This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: King Saud University. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Tajamul Hussain: Inventor of a Self-Assembled Nanowire Scaffold
Introduction
Tajamul Hussain is an inventor associated with King Saud University in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. His work includes a patent for a three-dimensional scaffold designed to support cell growth and proliferation.
Latest Patents
Hussain is credited with 1 patent: “Self-assembled copolymeric 3D nanowire scaffold for cell growth and proliferation, and a method for producing thereof.” The invention describes converting biodegradable amphiphilic star polymers into nanowire scaffolds through molecular self-assembly. The resulting artificial scaffold is intended to support stem-cell growth and subsequent differentiation, and may be used in cell culture or transplantation.
Career Highlights
Hussain’s patent focuses on a self-assembly approach to producing a three-dimensional structure for biological applications. The disclosed method uses biodegradable copolymers to create a scaffold intended to provide support for cells.
Collaborations
The provided information identifies Salman Alrokayan and Fouzi Mouffouk as Hussain’s coworkers. His institutional affiliation is King Saud University.
Conclusion
Tajamul Hussain’s patent presents a self-assembled copolymeric nanowire scaffold with potential applications in stem-cell growth, differentiation, cell culture, and transplantation.
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