This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Yale University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Stephanie Woodman and Stretchable Circuit Board Innovation.
Introduction
Stephanie Woodman is an inventor associated with Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. Her patent work addresses materials and designs that can help electronic circuits stretch while maintaining electrical performance.
Latest Patents
Woodman is named on one patent, “Biphasic Material and Stretchable Circuit Board.” The invention describes a composition made from conductive liquid and suspended solid particles, with sufficient wetting between them. Its resistance is designed to remain lower than that of a bulk conductor under strain, as defined by Pouillet’s law. The patent also covers stretchable circuit board assemblies using the composition and methods for using those assemblies.
Career Highlights
Woodman’s listed patent reflects research into flexible and stretchable electronics, where materials must accommodate deformation without losing useful electrical properties. Her work is associated with Yale University.
Collaborations
The provided information lists Rebecca Kramer-Bottiglio and Shanliangzi Liu as Woodman’s coworkers. Their names appear alongside her work on stretchable circuit board technology.
Conclusion
Stephanie Woodman’s patent contributes to research on stretchable electronics by describing a biphasic conductive material and circuit board assemblies designed to function under strain.
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