Corning Incorporated

Shrisudersan Jayaraman

Kishor Purushottam Gadkaree

James Robert Lim

Navaneetha Krishnan Subbaiyan

Ljerka Ukrainczyk

Theresa Chang

Jiangwei Feng

Jia Liu

Shu Yuan

Sushmit Sunil Kumar Goyal

Todd M Harvey

Vinalia Tjong

Andrew Charles Antony

Rui Qi

A method of forming a sensor, such as a glass electrochemical sensor, is described. In some examples, the method may include forming a plurality of apertures in a glass substrate; forming a sensor body comprising the glass substrate and at least one glass sensor component, wherein one or more apertures of the glass substrate are aligned with the at least one glass sensor component to form an outer contact aperture; filling the outer contact aperture in the sensor body with a first conducting material to form an outer contact through glass via (TGV); and forming an electrode on the glass substrate adjacent at least one of the apertures of the plurality of apertures.

Methods for making electrodes and providing electrical connections in sensors

An article includes a wafer having a body which defines a first surface and a second surface. The wafer defines a via having a via surface extending between the first and second surfaces through the body. An adhesion layer is positioned on the via surface. At least a portion of the via surface is free of the adhesion layer. A metallic component is positioned within the via and extends from the first surface to the second surface.

Articles including metallized vias

A method of forming an antimicrobial film, including providing a substrate with a polymer coating disposed thereon, the polymer coating including: an antimicrobial material, an inner surface contacting the substrate, and an outer surface opposite the inner surface; and extracting ions from the antimicrobial material toward the outer surface, such that the outer surface interacts with surface microorganisms. A composition, including a polymer; an antimicrobial material; and at least one of an organic solvent and an additive. The antimicrobial material comprises at least one of copper-containing glass particles, copper oxide particles, copper metal particles, copper salts, copper coordination complexes, cuprite crystals, and a combination thereof. Further, the additive can be selected to increase the oxidation resistance of the antimicrobial material.

High efficacy Cu-based anti-microbial films and substrates and methods of making the same

Methods for stripping partially oxidized nitride wear or release coatings from metal workpieces comprise disrupting surface oxidation layers present on the coatings following use, and causing electrical current to flow from the workpiece and release coating to a counter electrode while the workpiece, release coating and counter electrode are immersed in an aqueous alkaline electrolyte solution.

Method for stripping nitride coatings

An electro-chemical double layer capacitor comprises positive and negative electrodes, where the carbon material that is incorporated into the positive electrode is halogenated carbon material, while the carbon material that is incorporated into the negative electrode is un-halogenated carbon material. Further, the carbon material incorporated into each respective electrode can have a distinct pore size distribution. A pore volume ratio of the carbon material incorporated into the positive electrode is greater than a pore volume ratio of the carbon material incorporated into the negative electrode. The pore volume ratio R is defined as R=V1/V, where V1 is a total volume of pores having a pore size of less than 1 nm, and V is a total volume of pores having a pore size greater than 1 nm.

High voltage electro-chemical double layer capacitor

A device having a first electrode, a second electrode, a separator positioned between the first electrode and the second electrode, and an electrolyte incorporated throughout the first electrode, the second electrode, and the separator. The electrolyte includes one or more lithium salts and one or more solvents. The first electrode and second electrodes comprise a majority of activated carbon having a microporous pore size distribution.

Electrochemical capacitor having lithium containing electrolyte

An electrolyte system having a conductive salt dispersed in a solvent mixture, the solvent mixture having an organic nitrile solvent and a co-solvent. The concentration of the conductive salt in the electrolyte system is 1.25 molar to 3.0 molar.

Electrolyte system

An electric double layer capacitor composite electrode includes a current collector having opposing major surfaces, first and second conductive layers formed over respective ones of the major surfaces, and first and second carbon-based layers formed over the first and second conductive layers.

High performance electrodes for EDLCS

A method for producing a halogenated activated carbon material includes heating a natural, non-lignocellulosic carbon precursor in an inert or reducing atmosphere to form a first carbon material, mixing the first carbon material with an inorganic compound to form a mixture, heating the mixture in an inert or reducing atmosphere to incorporate the inorganic compound into the first carbon material, removing the inorganic compound from the first carbon material to produce an activated carbon material, and treating the activated carbon material with a halogen source to form a halogenated activated carbon material. The halogenated activated carbon material is suitable to form improved carbon-based electrodes for use in high energy density devices.

Halogenated activated carbon materials for high energy density ultracapacitors

A method for providing a two dimensional spatially varying surface potential on a surface of a conductive substrate and use thereof. The method comprises providing a conductive substrate having a first conductive surface and comprising an array of'n' electrical potential contact points spatially arranged in two dimensions on the first conductive surface, wherein 'n' is at least 3. An electrical potential is then applied to each of the &#x201c;n&#x201d; electrical contact points, wherein the electrical potentials applied to at least two of the &#x201c;n&#x201d; electrical potential contact points are different. Also disclosed are methods and applications for use of the methods disclosed herein.

Two-dimensional control of electrochemical surface potentials

Electrochemical methods for making titanium oxide (TiO) nanostructures are described. The morphology of the nanostructures can be manipulated by controlling reaction parameters, for example, solution composition, applied voltage, and time. The methods can be used at ambient conditions, for example, room temperature and atmospheric pressure and use moderate electric potentials. The methods are scalable with a high degree of controllability and reproducibility.

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Painted Post, NY, United States of America

Shrisudersan Jayaraman