Princeton Docket # 18-3374-1The first and only method for preparing high-valued aliphatic isocyanates via direct C-H activation has been developed by researchers at Princeton University. Organic isocyanates are versatile intermediates that provide access to a wide range of functionalities found in pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals. This method harnesses...
Published: 2/5/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Xiongyi Huang, Thompson Zhuang
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Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals, Chemistry
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Docket # 15-3063-1Researchers at Princeton University have developed a new catalytic method to produce chlorine dioxide quickly and efficiently from easily transportable chlorite salts. This method operates under mild conditions without the input of external energy or the use of harsh chemicals, circumventing the major concerns of large-scale production...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Roy Xiao
Keywords(s): wastewater management
Category(s): Chemistry, Civil/Environmental Engineering
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A facile, no carrier added method for the preparation of [18F] Drugs and Building Blocks for PET Imaging
Princeton docket, # 14-3015
Princeton researchers in the department of chemistry together with colleagues at the Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School have developed the first...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Xiongyi Huang, Wei Liu, Jacob Hooker
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Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals, Chemistry, Medical Devices/Diagnostics
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An Efficient, Green Process for Cyanide Decontamination in Water
Princeton Docket # 14-2955
This innovation is an improvement to a previously patent pending process for the catalytic generation of chlorine dioxide, Princeton docket # 11-2630/2714, US Patent Publication 2013-0209573, “An Efficient, Catalytic and Scalable Method to Produce Chlorine...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Thomas Umile, Christina Chang
Keywords(s): catalyst, Chemistry, energy, green tech, wastewater management, water
Category(s): Chemistry
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Princeton Docket # 12-2797/2758-1Chemists in the laboratory of Professor John T Groves, Princeton University have discovered a powerful, simple and potentially disruptive technology for drug diversification through direct fluorination (3D-F). Fluorine is a highly desirable drug component because replacement of hydrogen with fluorine usually results...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Wei Liu, Xiongyi Huang
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Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals, Chemistry
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Princeton Docket # 11-2630-1
Researchers at Princeton University have developed a
new catalytic method to produce chlorine dioxide quickly and efficiently from
easily transportable chlorite salts.
This method operates under mild conditions and without the input of
external energy or use of harsh chemicals, circumventing the major concerns of...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Thomas Umile
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Category(s): Chemistry
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Princeton Docket #
10-2624/2706-1
At the present time
there are few, if any, ways to incorporate halogen atoms selectively into
complex compounds. Halogenated organic compounds play a central role in organic
chemistry, affording important components of a variety of biologically active
molecules as well as pharmacologically active reagents. Alkyl...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Wei Liu
Keywords(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals, drug discovery, platform technology, small molecule
Category(s): Chemistry, Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals
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Princeton
Invention # 04-2103
Researchers in the Chemistry
Department at Princeton University have discovered a novel pathway which may
allow for a new pharmacological approach to the control of
tuberculosis.
The rational discovery of drugs
requires prior knowledge of metabolic pathways. Usually this involves
identifying the function...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves
Keywords(s): Chemistry
Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals
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Princeton Invention #
99-1608
Researchers in
the Chemistry Department at Princeton University have developed novel
metalloporphyrins that offer new potential pharmaceuticals for the treatment of
diseases such as diabetes, ischemia-reperfusion injury, stroke, inflammation,
neurodegeneration, and sepsis in which active oxygen (ROS)...
Published: 3/15/2018
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Inventor(s): John Groves, Suzanne Moeller
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Category(s): Biotechnology/Pharmaceuticals
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