Forschungszentrum Jülich
One of Europe's largest interdisciplinary research centers, specializing in energy and climate research, information technology, and brain research. Operating cutting-edge supercomputers and large-scale research infrastructures.
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Total Patents
811
Recent Patent Publications (2025 & 2026)
29
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This invention describes a device for extracting at least one code-modulated partial signal from a combined signal that uses the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) method. The device features a receiver with neuromorphic (brain-inspired) hardware, which is capable of isolating the desired signal component efficiently. Such a device can replace traditional, power-hungry receivers like Rake receivers, especially in positioning systems such as GPS.
This invention is a reactor designed specifically for conducting exothermic (heat-releasing) chemical reactions. The reactor uses a plate heat exchanger structure with multiple channels or gaps between parallel plates. Some channels contain the catalyst material needed for the reaction, while others are used to control fluid flow and temperature. The apparatus includes systems to inject primary and secondary fluids into the respective channels and is contained within a pressure vessel for safe operation under high pressure.
This patent describes a reactor design that is especially suited for conducting exothermic chemical reactions. The reactor utilizes a plate heat exchanger system with several adjacent plates forming channels. Some of these channels contain catalyst material for reactions such as ammonia synthesis, methanol synthesis, dimethyl ether synthesis, or hydrogen release reactions. The design features separate paths for primary and secondary fluids, efficient supply mechanisms, and a pressure vessel to house and regulate the entire system.
Success Stories
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
minimum energy GmbH provides advanced software for the optimized planning of PV and battery storage systems, supporting data-driven energy investment decisions for planners and installers.
Twinetic GmbH provides an AI-powered energy management platform that creates digital twins of energy systems for companies to optimize energy use, reduce emissions, and automate reporting.
ClimEtSan-OnTheGround develops and implements climate protection projects focused on ecological sanitation, smokeless biochar-producing cookstoves, and regenerative agriculture in the Global South.
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