Massood

Massood Moshrefi, Benicia, CA US

Patent application number	Description	Published
20100303898	COLLAGEN DISPERSION AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME - A stable dispersion of insoluble collagen is provided by a microfluidization process. The dispersions of insoluble collagen protein remain in stable suspension under long term storage conditions, with minimal or no settling or precipitation. More specifically the invention provides a stable dispersion of insoluble collagen comprising collagen particles wherein 50% by volume of said particles are less than 30 micrometers in width. These dispersions provide collagen in an aqueous form, which enables ease of incorporation into food and beverages and ease of administration to people or other mammals in need of collagen.	12-02-2010

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20090288599	SELF-WELDED METAL-CATALYZED CARBON NANOTUBE BRIDGES AND SOLID ELECTROLYTIC NON-VOLATILE MEMORIES - Systems and methods for simultaneously creating a plurality of carbon nanotubes on substrates and across large wafers via employing vapor deposition of material on the surface of the substrate and fluid flow to aid in and direct the growth of the nanotubes in pre-specified locations and directions. In addition, the nanotubes created can be used as gas and chemical sensors, electronic switches, resonators, and non-volatile memory devices.	11-26-2009

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20110168530	NEMS SWITCHES, LOGIC DEVICES, AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME - Nanoelectromechanical devices use a cantilevered beam supported by a base. The cantilevered beam is constructed with a nanoscale gap (e.g., less than 10 nm) separating the cantilevered beam from an electrical structure. A low voltage (e.g., less than 2 volts) applied to the cantilevered beam can cause the beam to bend and make contact with the electrical structure. High switching speeds (e.g., less than 10 ns) can be provided. The electrical structure can be a second cantilevered beam or another structure.	07-14-2011