| Organization Name | University of California, Santa Barbara (UC Santa Barbara) |
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| Institutional ID Number | 10284 |
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| Summary | Organic molecules that absorb two or more photons simultaneously have wide applications in a variety of technologies involving such subjects as optical data storage, 3-D microfabrication techniques, frequency upconverting lasing, optical power limiting, photodynamic therapy, initiators of polymerization reactions, and multi-photon fluorescence microscopy for biological imaging.
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| Technology Benefit | • Produces free radicals that initiate polymerization process • Three dimensional spatial resolution • Absence of single-photon absorption • Allows an incident light beam to penetrate deeper into a material
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| Technology Applications | • Photo-polymerization initiators and two-photon fluorophores • Biological imaging • Optical data storage
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| Technology page URL | http://techtransfer.universityofcalifornia.edu/NCD/10284.html?utm_source=AUTMGTP&utm_medium=webpage&utm_term=ncdid_10284&utm_campaign=TechWebsites |
| Detailed Technology Description | In one aspect, the present invention is directed to two-photon or other multi-photon absorbing chromophores having a conjugated pi-electron system, with donating groups at each end of the pi-electron system providing charge-transfer properties. The present invention also provides photo-polymerization compositions and a method of photo-polymerization, each incorporating chromophores of the present invention.
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Tech ID/UC Case10284/2004-244-0 Related Cases2004-244-0 |