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The use of monochromatic x-rays to treat lung infections.

X-ray energy use to remedy viral and/or bacterial infections Inventors: Michael Pravica Pravica: Professor in physics and a member of HiPSEC (High Pressure and Engineering Center). He received his Ph.D. in experimental condensed matter physics in 1998 from Harvard University and a B.S. in physics and applied mathematics in 1988 with honors from the...

Published: 6/11/2026 | Updated: 4/9/2024 | Inventor(s): Michael Pravica

Keywords(s): Chemistry, Life Science - Biology, Life Science - Biotech, Life Science - Health, Sports Performance & Nutrition

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USE OF NOVEL ERROR-CORRECTING DNA POLYMASERASES IN NEXT-GEN DNA SEQUENCING TECHNOLOGIES

Next-generation DNA sequencing has revolutionized medicine and basic research; however, current enzymes used for NGS library preparation and sequencing are prone to errors. This invention is to develop alternative NGS methods with an error-correcting enzyme Inventor: Brian Hedlund Dr. Brian Hedlund holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from the...

Published: 6/17/2026 | Updated: 3/15/2024 | Inventor(s): Brian Hedlund

Keywords(s): Life Science - Biology, Life Science - Biotech, Life Science - Health, Med Devices, Diagnostics & Healthtech - Genom & Pers. Med

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A method to create high quality vaccines using tuned monochromatic hard x-rays.

The Invention: Propose using tuned/fixed energy penetrating and highly ionizing hard x-rays in the 7- 100 keV energy range to irradiate patients who are suffering from viral (e.g. COVID) and/or bacterial infections (e.g. pneumonia). The x-rays will target specific compounds/sites in viruses and/or bacteria with an aim to create highly localized...

Published: 6/11/2026 | Updated: 3/14/2024 | Inventor(s): Michael Pravica

Keywords(s): Chemistry, Engineering & Manufacturing, Life Science, Life Science - Biology, Life Science - Health, Sports Performance & Nutrition

Category(s): All, Technology Classifications > Therapeutics, Pharmaceuticals, Drug Delivery