality of genetically engineered legumes with increased capabilities – NMSU
• An electrochemical biosensor capable of quantifying total antinuclear antibodies (ANA) in patients at the point-of-care – UNM
• A high sensitivity, environmentally isolated bearing tester – Sandia
• An air-buoyant solid capable of providing floating WiFi hotspots – Los Alamos
• An optical atomic clock that overcomes many of the limitations associated with current GPS clock technologies – AFRL
• A method to synthesize rare earth oxide composites – NM Tech
• A software that predicts optimal dimpling for any turbulent system for reduced flow drag – Sandia
• A topical treatment for drug-resistant bacterial infections – NM Tech
• A new resign technology to facilitate chemical separations – Los Alamos

Spring 2017 Technology Showcase

• A new subclass of ZIF that exhibits increase in CO2 adsorption capacity and selectivity – NMSU
• An on-body wearable diagnostic device using minimally invasive microneedles to access interstitial fluid – Sandia
• A flexible coverglass for spacecraft solar panels – AFRL
• A two-phase process to produce liquid organic fertilizer from plant material – NMSU
• A DNA-RNA hybrid which acts as a molecular interface enabling DNA computing components to interact with one another – UNM
• A broad panel of human antibodies against potential cancer targets – UNM
• A method and system for purifying produced water – NM Tech

Fall 2016 Technology Showcase

• A next generation green masonry block made from recycled paper – NM Tech
• A synthetic aperture approach (imaging interferometric microscopy) for super resolution images from optical microscopes – UNM
• A graphene-based hybrid material for chemical synthesis and separation – NM Tech
• A high-power microwave zoom antenna using metal plate lenses – AFRL
• A hydrocarbon membrane for energy and electrochemical systems –Sandia
• A structural panel that integrates fluid channels without degrading mass efficiency – AFRL
• A non-invasive molecular imaging probe to diagnose and treat infectious diseases – UNM
• A magneto-inertial fusion reactor using plasma jets – Los Alamos
• An IT security and encryption program uing Huffman coding – New Mexico State
• A low-energy, chlorine-tolerant membrane for desalination – Sandia
• A high efficiency heat exchanger that improves surface wetting for copper, aluminum and brass – New Mexico State
• A novel, data-driven model for geothermal exploration – Los Alamos

Spring 2016 Technology Showcase

• An infrared retina – an imaging system modeled on the human eye
• A desalination process to clean water
• A device that links to smart phones and head phones to alert distracted runners and walkers of approaching threats
• A portable device that detects bacterial and viral compounds through a breath test
• A biopolymer that can protect stainless steel pipes from hydrogen erosion
• An environmentally friendly larvicide that uses lemon grass oil to kill mosquito larvae
• A low-carbon, renewable fuel from biomass
• A low-cost, light-weight device that improves heat transfer in thermal energy storage systems
• A high-power, broad-band amplifier for radar applications such as tracking of space debris
• A method for producing magnetic vortex fluids using magnetic particles for mixing and heat transfer
• A fluid-filled, multi-functional composite material for radiation shielding
• A depleted uranium oxide film for low-cost optoelectronic devices such as uranium photodiodes

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Technology Opportunities

Air Force Research Laboratory

Air Force Research Laboratory is the Air Force’s only organization wholly dedicated to leading the discovery, development and integration of warfighting technologies for our air, space and cyberspace. http://www.afrlnewmexico.com

Arrowhead Center - New Mexico State University

he Office of Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer within Arrowhead Center protects, manages, and commercializes the creative products of NMSU. http://arrowheadcenter.nmsu.edu/technologies/

New Mexico Tech

NMT is a nationally-recognized research university.

http://www.nmt.edu

Los Alamos National Laboratory

LANL’s fundamental science activities include: high-energy and applied physics and theory, high-performance computing, dynamic and energetic materials science, superconductivity, quantum information, advanced materials, bioinformatics, theoretical and computational biology, chemistry, earth and environmental science, alternative energy systems, and engineering sciences and applications.
http://www.lanl.gov/projects/feynman-center/

Sandia National Laboratories

Sandia’s core capabilities reside in 4 broad areas: systems engineering and integration, high-performance computing and modeling and simulation, extreme-environment testing at unique facilities, and nanotechnologies and microsystems.
https://ip.sandia.gov

UNM Rainforest Innovations

University of New Mexico's Technology Transfer and Economic Development Arm.
http://stcunm.flintbox.com