Zhiwei Peng

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Houston, TX, US

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Patents Grantslast 30 patents

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Laser induced graphene materials and their use in electronic devices
- Patent number 11,437,620
- Issue date Sep 6, 2022
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
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Laser induced graphene materials and their use in electronic devices
- Patent number 10,505,193
- Issue date Dec 10, 2019
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- Y02 - TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMA...
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Methods of producing graphene quantum dots from coal and coke
- Patent number 9,919,927
- Issue date Mar 20, 2018
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- B82 - NANO-TECHNOLOGY
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Rebar hybrid materials and methods of making the same
- Patent number 9,896,340
- Issue date Feb 20, 2018
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- B29 - WORKING OF PLASTICS WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE, IN GENERAL
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Growth of graphene films from non-gaseous carbon sources
- Patent number 9,096,437
- Issue date Aug 4, 2015
- William Marsh Rice University
- James Tour
- C01 - INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Patents Applicationslast 30 patents

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LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE MATERIALS AND THEIR USE IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES
- Publication number 20200112026
- Publication date Apr 9, 2020
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- C08 - ORGANIC MACROMOLECULAR COMPOUNDS THEIR PREPARATION OR CHEMICAL WORKING-...
Information Patent Application
LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE HYBRID MATERIALS FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICES
- Publication number 20190088420
- Publication date Mar 21, 2019
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- C01 - INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Information Patent Application
LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE MATERIALS AND THEIR USE IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES
- Publication number 20170062821
- Publication date Mar 2, 2017
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- H01 - BASIC ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
Information Patent Application
METHODS OF PRODUCING GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS FROM COAL AND COKE
- Publication number 20160060122
- Publication date Mar 3, 2016
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- B82 - NANO-TECHNOLOGY
Information Patent Application
GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS FROM NON-GASEOUS CARBON SOURCES
- Publication number 20160031711
- Publication date Feb 4, 2016
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- C01 - INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Information Patent Application
REBAR HYBRID MATERIALS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME
- Publication number 20150023858
- Publication date Jan 22, 2015
- William Marsh Rice University
- James M. Tour
- B29 - WORKING OF PLASTICS WORKING OF SUBSTANCES IN A PLASTIC STATE, IN GENERAL
Information Patent Application
GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS FROM NON-GASEOUS CARBON SOURCES
- Publication number 20140234200
- Publication date Aug 21, 2014
- William Marsh Rice University
- James Tour
- C01 - INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Information Patent Application
DIRECT GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS ON NON-CATALYST SURFACES
- Publication number 20140120270
- Publication date May 1, 2014
- James M. Tour
- B82 - NANO-TECHNOLOGY

Zhiwei Peng

Person

Patents Grantslast 30 patents

Laser induced graphene materials and their use in electronic devices

Laser induced graphene materials and their use in electronic devices

Methods of producing graphene quantum dots from coal and coke

Rebar hybrid materials and methods of making the same

Growth of graphene films from non-gaseous carbon sources

Patents Applicationslast 30 patents

LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE MATERIALS AND THEIR USE IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES

LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE HYBRID MATERIALS FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICES

LASER INDUCED GRAPHENE MATERIALS AND THEIR USE IN ELECTRONIC DEVICES

METHODS OF PRODUCING GRAPHENE QUANTUM DOTS FROM COAL AND COKE

GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS FROM NON-GASEOUS CARBON SOURCES

REBAR HYBRID MATERIALS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME

GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS FROM NON-GASEOUS CARBON SOURCES

DIRECT GROWTH OF GRAPHENE FILMS ON NON-CATALYST SURFACES