The article lists a variety of patents issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in fiscal year 2019, covering inventions across multiple scientific and technological fields. These include innovations related to refrigeration systems, counterfeit detection, metrology tools, semiconductor testing, gas leak detection, optical sensors, biological measurements, and more. Each patent describes a new method or device that advances measurement accuracy or efficiency in its respective field.
The patents are available for licensing through the Federal Laboratory Consortium (FLC), with inquiries directed to Dr. Donald Archer at NIST. Most of the listed inventions are still under protection, with expiration dates ranging from 2036 to 2038. These technologies have potential applications in industry, research, and government sectors and may be used to improve existing systems or develop new ones. The focus is on transferring NIST’s intellectual property to support innovation and technological advancement outside the laboratory setting.
Source: https://www.nist.gov/tpo/fy2019-patents
Keywords: quantum state transfer, entangled states, quantum systems
