This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: University of California. Active years: 2017.
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Years Active: 2017
Title: Zoey R. Herm and Metal-Organic Framework Innovation
Introduction
Zoey R. Herm is an inventor associated with the University of California in Berkeley, California. Her work includes research on metal-organic frameworks, porous materials that can enable selective molecular separations. She is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Herm is named on the patent “Metal-organic framework for the separation of alkane isomers.” The invention describes an iron-based framework, Fe(bdp), whose triangular channels can separate C5–C7 alkanes according to the number of branches in their molecules rather than their carbon number. Its pore geometry offers a shape-based separation approach that may not be available with zeolites or other porous materials.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Herm’s contribution to research into the design and application of porous materials. By using a framework with distinctive channel geometry, the invention addresses the challenge of separating alkane isomers with different molecular shapes.
Collaborations
The patent lists Jeffrey R. Long and Brian M. Wiers among Herm’s collaborators. Their work reflects a collaborative effort to develop metal-organic frameworks for molecular separation.
Conclusion
Zoey R. Herm’s patented work demonstrates how carefully designed metal-organic framework pores can support new approaches to separating alkane isomers.
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