For the Inventor, By the Inventor

Enter assignee name

Kashiwa-Shi, Japan

Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute

USPTO Granted Patents = 321

Forward Citations = 2,833

Loading Chart...

Loading Chart...

650 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Isao Kaetsu (33 out of 34 patents)

Takanobu Sugo (25 out of 32 patents)

Masaru Yoshida (22 out of 78 patents)

4. Sueo Machi (19 out of 20 patents)

5. Isao Ishigaki (19 out of 20 patents)

6. Masaki Katagiri (17 out of 23 patents)

7. Minoru Kumakura (15 out of 15 patents)

8. Fumio Yoshii (14 out of 16 patents)

9. Keizo Makuuchi (14 out of 15 patents)

10. Kunio Araki (14 out of 14 patents)

11. Miyuki Hagiwara (14 out of 14 patents)

12. Takashi Arisawa (13 out of 14 patents)

13. Toshinari Ando (13 out of 13 patents)

14. Yoshio Murakami (11 out of 15 patents)

15. Takashi Sasaki (11 out of 25 patents)

Core Competencies:

Nano-Space Controlled Polymer Membranes

Ceramic Heat Exchangers

Zirconium-Loaded Adsorbents

Biomacromolecule Crystal Growth

Ceramic Nanowires

Particle Detectors

Femtosecond Pulse Lasers

Endoscopic Optical Fibers

Chitin Derivatives

Gallium Nitride Production

Superconducting Coils

Radiation Detection

321 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 8232353 - Processes for producing nano-space controlled polymer ion-exchange membranes (2012-07-31),

2. 7981168 - Compact heat exchanger made of ceramics having corrosion resistance at high temperature (2011-07-19),

3. 7906083 - Method of synthesizing zirconium-loaded fibrous adsorbent materials having phosphoryl groups and removal of objectionable substances using the adsorbents (2011-03-15),

4. 7819973 - Apparatus for crystal growth of biomacromolecules (2010-10-26),

5. 7731927 - Ceramic nanowires and a process for producing them by ion beam irradiation (2010-06-08),

6. 7679064 - Particle detector and neutron detector that use zinc sulfide phosphors (2010-03-16),

7. 7655834 - Plant pigment accumulation gene (2010-02-02),

8. 7651576 - Method of an ultra-short femtosecond pulse and KW class high average-power laser for preventing cold-worked stress corrosion cracking in iron steels and alloyed steels including stainless steels (2010-01-26),

9. 7582057 - Endoscopic system using an extremely fine composite optical fiber (2009-09-01),

10. 7361462 - Method for efficiently determining a DNA strand break (2008-04-22),

11. 7326933 - Radiation or neutron detector using fiber optics (2008-02-05),

12. 7307157 - Process for producing chitin derivatives and/or chitosan derivatives having a crosslinked structure (2007-12-11),

13. 7294250 - [object Object] (2007-11-13),

14. 7294198 - Process for producing single-crystal gallium nitride (2007-11-13),

15. 7276561 - Processes for producing nano-space controlled polymer ion-exchange membranes (2007-10-02),

The Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (JAERI) is a government research organization engaged in nuclear energy research and development. It aims to contribute to the peaceful use of nuclear energy and the improvement of nuclear safety. The institute conducts various studies and experiments related to nuclear power generation, nuclear fuel, radiation protection, and environmental impact assessments. With a focus on research and innovation, JAERI's work spans across nuclear reactor technologies, nuclear materials, waste management, and nuclear safety measures.

This text is generated by artificial intelligence and may not be accurate.

Company Badge

USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Dec 30 2025

321 Patents

#1 in Kashiwa-Shi

#502 in Japan

#2,720 in the World

Kashiwa-Shi, Japan

Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute

Forward Citations = 2,833

650 inventors:

Isao Kaetsu (33 out of 34 patents)

Takanobu Sugo (25 out of 32 patents)

Masaru Yoshida (22 out of 78 patents)

4. Sueo Machi (19 out of 20 patents)

5. Isao Ishigaki (19 out of 20 patents)

Please report any incorrect information to support@idiyas.com

Loading…