Max G Lagally

USPTO Granted Patents = 45 (Patent Applications = 3)

CIPO Patents = 1

EPO Patents = 4 (Patent Applications = 2)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.3

ph-index = 10

Forward Citations = 438(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

43 out of 4,119

Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation

patents

3 out of 214

University of New Mexico

patents

2 out of 133

Unm Rainforest Innovations

patents

4. 1 out of 1,644

University of Utah Research Foundation

University of Hamburg

patents

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 1984-2025

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45 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 12456813 - Helical slow-wave structures with integrated couplers of THz radiation: devices and methods of fabrication (2025-10-28),

2. 12328913 - Vertical spintronic devices based on dislocations in single-crystalline semiconductors and methods for their production (2025-06-10),

3. 12091746 - Methods of making a self-assembled slow-wave structures (2024-09-17),

4. 11923590 - Magnetically tunable resonator (2024-03-05),

5. 11864465 - Integration of semiconductor membranes with piezoelectric substrates (2024-01-02),

6. 11711984 - Superconducting bilayers of two-dimensional materials with integrated Josephson junctions (2023-07-25),

7. 11588456 - Electroplated helical slow-wave structures for high-frequency signals (2023-02-21),

8. 11201028 - Traveling wave tube amplifier having a helical slow-wave structure supported by a cylindrical scaffold (2021-12-14),

9. 10930490 - Arrays of high-aspect-ratio germanium nanostructures with nanoscale pitch and methods for the fabrication thereof (2021-02-23),

10. 10903035 - High-frequency vacuum electronic device (2021-01-26),

11. 10715939 - Eardrum transducer with nanoscale membrane (2020-07-14),

12. 10176991 - High-quality, single-crystalline silicon-germanium films (2019-01-08),

13. 9472535 - Strain tunable light emitting diodes with germanium P-I-N heterojunctions (2016-10-18),

14. 9324804 - Graphene-on-semiconductor substrates for analog electronics (2016-04-26),

15. 9181092 - Semiconductor nanowire thermoelectric materials and devices, and processes for producing same (2015-11-10),

Title: Innovations and Contributions of Max G Lagally

Introduction

Max G Lagally, an accomplished inventor based in Madison, Wisconsin, has made significant strides in the field of engineering and technology. With an impressive portfolio of 43 patents, he has contributed to various innovations, particularly in the realm of electronic and electromagnetic devices.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents are groundbreaking methods for creating self-assembled slow-wave structures applicable to traveling-wave tube amplifiers designed for high-frequency signals, including those in the terahertz range. This innovation involves slow-wave structures featuring helical conductors that self-assemble through the release and relaxation of strained films from a sacrificial growth substrate. Another notable invention is a process for manufacturing magnetically tunable nano-resonators, where nanoparticles of a crystalline magnetic material are embedded into cavities of a substrate to enhance resonator performance.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Max has worked with reputable institutions, including the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation and the University of New Mexico. His work has not only propelled advancements in technology but also fostered an environment of innovation and creativity in his teams.

Collaborations

Max has collaborated with prominent figures such as Zhenqiang Ma and Francesca Cavallo, each bringing their expertise to the development of cutting-edge technologies. These partnerships have been integral in pushing the boundaries of current scientific understanding and practical applications.

Conclusion

Max G Lagally's innovative contributions and dedication to research have significantly impacted the fields of engineering and technology. His extensive patent portfolio and collaborative efforts are a testament to his commitment to advancing the frontiers of invention and innovation.

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