University of Connecticut

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Triton Systems, Inc.

Gregory Allen Sotzing

Michael A Invernale

Tanmoy Dey

Bijan Radmard

Aaron Baldwin

Lloyd Mahlon Robeson

Patrick T Mather

Francis Joseph Waller

Douglas H Adamson

Venkataramanan Seshadri

Steven Woltornist

Yang Cao

Robert Adrian Daniels

Pragati Rout

Yujie Ding

Fahad Alamer

Michael Anthony Invernale

Polymers comprising a plurality of cannabinoids, methods of preparation thereof, and methods of use to treat a number of disease conditions are reported. Also provided are polymer coatings, films, fibers, and non-woven fabrics for a variety of topical applications including stents, bandages, sutures, and transdermal patches.

Polycannabinoids, compounds, compositions and methods of use

Disclosed are fluorescent tags comprising a cannabinoid fluorophore and compositions comprising the fluorescent tags.

Natural and synthetic cannabinoids as fluorescent tags; compositions, methods, and applications

Disclosed herein are new electrochromic materials, including small molecule, oligomeric, and polymeric electrochromic materials, and compositions comprising the electrochromic materials and a salt. Further disclosed are electrochromic devices prepared from the electrochromic materials and electrochromic material compositions. Also disclosed are melt processable polymeric electrochromic materials, melt processable compositions comprising the melt processable polymeric electrochromic material, and a salt; and devices prepared therefrom.

Electrochromic materials; preparation and use thereof

All organic, dielectric polymers with high discharge efficiency at elevated operation temperatures are reported.

High dielectric breakdown polymers; compositions; methods of making; and use thereof

Disclosed herein are flexible metal-free antenna systems using fabric coated with electrically conductive polymers.

Flexible fabric antenna system comprising conductive polymers and method of making same

Disclosed is a method to color tune an electrochromic device by the use of a standard dye. By following the 'subtractive color mixing' theory and selecting the appropriate standard dye to compliment or accentuate the electrochromic material, tuning of the optical and colorimetric properties of the resulting electrochromic device can be achieved. The method can also be used to prepare electrochromic devices that will switch between two neutral colors.

Color tuning of electrochromic devices using an organic dye

Disclosed are conductive polymer film structures comprising an insulating substrate comprising nucleophile derivatized nanoparticles located at the surface of the insulating substrate; and a conducting polymer:template polymer coating disposed on at least a portion of a surface of the insulating substrate through which a chemical bond forms between at least one anion of the template polymer and nucleophile derivatized nanoparticles located at the surface of the insulating substrate.

Highly conductive polymer film compositions from nanoparticle induced phase segregation of counterion templates from conducting polymers

A method of infusing fibrous substrates with conductive organic particles (e.g. graphene/graphite) and conductive polymer, and the resulting electrically conductive fibrous substrates prepared therefrom are disclosed. All organic electrically conductive fibrous substrates prepared from synthetic fibrous substrates, graphene/graphite, and conductive polymer have been prepared having high electrical conductivity.

Method of infusing fibrous substrate with conductive organic particles and conductive polymer; and conductive fibrous substrates prepared therefrom

Disclosed are organotin ester polymers, methods of manufacture, and uses thereof. The organotin ester polymers exhibit both high dielectric constant and low conductivity suitable for use as dielectric insulating materials.

Organotin ester polymer compositions, methods of manufacture, and uses thereof

Disclosed are stretchable electrically conductive structure comprising a stretchable insulating substrate comprising nucleophile derivatized nanoparticles located at the surface of the stretchable insulating substrate, wherein the stretchable insulating substrate is a fiber or fabric; and a conducting polymer: template polymer coating disposed on at least a portion of a surface of the stretchable insulating substrate through which a chemical bond forms between at least one anion of the template polymer and nucleophile derivatized nanoparticles located at the surface of the stretchable insulating substrate.

Stretchable organic metals, composition, and use

This invention relates to electrochromic copolymers having a specific color transition prepared from precursors containing Si, Ge, Sn, or Pb, methods of producing such copolymers and precursors, and applications utilizing the copolymers to prepare electrochromic devices.

Electrochromic copolymers from precursors, method of making, and use thereof

Disclosed herein is a facile process for the formation of conjugated polymers inside or outside assembled solid-state devices. One process generally involves applying a voltage to a device comprising at least two electrodes, a combination of an electrolyte composition and a electroactive monomer disposed between the electrodes, and a potential source in electrical connection with the at least two electrodes; wherein the applying voltage polymerizes the electroactive monomer into a conjugated polymer. Also disclosed are electrochromic articles prepared from the process and solid-state devices comprising a composite of an electrolyte composition and a conjugated polymer.

Formation of conjugated polymers for solid-state devices

Disclosed are transition metal or group II metal ester polymers where the metal is an alkaline earth, transition metal or aluminum; methods of manufacture, and uses thereof. The metal ester polymers exhibit both high dielectric constant and low conductivity suitable for use as dielectric insulating materials.

Metal ester polymer compositions, methods of manufacture, and uses thereof

Electrically conductive synthetic fiber and fibrous substrate (e.g. synthetic leather) are disclosed. The electrically conductive polymeric fiber and polymeric fibrous substrate are made electrically conductive by the use of an electrically conductive polymer disposed on the fibers and in contact with inorganic desiccant particles located at the surface of the fibers. The new material finds utility as an electrode for devices and as a resistive heating element, and as a pathway to efficient thermoelectrics.

Electrically conductive synthetic fiber and fibrous substrate, method of making, and use thereof

Disclosed herein is a high throughput screening method which allows for the efficient and economical color screening of electrochromic copolymers with different monomer feed ratios. The process uses the diffusion behavior of the starting monomers at different concentrations to obtain diffusion coefficients, which can be used to quantify the monomer feed ratio for a given copolymer. Also disclosed herein are devices used in the process, conjugated copolymers obtained by using the method where the copolymers exhibit a certain property based on the monomer feed ratio, and devices made from the conjugated copolymers.

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Storrs, CT, United States of America

Gregory Allen Sotzing