Byeongnam Jo

Title: Byeongnam Jo: Nanoparticle and Nanofin Formation

Introduction

Byeongnam Jo is an inventor associated with Texas A&M University System. His listed location is Ibaraki, Japan. His work includes a patent describing methods for forming nanoparticles and nanofins in situ.

Latest Patents

Jo is credited with 1 patent: “Systems and Methods for In-Situ Formation of Nanoparticles and Nanofins.” The patent describes thermocycling a solution containing one or more of a molten salt, surfactant, or catalyst to form nanoparticles within the solution or on vessel surfaces. It also outlines how particle agglomeration can produce nanofins and microchannels, including on surfaces such as wafers. In some embodiments, a solution containing nanoparticles formed in situ can be used to generate nanofins in a vessel, on a wafer, or within the solution.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Jo’s involvement in research on nanoscale materials and processes for producing nanoparticles, nanofins, and microchannels. The disclosed methods describe formation both within a solution and on surfaces.

Collaborations

Jo’s listed coworkers include Seunghwan Jung and Saeil Jeon. The patent’s subject matter indicates collaborative research in nanomaterials and related fabrication methods.

Conclusion

Byeongnam Jo’s patent documents an approach to forming nanoparticles and nanofins in situ, with potential applications in creating microchannels and nanoscale surface structures.