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New Renaissance Institute (NRI) announces the August 2011 sale of several molecular electronics patent assets to an undisclosed purchaser for undisclosed terms. These patent assets address many essential areas regarding the future of commercial grapheme ribbon, carbon nanotube, and semiconducting polymer nanoelectronics fabrication.

New Renaissance Institute Sells Graphene/Nanotube Nanoelectronics Patent Assets to Undisclosed Purchaser

San Mateo, CA | Posted on September 15th, 2011

These patent assets relate to creating complex electronic circuits (including heretofore unconsidered differential and operation amplifier elements) on a single grapheme ribbon, carbon nanotube, or semiconducting polymer strip or region therein. Of special interest is the application of these to the electrical interfacing of the plethora of nanoscale sensors and actuators that have been devised but for which there is no interface electronics solution. The patent assets include special circuit design techniques to create highly functional circuits comprised of serial chains of nanotransistors supplemented with minimal additional electrical interconnections. The ribbon, nanotube, or strip can be laid across a photolithographed or self-assembled interconnected electrode array with low placement tolerance, allowing a single placement operation to fabricate a circuit comprising dozen, hundreds, or thousands of transistors. The patent assets also address associated nanoscale optical interconnection of the nanoelectronics circuits, associated CAD systems, hierarchical circuit design libraries, and applicability to printed electronics.

Also in August 2011, NRI sold other patent assets covering two advanced signal processing techniques it has developed. Financial terms and the buyer were undisclosed.

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About New Renaissance Institute (NRI)
New Renaissance Institute® (NRI, www.newrenaissanceinstitute.com) is a privately-held for-profit interdisciplinary R&D institution based in Belmont, California. Licensing and transactions of technology and IP developed by NRI is handled by New Renaissance Commercial (NRC, www.newrenaissancecommercial.com), based in San Mateo, CA. Additional information about NRC’s activities may be obtained by contacting its CEO, Lisa Negele ( or 650.212.1111). NRI holds currently more than 100 patent assets resulting from its ongoing patent efforts and stemming solely from its own internal scientific and innovation engineering R&D. Please contact Paul D. Carmichael, Esq. for licensing and technology transfer inquiries ).

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