Nian Liu

Title: Nian Liu: Inventor of Electrochemical Flow Devices

Introduction

Nian Liu is an inventor based in Atlanta, Georgia, and is associated with Georgia Tech Research Corporation. His work includes an invention focused on electrochemical flow devices and methods for making them. Liu is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Liu’s patent, “Electrochemical Flow Devices and Methods of Making the Same,” describes an electrochemical device built around a tube and a hollow fiber. The hollow fiber contains a membrane, one or more electrodes, and electrolyte fluid. Additional electrodes and a second electrolyte fluid are positioned in the tube, outside the hollow fiber. The disclosure also covers methods for manufacturing the device.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects Liu’s contribution to electrochemical device design, particularly an architecture that places electrodes and electrolyte fluids in distinct regions of a tube-and-fiber assembly. Georgia Tech Research Corporation is identified as the company associated with his work.

Collaborations

Fengyi Zhang and Yutong Wu are listed as Liu’s coworkers.

Conclusion

Nian Liu’s patented work explores a structured approach to electrochemical flow devices and their manufacture, connecting his invention with Georgia Tech Research Corporation and collaborators Fengyi Zhang and Yutong Wu.