Suzanne Iwatate Principal Contracts Officer Physical Sciences and Energy Sciences Areas 510-486-4319 STIwatate@lbl.gov Suzanne is responsible for reviewing and submitting proposals and negotiating non-federal research agreements in the form of Strategic Partnership Projects (SPPs) and Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) with domestic and foreign … [Read more...] about Partnerships Staff
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Sebastian Ainslie Principal Technology Commercialization and Licensing Associate Computing Sciences 415-424-4741 (Mobile) SAinslie@lbl.gov Sebastian is responsible for developing commercialization and licensing opportunities in areas of computing sciences such as computational research, scientific networking and the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center … [Read more...] about Licensing Staff
High-Efficiency, Low-Emissions Premixed Flame Gas Burners with Flame Stabilizer 2015-052, 2019-156
APPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY: Ultra-low emissions burners for residential and commercial gas appliances: furnaces and heaters, water heaters, gas cooktops, industrial heating Retrofits of legacy burners to meet emissions requirements Gas burners with customizable and scalable designs or visual features BENEFITS: Stable fully premixed flames Highly … [Read more...] about High-Efficiency, Low-Emissions Premixed Flame Gas Burners with Flame Stabilizer 2015-052, 2019-156
Biosynthesis Pathways for Five-Carbon Alcohol from Mevalonate 2014-135
APPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY: Biological production of higher alcohols ADVANTAGES: Increased isopentenol yields in aerobic and anaerobic conditions Higher efficiency and lower costs Optimized for oxygen-limited conditions Enables production at fermentor scale Better host cell growth ABSTRACT: Researchers at the Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) have … [Read more...] about Biosynthesis Pathways for Five-Carbon Alcohol from Mevalonate 2014-135
Using SiO Anodes for High Capacity, High Rate Electrodes for Lithium Ion Batteries 2014-113
APPLICATIONS OF TECHNOLOGY: Lithium ion batteries for electric vehicles ADVANTAGES: Elegant, inexpensive and scalable process High specific capacity ( >1000 mAh/g ) High capacity retention ( 90% ) High areal capacity ( >3 mAh/cm2 ) ABSTRACT: A team of Berkeley Lab researchers led by Gao Liu have developed an elegant and inexpensive fabrication … [Read more...] about Using SiO Anodes for High Capacity, High Rate Electrodes for Lithium Ion Batteries 2014-113