This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 3 published patent applications. Top assignees: Qdevil Aps, University of Copenhagen. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Joost Van Der Heijden and His Patent for Charged-Particle Circuits.
Introduction
Joost Van Der Heijden is an inventor associated with Copenhagen, Denmark. His work includes a patented circuit concept for transferring charge or charged particles between storage elements, with potential applications in cryogenic computing.
Latest Patents
Van Der Heijden is credited with 1 patent: “Circuit for transporting charged particles.” The invention describes a circuit that transfers charge from a first storage element to an identified one of several second storage elements. A circuit element receives the charge or charged particles and delivers them to the selected destination. The delivered charge may consist of the same particles or different particles. The circuit may be used to implement Boolean circuits or gates that operate at cryogenic temperatures.
Career Highlights
Van Der Heijden has been associated with QDevil ApS and the University of Copenhagen. His patent reflects research into circuit architectures for handling charge at very low temperatures.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Ferdinand Kuemmeth and Merlin Von Soosten. Their shared research context connects the invention to work on cryogenic circuits and related technologies.
Conclusion
Joost Van Der Heijden’s patent presents a method for directing charge between storage elements, with potential use in Boolean circuits operating at cryogenic temperatures.
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