Cabot Corporation

Cambrios Technologies Corporation

Sandia Corporation

Superior Micropowders LLC

Plextronics, Inc.

Cam Holding Corporation

Rimple Bhatia

Mark J Hampden-Smith

Paolina Atanassova

Paul Napolitano

Toivo T Kodas

Klaus Kunze

Plamen B Atanassov

David E Dericotte

Gordon Rice

Scott T Haubrich

Ross A Miesem

Hash Pakbaz

James H Brewster

Jelena Sepa

Richard Einhorn

James F Caruso

Florian Pschenitzka

C Jeffrey Brinker

Anup Kumar Singh

Teresa A Ramos

Karl Pichler

Michael A Spaid

Brian Edward Woodworth

Miodrag Oljaca

Carol S Ashley

Shawn P Williams

Frank Wallace

Sergey B Li

Bogdan Gurau

Mark Hanpden-Smith

Pierre Marc Allemand

Plamen Antanassov

Gordon L Rice

The present disclosure relates to modifications to nanostructure based transparent conductors to achieve increased haze/light-scattering with different and tunable degrees of scattering, different materials, and different microstructures and nanostructures.

Nanostructure-based transparent conductors having increased haze and devices comprising the same

The present invention relates to colored reflective features, e.g., reflective security features or reflective decorative features, that optionally exhibit color shifting and to inks and processes for making such features. The features, as well as the inks optionally used to form the features, comprise nanoparticles and a colorant that preferably modifies a spectrum of light that is reflected by a reflective layer formed from the nanoparticles. The processes involve forming the features from one or more inks using a direct write printing process.

Colored reflective features and inks and processes for making them

Described herein are methods of controlling metal nanowire morphologies by adjusting the reaction conditions of a polyol synthesis. In particular, by purging the reaction with an inert gas, batch-to-batch consistency can be achieved.

Methods for controlling metal nanostructures morphology

Organic electronic devices, compositions, and methods are disclosed that employ electrically conductive nanowires and conducting materials such as conjugated polymers such as sulfonated regioregular polythiophenes which provide high device performance such as good solar cell efficiency. Devices requiring transparent conductors that are resilient to physical stresses can be fabricated, with reduced corrosion problems.

Organic electronic devices, compositions, and methods

Electrodes and electrocatalyst layers incorporating modified carbon products. The modified carbon products may advantageously enhance the properties of an electrode or electrode layer, leading to more efficiency within the a fuel cell or similar device.

Modified carbon products, their use in electrocatalysts and electrode layers and similar devices and methods relating to the same

The invention relates to reflective features formed from multiple inks. In one embodiment, the reflective feature includes a substrate having a first region and a second region, the first and second regions having different surface characteristics; a first reflective element disposed on the first region; and a second reflective element disposed on the second region, wherein the first reflective element is more adherent than the second reflective element to the first region. In another embodiment, the reflective feature includes multiple layers formed from different inks exhibiting enhanced reflectivity and/or durability. The invention is also to processes for forming these features, preferably through a direct write printing process.

Printable reflective features formed from multiple inks and processes for making them

The invention relates to reflective and non-reflective features formed from multiple inks. In one embodiment, the printed feature comprises a substrate having a first region and a second region, the first and second regions having different surface characteristics; a first printed element disposed on the first region; and a second printed element disposed on the second region, wherein the first printed element is more adherent than the second printed element to the first region. In another embodiment, the printed feature comprises multiple layers formed from different inks exhibiting enhanced durability. The invention is also to processes for forming these features, preferably through a direct write printing process.

Printable features formed from multiple inks and processes for making them

Energy devices such as batteries and methods for fabricating the energy devices. The devices are small, thin and lightweight, yet provide sufficient power for many handheld electronics.

Methods for the deposition of electrocatalyst particles

Compositions and methods for the manufacture of electrodes for fuel cells. The compositions and methods are particularly useful for the manufacture of anodes and cathodes for proton exchange membrane fuel cells, particularly direct methanol fuel cells. The methods can utilize direct-write tools to deposit ink compositions and form functional layers of a membrane electrode assembly having controlled properties and enhanced performance.

Method of producing membrane electrode assemblies for use in proton exchange membrane and direct methanol fuel cells

Electrocatalyst powders and methods for producing electrocatalyst powders, such as carbon composite electrocatalyst powders. The powders have a well-controlled microstructure and morphology. The method includes forming the particles from an aerosol of precursors by heating the aerosol to a relatively low temperature, such as not greater than about 400&#xb0; C.

Electrocatalyst powders, methods for producing powder and devices fabricated from same

Electrocatalyst powders and energy devices fabricated using electrocatalyst powders and methods for making energy devices. The energy devices, such as fuel cells, have improved performance over a range of operating conditions.

Energy devices

Membrane electrode assemblies for use in fuel cells

Method for the deposition of an electrocatalyst layer

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