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 | More Power from Solar Cells UNSW researchers have found a way to boost the open circuit of solar cells and create a new type of solar cell structure to increase the operation voltage and thereby its conversion efficiency. This is the first invention from the School of Photovoltaic & Renewable Energy Engineering, that is available for free as an Easy Access IP License. Read more > |
 | Fast operating, efficient with low power requirements, the object recognition system allows machines to visually recognise, identify and select objects. Read more > |
 | Free Eye Tests. In 20 seconds. This invention could save the vision of countless people...worldwide ! It's a simple eye test that can be viewed at cinemas, prior to a movie screening, to test for Macular Degeneration. The vision test technology is available for FREE under licence. This invention provides a good community service for cinema owners and alike, as it only takes 20 seconds and would also be free for patrons. Read more > |
 | Cancer Treatments - Better Patient Selection This discovery is available under licence for free. The novel marker for cancer may assist with patient selection for treatment and the technique can easily distinguish between benign and malignent cells. Read more > |
 | A New Weapon to Control Bacterial Biofilms Biofilms are associated with diseases, infections, chronic wounds and also form on medical equipment and cause industrial fouling and corrosion. This discovery has diverse applications - from reducing industrial fouling and corrosion to dispersing biofilms that form on medical equipment such as catheters where infections are tenacious. Read more > |
 | Imagine. Recycling forestry waste by-products - macadamia shells, eucalyptus capsules and pine cones - to form sustainable composite materials for the building industry! Building Product Manufacturers should find this research interesting - fragrances of the board are reminiscent of the origin of their natural materials. These particleboards have outstanding physical properties read more > |
 | Improving Dad’s Diet: Minimising risk of obesity in his kids The technology describes the first report in any species that a father's diet can initiate progression to diabetes in his offspring. The work highlights a novel role for environmentally induced paternal factors in influencing metabolic disease in offspring and in the growing epidemics of obesity and diabetes. Read more > |
 | Improved Fuel System for Scramjets A Fuel system developed to increase the energy density and lower the ionisation threshold for hydrogen and hydrocarbon fuel in high speed air breathing engines such as scramjets. Read more >
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 | Reliable Laser Ignition for Scramjets A laser induced ignition system developed for Scramjet engines and other gaseous flows. The development of scramjet technologies has suffered from the need to improve reliability and reduce ignition speeds and temperatures. Read more > |
 | Improved Motor Design for Electric Cars & Scooters Pushing to improve electric motor performance and manufacturing efficiency The new improvement for the interior permanent magnet (IPM) synchronous machine is designed to have a high Constant Power Speed Range (CPSR) and very low cogging torque. Read more > |
"One-Page" Agreements ...with a University ! ?
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" We acquired rights to a technology developed at the Uni by the Easy Access IP process...
Dusan Kuzma, Founder
Polymorph Group, Inc.
Pharmaceuticals
Canada
"We truly enjoy working with UNSW and their new approach to intellectual property and contracts will only make those engagements easier."
Derek MinihaneHead of R&T Clusters
and IP Strategy
Cochlear Limited
UNSW has introduced a radical new approach to handling its intellectual property.
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