Nohms Technologies, Inc.

California Institute of Technology

University of Rochester

Lee, Jonathan

Ball, Nathan

Navaneedhakrishnan, Jayaprakash

Delmerico, Richard

Moganty, Surya S.

Jonathan Lee

Surya S Moganty

Gabriel Torres

Oskar Jon Painter

Luigi Abbate

Qiang Lin

Jayaprakash Navaneedhakrishnan

Richard Delmerico

Emily McDonald

Nathan Ball

Ionic liquids that can be used to solvate cyclic carbonate esters and halogenated analogues thereof are disclosed.

Ionic liquids for solvating cyclic carbonates

A reactor for producing a sulfur-infused carbonaceous material as a cathode material for use in a Li&#x2014;S battery is described, including a reactor body capable of withstanding a pressure from about 1 atm to about 150 atm; and an inner sulfur-resistant layer at the inner surface of the reactor, wherein the inner layer is inert to sulfur vapor at a temperature from about 450&#xb0; C. to about 1000&#xb0; C.

Sulfur-infused carbon for secondary battery materials

A method of modifying the solubility of polysulfide anions using functionalized ionic liquids.

Ionic liquids for solvating lithium polysulfides

This invention provides for a functionalized porous carbon particle comprising a porous carbon particle linked to a functional group having affinity for a polysulfide, a porous solvent infused carbon particle comprising the porous carbon particle thereof, and a positive electrode comprising the porous carbon particle thereof.

Functionalized carbons for lithium-sulfur batteries

A composite electrolyte comprising includes a polymeric ionic liquid matrix; and a plurality of functionalized nanoparticles embedded therein, wherein at least one of a nitrogen cation moiety, a phosphorus cation moiety, and a sulfur cation moiety is tethered to the nanoparticle.

Composite electrolyte including polymeric ionic liquid matrix and embedded nanoparticles, and method of making the same

An integrated optomechanical disk vibratory gyroscope device includes a mechanical oscillator having a substantially circular structure. The substantially circular structure is supported by a pillar, and mechanically isolated from a surrounding structure by a gap or slot. One or more actuators are coupled to the mechanical oscillator across the gap or slot. Each of the one or more actuators is configured to excite the mechanical oscillator in a driving mode. One or more optomechanical cavities are disposed substantially in a plane defined by the mechanical oscillator. At least one component of the one or more optomechanical cavities is disposed on or in the substantially circular structure. Each of the at least one or more optomechanical cavities configured to measure a displacement of the mechanical oscillator in a sensing mode. A method of manufacture is also described.

Optomechanical disk vibratory gyroscopes

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