The following 18 patents in 2012 were assigned to NC State University Chemistry Department researchers.

Chemistry

United States Patent 8,097,609
DATE January 17, 2012
Swallowtail motifs for imparting water solubility to porphyrinic compounds
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,106,393
DATE January 31, 2012
Substituted benzazoloporphyrazines for polymerization and surface attachment and articles formed therefrom
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,129,520
DATE March 6, 2012
Methods and intermediates for the synthesis of dipyrrin-substituted porphyrinic macrocycles
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey and Kannan Muthukumaran

United States Patent 8,173,630
DATE May 8, 2012
Multipodal tethers for high-density attachment of redox-active moieties to substrates
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,173,691
DATE May 8, 2012
De novo synthesis of bacteriochlorins
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,173,692
DATE May 8, 2012
De novo synthesis of bacteriochlorins
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,178,163
DATE May 15, 2012
Gradient fabrication to direct transport on a surface
Inventors: Christopher B. Gorman

United States Patent 8,187,824
DATE May 29, 2012
Porphyrinic compounds for use in flow cytometry
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,188,298
DATE May 29, 2012
Synthetic route to ABCD-porphyrins
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,207,329
DATE June 26, 2012
Synthesis of chlorins and phorbines with enhanced red spectral features
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,212,023
DATE July 3, 2012
Methods and intermediates for the synthesis of porphyrins
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey and Masahiko Taniguchi

United States Patent 8,212,055
DATE July 3, 2012
Refined routes to chlorin building blocks
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey and Masahiko Taniguchi

United States Patent 8,231,941
DATE July 31, 2012
Procedure for preparing redox-active polymers on surfaces
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,278,340
DATE October 2, 2012
Inhibition of biofilms in plants with imidazole derivatives
Inventors: Christian Melander, John Cavanagh, David Ritchie, and Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,278,439
DATE October 2, 2012
Synthesis of phosphono-substituted porphyrin compounds for attachment to metal oxide surfaces
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey, Robert Loewe, and Kannan Muthukumaran

United States Patent 8,288,529
DATE October 16, 2012
Geometric synthesis of porphyrin rods
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,304,561
DATE November 6, 2012
Synthetic route to ABCD-porphyrins
Inventors: Jonathan S. Lindsey

United States Patent 8,338,392
DATE December 25, 2012
MicroRNA modulators and method for identifying and using the same
Inventors: Alexander Deiters

Recent Article from NCSU Chemistry Department Researcher, February 1-14, 2013

For more publications by NC State authors, visit the NCSU Libraries Digital Repository.

NCSU Libraries is now providing access to The National Academies Transportation Research Board Webinars. Members of the NC State community can sign up to attend upcoming TRB Webinars by using an email that ends in @ncsu.edu.

To take advantage of NC State being a TRB sponsor when registering for an upcoming TRB Webinar you must use an email that ends in @ncsu.edu in the registration form.

Upcoming TRB Webinars

March 25, 2013

TRB Webinar: Automated Enforcement for Speeding and Red Light Running

TRB will conduct a webinar on March 25, 2013, from 2:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. ET that will highlight TRB’s National Cooperative Highway Research Program report: Automated Enforcement for Speeding and Red Light Running, which provides an assessment of automated speeding and red light enforcement activity in the United States and develops guidelines for current and future programs. Participants must register in advance of the webinar, and there is a fee for non-TRB Sponsor employees.

March 27, 2013

TRB Webinar: Using the New Roadside Analysis Program, Version 3 (RSAPv3) to Design Roadsides

TRB will conduct a webinar on March 27, 2013 from 2 p.m.- 3:30 p.m. ET that will show participants how to use the Roadside Safety Analysis Program (RSAP). Participants must register in advance of the webinar. The Roadside Safety Analysis Program (RSAP) was developed to update and enhance the cost-effectiveness analysis procedures in the AASHTO Roadside Design Guide. The program and its interface have recently undergone an extensive upgrade to incorporate new research results, enhance computing capabilities, and improve ease of use.

NC State users can obtain past TRB Webinars from links in the NCSU Libraries Catalog to the series: Transportation Research Board Conference Recordings or by looking up individual TRB Webinar titles in the online catalog.

Authorized users of NC State’s webinar subscription are current, full- and part-time students, employees (including faculty, staff and, affiliated researchers), and other individuals who have legal access to the subscriber’s facilities and computer network. Authentication will be determined by the @ncsu.edu suffix of e-mail addresses.

NCSU Libraries is now providing access to The National Academies Transportation Research Board Webinars. Members of the NC State community can sign up to attend upcoming TRB Webinars by using an email that ends in @ncsu.edu.

To take advantage of NC State being a TRB sponsor when registering for an upcoming TRB Webinar you must use an email that ends in @ncsu.edu in the registration form.

Upcoming TRB Webinar: February 20, 2013

TRB Webinar: Learning about and Using the Updated TRID Interface

TRB will conduct a webinar on February 20, 2013, from 2 p.m.- 3 p.m. ET that will provide users of TRB’s TRID Database with information about navigating with an updated interface and new search functions. Participants must register in advance of the webinar, there are no professional credits associated with this webinar, and there is no fee to register for this webinar.

In January 2013, TRB released an updated interface for the TRID Database and added search functions such as drop down lists for selecting search terms, searching by first and last names, and searching for more than one TRB subject area all helping to provide users with more powerful search functions.

TRID, released in 2011, is the world’s largest and most comprehensive bibliographic resource on transportation research information. It is produced and maintained by TRB with sponsorship by state departments of transportation, the various administrations at the U.S. Department of Transportation, and other sponsors of TRB’s core technical activities. The TRID Database is a leading tool for transportation professionals to stay updated on world-wide transportation research covering all modes and disciplines. It contains more than one million references to books, technical reports, conference proceedings, and journal articles in the field of transportation research as well as more than 73,000 links to free or fee-based full-text publications.

The first 30 minutes of the webinar will feature information from the presenter and the final 30 minutes is reserved for audience questions.

Webinar Presenter: Bill McLeod, Transportation Research Board
Moderated by: Lisa Berardi Marflak, Transportation Research Board

NC State users can obtain past TRB Webinars from links in the NCSU Libraries Catalog to the series: Transportation Research Board Conference Recordings or by looking up individual TRB Webinar titles in the online catalog.

Authorized users of NC State’s webinar subscription are current, full- and part-time students, employees (including faculty, staff and, affiliated researchers), and other individuals who have legal access to the subscriber’s facilities and computer network. Authentication will be determined by the @ncsu.edu suffix of e-mail addresses.

Recent Article from NCSU Chemistry Department Researchers, January 16-January 31, 2013

For more publications by NC State authors, visit the NCSU Libraries Digital Repository.