This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Forward Water Technologies, Queen's University at Kingston. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Ryan Dykeman: Inventor in Forward Osmosis
Introduction
Ryan Dykeman is an inventor associated with Canada. His work includes a patent concerning switchable polymers for forward osmosis, a water-treatment process that uses differences in osmotic pressure.
Latest Patents
Dykeman is credited with 1 patent: “Forming a Treated Switchable Polymer and Use Thereof in a Forward Osmosis System.” The patent describes a polymer that can switch between neutral and ionized forms, with a higher osmotic pressure in its ionized form. It also describes treating the polymer to improve the ratio between those pressures and discusses using such polymers in forward osmosis systems.
Career Highlights
Dykeman’s listed affiliations include Queen’s University at Kingston and Forward Water Technologies. His patent connects polymer research with potential applications in water treatment.
Collaborations
The patent’s subject matter reflects work at the intersection of polymer science and forward osmosis technology. The available information identifies Queen’s University at Kingston and Forward Water Technologies among Dykeman’s professional affiliations.
Conclusion
Ryan Dykeman’s patent focuses on switchable polymers designed to support forward osmosis, highlighting an approach to materials innovation with potential relevance to water treatment.
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