Kinestral Technologies, Inc.

Halio, Inc.

Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Commissariat &#xc0; L'&#xc9;nergie Atomique Et Aux &#xc9;nergies Alternatives

Pure Storage, Inc.

Université Pierre Et Marie Curie (paris 6)

John David Bass

Howard W Turner

Eric Lachman

Hye Jin Choi

Jonathan Ziebarth

Mark Bailey

Stephen Winthrop Von Kugelgen

Howard S Bergh

Daniel Mark Giaquinta

Nicolas Timmerman

Karin Yaccato

Zachariah Hogan

Hugues Duncan

Julian P Bigi

Justin Kerszulis

Jeffrey Charles Yoder

Brian Wiers

Scott Gamble

Gregory Daniloff

Philippe Belleville

Clément Sanchez

Mark Micklatcher

Ellen Murphy

Franck Pereira

Karine Valle

William S Bergh

Chrystel Laberty

Organic-inorganic hybrid nanofibres comprising two phases: A membrane and an electrode comprising said nanofibres. A fuel cell comprising said membrane and/or said electrode. A method of preparing said nanofibres by electrically assisted extrusion (electrospinning).

Organic-inorganic hybrid nanofibres having a mesoporous inorganic phase, preparation thereof by electrospinning, membrane, electrode, and fuel cell

A multi-layer device comprising a first substrate and a first electrically conductive layer on a surface thereof, the first electrically conductive layer having a sheet resistance to the flow of electrical current through the first electrically conductive layer that varies as a function of position.

Electrochromic multi-layer devices with spatially coordinated switching

A monolithic tandem electrochromic device, comprising a central transparent conductor ion blocking layer, a first electrochromic multilayer stack arranged on a first surface of the central transparent conductor ion blocking layer, and a second electrochromic multilayer stack arranged on a second surface of the central transparent conductor ion blocking layer is described. The central transparent conductor ion blocking layer can comprise ion conductivities between 10and 10S/cm, and electrical resistivity less than 100 Ohm-cm.

Flexible and multilayer electrochromic devices and methods of making the same

Process for forming a multi-layer electrochromic structure, the process comprising depositing a film of a liquid mixture onto a surface of a substrate, and treating the deposited film to form an anodic electrochromic layer, the liquid mixture comprising a continuous phase and a dispersed phase, the dispersed phase comprising metal oxide particles, metal hydroxide particles, metal alkoxide particles, metal alkoxide oligomers, gels or particles, or a combination thereof having a number average size of at least 5 nm.

Wet-coating of thin film lithium nickel oxides for electrochromic applications

Process for forming a multi-layer electrochromic structure, the process comprising depositing a film of a liquid mixture onto a surface of a substrate, and treating the deposited film to form an anodic electrochromic layer, the liquid mixture comprising a continuous phase and a dispersed phase, the dispersed phase comprising metal oxide particles, metal alkoxide particles, metal alkoxide oligomers, gels or particles, or a combination thereof having a number average size of at least 5 nm.

Process for preparing multi-layer electrochromic stacks

The current invention describes an electrochromic panel having optimized visual properties. The properties have been optimized to provide an electrochromic panel having a very transparent clear state and a very black and opaque dark state. The coloration of the electrochromic panel has also been optimized to provide options for aesthetically pleasing windows. In one embodiment, the clear state comprises a CIE-Lab L* in transmission from 70 to 95, b* in transmission from &#x2212;8 to 8, and a* in transmission from &#x2212;4 to 4 and a dark state comprises a Tvis less than 0.01%, a CIE-Lab b* in transmission from &#x2212;8 to 8, and a CIE-Lab a* in transmission from &#x2212;8 to 8.

Electrochromic devices having optimized visual characteristics

An electrochromic multi-layer stack is provided. The electrochromic multi-layer stack includes a thin film that includes lithium tungsten oxide with lithium included in the fully bleached state. The electrochromic multi-layer stack also includes an electrically conductive layer, and an outer substrate. An electrochromic device is also provided.

Thin film lithium tungsten oxides for electrochromic applications and methods of making the same

Multi-layer devices comprising a layer of an electrochromic lithium nickel oxide composition on a first substrate, the lithium nickel oxide composition comprising lithium, nickel and a Group 5 metal selected from niobium, tantalum and a combination thereof.

Electrochromic lithium nickel group 5 mixed metal oxides

Multi-layer devices comprising a layer of an electrochromic lithium nickel oxide composition on a first substrate, the lithium nickel oxide composition comprising lithium, nickel and a Group 4 metal selected from titanium, zirconium, hafnium and a combination thereof.

Electrochromic lithium nickel group 4 mixed metal oxides

A method of controlling an electrochromic device is provided. The method includes measuring an open circuit voltage between a first electrode and a reference electrode in the electrochromic device in a fully bleached state. The method includes calculating a charge Q to return the first electrode to a baseline state and darkening the first electrode in the electrochromic device to a darkened state. The method includes transferring charge from the first electrode in the darkened state to a redox element.

Charge sequestration methods for electrochromic devices

An electrochromic multi-layer stack is provided. The multi-layer stack includes an electrochromic multi-layer stack having a first substrate, a first electrically conductive layer, a first electrode layer, an ion conductor layer, a second substrate, a second electrically conductive layer, and a second electrode layer. The multi-layer stack includes a redox element, wherein the redox element is electrically isolated from the first and second electrically conductive layers and the first and second electrode layer and is laterally adjacent to either the first electrically conductive layer and the first electrode, or the second electrically conductive layer and the second electrode layer. A method for controlling an electrochromic device is also provided.

Electrochromic multi-layer devices with charge sequestration and related methods

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