This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Active years: 2025.
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Years Active: 2025
Title: Theodore Mouratidis and Demountable Superconducting Joints
Introduction
Theodore Mouratidis is an inventor associated with Melbourne, Australia, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His patent work addresses superconducting connections designed to support high current capacity and low electrical resistance.
Latest Patents
Theodore Mouratidis is associated with 1 patent: “Demountable Solder Joints for Coupling Superconducting Current Paths.” The patent describes systems and techniques for creating low-resistance, high-current-capacity solder joints that can be disassembled. These connections can be made at multiple locations between no-insulation superconductors, including high-temperature superconductors used in magnets.
Career Highlights
Mouratidis’s listed work connects superconducting engineering with practical joint design. The patent focuses on enabling reliable, demountable connections for superconducting current paths.
Collaborations
The patent’s listed collaborators include William Beck and Brian Labombard. Mouratidis is also associated with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Conclusion
Theodore Mouratidis’s patent highlights an approach to making superconducting magnet connections that combine low resistance, high current capacity, and the ability to be disassembled.
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