Quoc Tran Pham

Quoc Tran Pham, a resident of Anaheim, CA, is a prominent inventor with an impressive portfolio of 25 patents. His latest inventions, the bulk amorphous alloy heat sink and manipulating surface topology of BMG feedstock, have been hailed as revolutionary in the field of materials science and have garnered significant attention in the scientific community.

The bulk amorphous alloy heat sink is a remarkable device that is designed to transfer heat out of the heat sink by natural convection using air or forced convection using air, or by fluid phase change of a fluid and/or liquid cooling by a liquid. It is made up of a metal alloy with nano- and/or micro-replication directly embossed in the bulk solidifying amorphous alloy, making it highly efficient in transferring heat. This device has vast potential in various fields including, but not limited to, automotive, aerospace, and electrical engineering.

Manipulating surface topology of BMG feedstock is another brilliant invention by Quoc Tran Pham. It is a feedstock comprising BMG that has a surface with an average roughness of at least 200 microns. This surface pattern can be achieved through numerous methods such as molding ingots of BMG into a mole with surface patterns, enclosing one or more cores into a sheath with a roughened surface, and chemical etching, among others. These feedstocks can be used as starting materials in an injection molding process and have tremendous implications for the manufacturing industry.

Quoc Tran Pham has worked for notable companies such as Crucible Intellectual Property, LLC, and Apple Inc. while serving as a Co-Inventor and or Engineer. During his time at these companies, he worked alongside some of the greatest minds in the industry, including Theodore Andrew Waniuk and Christopher D Prest.

Mr. Pham's relentless pursuit of innovation has undoubtedly contributed significantly to advancements in materials science. His groundbreaking inventions have helped pave the way for various future applications in engineering and materials science, revolutionizing the industry's manufacturing process.