PROPELLING INNOVATIVE ECOSYSTEMS: THE NINTH ANNUAL NATIONAL ACADEMY OF INVENTORS MEETING

ABSTRACT

The National Academy of Inventor's (NAI) annual meeting is held each year to honor academic invention and inventors, to inspire invention and invention networks, and to raise the profile of university and non-profit research. [...]through an analysis of university rankings and university mission statements, he provides insights on how to become an innovative university, * Helena Wisniewski, FNAI, of the University of Alaska Anchorage shares insights from her university's incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science into business courses. The use of these collagen-like peptides offers significant advantages for tuning the morphologies of assembled structures, their thermoresponsiveness, and the loading and release of both small-molecule and macromolecular cargo. * Ruoxu Shang, Taner Zerrin, Cengiz S. Ozkan, and Mihrima Ozkan, FNAI, of the University of California, Riverside, and Bo Dong of Xi'an Jiaotong University present a selection of their central works on LIBs, including the successful use of electrodes derived from sources such as beach sand, waste glass, and portobello mushrooms and the enabling of the stable cycling of batteries through the use of nonconventional electrode chemistries.