Utsab Banerjee

Title: Utsab Banerjee and His Patent on Encapsulated Materials

Introduction

Utsab Banerjee is an inventor associated with Waterloo, Canada. His patent work addresses methods for forming encapsulated core materials and related compositions and uses.

Latest Patents

Banerjee is credited with 1 patent: “Methods of Forming an Encapsulated Core Material, an Encapsulated Material, Compositions, Uses Thereof.” The disclosure describes layering a measured volume of interfacial fluid over a host fluid, then forming an encapsulated material by introducing a core material or by directing a compound core into the interfacial layer. In the latter method, a target inner core is enclosed within a higher-density outer core, and the compound core is propelled into the floating fluid layer with enough kinetic energy to penetrate it and form the encapsulated material.

Career Highlights

The patent presents approaches for creating encapsulated materials through controlled fluid interactions. Its described methods may support the preparation of encapsulated compositions for potential applications in materials science and related fields.

Collaborations

The patent’s listed collaborators include Sushanta Kumar Mitra and Sirshendu Misra. Their work is associated with the disclosed methods for forming encapsulated core materials.

Conclusion

Utsab Banerjee’s patent documents techniques for forming encapsulated materials by controlling fluid layers, core structures, and interfacial penetration.