Hannah Nevel

Title: Hannah Nevel and High-Pressure Neutron Scattering Innovation.

Introduction

Hannah Nevel is an inventor associated with Newark, Delaware, and Stf Technologies LLC. Her patent work addresses sample-cell technology for high-throughput, high-pressure small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) experiments.

Latest Patents

Nevel is named on 1 patent, titled “High-throughput high-pressure small-angle neutron scattering sample cells and environments.” The invention describes sample cells made from top and bottom members that seal around a sample held in a pressure-transmitter chamber. A compressible circular separator is designed to contain and compress sub-milliliter soft-matter liquid samples, while integral beam windows allow neutron measurements.

The design aims to support SANS analysis under extreme temperatures and pressures while preventing leakage and cross-contamination between the sample and pressurizing fluid. The patent also describes methods for using the cells in a pressurizing system.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Nevel as an inventor on this sample-cell patent and connects her work with Stf Technologies LLC. The disclosed technology focuses on enabling reliable measurements of small soft-matter samples in demanding experimental conditions.

Collaborations

The patent associates Nevel’s invention with Stf Technologies LLC. The information provided does not specify additional collaborators or institutional partnerships.

Conclusion

Hannah Nevel’s patented sample-cell design aims to advance high-pressure SANS research by supporting measurements of small liquid samples while addressing leakage and cross-contamination risks.