Our Patents and Discoveries
Objective 2: CBB discoveries and designs are incorporated into a new generation of accelerators and commercialized as products.
Deliverable 2.1: The transfer of CBB methods for preparing a photocathode with MTE < 35 meV and QE >10-3 at laser fluences in excess of 50 mJ/cm2.
Deliverable 2.2: The transfer of CBB methods for a photocathode that can operate for > 1 week with MTE < 35 meV at 50 mJ/cm2 laser fluence and high field (> 100 MV/m) for high peak current applications such as compact XFELs.
Deliverable 2.3: The transfer of CBB methods for a photocathode that can operate for > 1 week with MTE < 100 meV and QE > 1% under high average current (> 50 mA) conditions for hadron coolers and colliders.
Deliverable 2.4: The transfer of CBB technology for a photoemission source with sub-100-nm spot size.
Deliverable 2.5: Methods for producing non-Nb, high-efficiency surfaces with cooling power< 1.5 kW/(active meter) or accelerating fields > 25 MV/m.
Deliverable 2.6: The transfer of CBB ML techniques for tuning the higher-order aberrations in electron microscopes, replacing the regular maintenance interventions by microscope company specialists that are required to keep the conventional alignment software operational.
Deliverable 2.7: Incorporation of other CBB discoveries into new generations of accelerators or commercialization as products.
CBB Patents
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Nanoscale Photoemission Based Electron Source for EM |
Provisional US Patent 63017798 (2020)ASU, LBNL, Cornell |
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A Monochromator Device and Methods of Use Thereof |
Provisional patent PCT Filing - 9107-03-PC (Applied, 2020) Cornell |
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Float zone silicon wafer manufacturing system and process |
Patent 10811245 (Granted, 2020) UCLA |
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Localization break down in a high-powered RF network |
Publication number: 20200379028(Applied, 2020) UCLA |
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Continuous Alkali Gas Cathode |
Invention Disclosure, Preliminary Patent (Submitted, 2021) UCLA |
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Protecting Reactive Materials with Atomically Thin Film |
63/185,407 (Applied, 2021) Cornell |
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Nanoblade Electrospray Propulsion |
2022-151 (Applied, 2022) UCLA |
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Improved Multi-leaf Collimator |
2023-062-1 (Applied, 2022) UCLA |
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Ordered, cubic β-ZrNb alloys for superconducting applications |
63/383,387 (Applied 2022) Cornell |