This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Dartmouth College. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: William Scheideler: Inventor of Liquid-Metal-Printed Oxide Transistors.
Introduction
William Scheideler is an inventor based in West Lebanon, New Hampshire, and is associated with Dartmouth College. His work includes a patent for a liquid-metal printing method that can produce two-dimensional alloyed oxide films for transistor applications.
Latest Patents
Scheideler is associated with 1 patent, titled “Liquid Metal Printed 2D Ultrahigh Mobility Conducting Oxide Transistors.” The invention describes applying a second workpiece onto a first so that metal on the second contacts a dielectric on the first, forming an alloyed oxide film. The film, which may be made from indium oxide or other materials, can be used to create a liquid-metal-printed two-dimensional alloyed oxide film transistor.
Career Highlights
Scheideler’s patent highlights an approach to forming conducting oxide films through liquid-metal printing. The method brings together materials on separate workpieces to create a film with potential use in transistor fabrication.
Collaborations
Scheideler’s listed coworker is Andrew Hamlin. His work is associated with Dartmouth College.
Conclusion
William Scheideler’s patent describes a liquid-metal-printing technique for producing alloyed oxide films and transistor structures, reflecting his contribution to materials and device innovation.
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