This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignees: Applied Materials, Inc., Other. Active years: 2003-2026.
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Title: Moon Young Shin: Innovations in Display Technology and Sulfur Recovery
Introduction
Moon Young Shin is an inventor associated with Gwacheon, South Korea. His patent work spans display technology and methods for addressing hydrogen sulfide, and he has 2 patents.
Latest Patents
One of Shin’s patents, “Display Front Panel Device,” describes a display panel structure with ultraviolet light sources on a backplane and a second panel positioned opposite them. The second panel includes a transparent substrate and a down-conversion layer designed to convert ultraviolet light into visible light. The patent specifies a separation of at least 2 μm between the ultraviolet sources and the second panel’s inner surface.
Another patent, “Catalyst for Oxidizing Hydrogen Sulfide Gas and Method for Recovering Elemental Sulfur Using the Same,” concerns a catalyst and a process for recovering elemental sulfur through the oxidation of hydrogen sulfide gas.
Career Highlights
Shin’s listed professional experience includes Applied Materials, Inc. His patent portfolio reflects work in both display-panel design and chemical processes for sulfur recovery.
Collaborations
Shin’s listed coworkers include Mingwei Zhu and Nag B. Patibandla.
Conclusion
Moon Young Shin’s inventions address distinct technical challenges, combining advances in display-panel structures with a method for recovering elemental sulfur from hydrogen sulfide.
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