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New York University

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Raytheon Bbn Technologies Corp.

University of Iowa Research Foundation

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Years Active: 2005-2019

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24 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 10204678 - Multi-state magnetic memory device (2019-02-12),

2. 9865660 - Organic magnetoelectroluminescence for transduction between magnetic and optical information (2018-01-09),

3. 9812184 - Current induced spin-momentum transfer stack with dual insulating layers (2017-11-07),

4. 9773837 - Scalable orthogonal spin transfer magnetic random access memory devices with reduced write error rates (2017-09-26),

5. 9739851 - Aggregated spin-torque nano-oscillators (2017-08-22),

6. 9721631 - Precessional magnetization reversal in a magnetic tunnel junction with a perpendicular polarizer (2017-08-01),

7. 9449668 - Current induced spin-momentum transfer stack with dual insulating layers (2016-09-20),

8. 9286962 - Magnetic memory system and methods in various modes of operation (2016-03-15),

9. 9236103 - Bipolar spin-transfer switching (2016-01-12),

10. 9082950 - Increased magnetoresistance in an inverted orthogonal spin transfer layer stack (2015-07-14),

11. 9082888 - Inverted orthogonal spin transfer layer stack (2015-07-14),

12. 8982613 - Scalable orthogonal spin transfer magnetic random access memory devices with reduced write error rates (2015-03-17),

13. 8941196 - Precessional reversal in orthogonal spin transfer magnetic RAM devices (2015-01-27),

14. 8780616 - Magnetic memory system and methods in various modes of operation (2014-07-15),

15. 8760915 - High speed low power magnetic devices based on current induced spin-momentum transfer (2014-06-24),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Andrew David Kent

Introduction: Andrew David Kent is a prolific inventor based in New York, NY, holding an impressive 24 patents to his name. His contributions to the field of magnetic memory devices and optoelectronics highlight the potential of innovations in enhancing data storage and retrieval.

Latest Patents: Among his latest inventions, two notable patents stand out. The first is a "Multi-state Magnetic Memory Device," which describes a versatile MRAM device utilizing multiple overlapping ovals to define a free ferromagnetic region. This innovative approach allows for the precise control of the free ferromagnetic region's magnetic moment, enabling stable memory configurations using tunneling junctions and electrical conducting layers. The second is an "Organic Magnetoelectroluminescence for Transduction between Magnetic and Optical Information," which outlines an optoelectronic device capable of converting magnetically stored data into optical light signals using organic semiconductors. This technology promises benefits such as non-volatile storage, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.

Career Highlights: Andrew has collaborated with renowned institutions including New York University and Raytheon BBN Technologies Corp. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to pioneering advancements in the realm of magnetic memory and optoelectronic devices.

Collaborations: Noteworthy colleagues in his innovative journey include Huanlong Liu and Daniel Bedau. Their collective expertise has contributed significantly to the development and success of various projects.

Conclusion: Andrew David Kent continues to push the boundaries of technology through his inventive works. His patents in magnetic memory and optoelectronic systems underscore the transformative possibilities within these fields, potentially shaping the future of data storage and processing.

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