Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.45
ph-index = 6
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (57 from 131,611 patents)
2. Samsung Display Co., Ltd. (38 from 27,040 patents)
3. Samsung Sdi Co., Inc. (14 from 7,646 patents)
4. Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (5 from 312 patents)
5. University of Pennsylvania (3 from 2,597 patents)
6. Samsung Corning Precision Glass Co., Ltd. (2 from 16 patents)
7. Other (1 from 832,843 patents)
8. University of California (1 from 15,475 patents)
9. Samsung Displayco., Ltd. (1 from 291 patents)
10. Samsung Led Co., Ltd. (1 from 207 patents)
11. Samsung Dispaly Co., Ltd. (1 from 8 patents)
12. Display Co., Ltd. (1 from 3 patents)
91 patents:
1. 12492334 - Quantum dot, composition for preparing quantum dot composite, quantum dot composite, and display panel
2. 12446373 - Display panel and production method thereof
3. 12331236 - Layered structures and electronic devices including the same
4. 12256621 - Display panel and electronic device including the same
5. 12232347 - Core shell quantum dot and electronic device including the same
6. 12225800 - Display panel and electronic device including the same
7. 12215266 - Nanocrystal particles and processes for synthesizing the same
8. 12195656 - Luminescent nanostructure, and color conversion panel and electronic device including the same
9. 12157848 - Quantum dot having a phosphorus precursor in a multi-component core
10. 12146090 - Quantum dots and composite and display device including the same
11. 12130508 - Quantum dots and devices including the same
12. 12104107 - Quantum dots, a composition or composite including the same, and an electronic device including the same
13. 12078827 - Color filters and devices including the same
14. 12071577 - Quantum dot composite and electronic device including the same
15. 12031070 - Quantum well nanocrystals with quaternary alloy structure for improved light absorption