Innovation Portfolio
Berlin University Alliance
Excellence consortium of four leading Berlin universities: Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin, and Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Collaborating to strengthen Berlin as a globally integrated research hub with joint initiatives in research, teaching, and knowledge transfer across diverse disciplines.
636
Patents
1396
Inventors
368
Spin-offs
Patent Portfolio
Analysis of our organization's intellectual property assets
Patents by Technology Area
Portfolio Highlights
Total Patents
636
Recent Patent Publications (2025 & 2026)
33
Top Inventors
Patent Portfolio
Featured Technologies
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Method for Performing an Electron Beam Examination of at Least One Specimen and Carrier for Such a Method
This invention describes a method for performing electron beam examination (such as transmission electron microscopy) of at least one specimen prepared from a sample. A specially designed carrier is used that initially has a short-circuit bridge spanning a carrier-material-free (open) area. Before examination, this bridge is electrically interrupted to create a precise gap, separating it into two electrically isolated bridge parts. The prepared specimen is then electrically connected across these two bridge parts, and an electron beam is passed through both the specimen and the open area of the carrier for analysis.
Process for the Production of a Hierarchically Structured Porous Precious Metal Catalyst in Powder Form and Its Application
This invention describes a method to produce a hierarchically structured, porous powder containing iridium and/or ruthenium compounds. The process uses both 'soft' (amphiphilic polymer) and 'hard' (colloidal particle) templates to create a unique morphology in which large pores (macropores) are structured with smaller pores (mesopores) in their walls. After forming and mixing the precursor components, specialized thermal and chemical treatments remove the templates, resulting in a powder with an exceptionally high surface area and controlled pore architecture. This powder is particularly suitable for use as a catalyst, especially in electrochemical applications like water electrolysis using proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology.
Coating Chamber for Multilayer Coating Using Volatile Solvents
This invention describes a specially designed coating chamber for applying multilayer coatings to substrates using volatile solvents. The chamber is lined internally with an inert material and equipped with at least one heating element to ensure controlled conditions. The coating solution makes contact only with the substrate to be coated and the inert lining, reducing contamination. This set-up is particularly used for creating catalyst-coated electrodes, especially for large-scale electrolyzers in chlorine gas production.
Success Stories
Featured Spin-off Companies
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
Obsevia
Obsevia provides AI-powered compliance automation solutions tailored for SMEs and startups in the chemical sector.
Active Robotics
Active Robotics develops a modular autonomous robotic platform to support indoor blue-collar jobs.
ELU Mobility
ELU Mobility provides software and solutions that make electric truck fleets more profitable and efficient for logistics companies.
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