This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ndsu-Research Foundation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jeremy Kientz and His Aquatic Thermal Refugium Invention.
Introduction
Jeremy Kientz is an inventor associated with Rapid City, South Dakota. His patent work addresses how to maintain wildlife-supporting temperatures in bodies of water. He is associated with the NDSU Research Foundation.
Latest Patents
Kientz is credited with 1 patent, titled “Aquatic Thermal Refugium System, Device and Methods.” The invention is designed to create at least one thermal refugium within a body of water. An enclosure partially isolates a local volume of water, while a heat exchanger transfers heat into or out of that volume. A thermal apparatus circulates fluid between itself and the heat exchanger, and a controller regulates heat transfer to maintain a local temperature sustainable for wildlife.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects an applied approach to aquatic environmental technology. By controlling temperatures in a localized area, the system is intended to provide wildlife with a suitable refuge even when conditions elsewhere in the body of water are less favorable.
Collaborations
Kientz’s listed coworkers include Mohammad Rajib Uddin Rony and Adam Gladen. His association with the NDSU Research Foundation connects his work with an organization focused on research and technology development.
Conclusion
Jeremy Kientz’s patented aquatic thermal refugium system combines an enclosure, heat-exchange equipment, and temperature control to support wildlife in changing aquatic conditions.
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