Innovation Portfolio
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
One of Germany's oldest and most prestigious universities, founded in 1810. Excellence in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and life sciences. Core member of the Berlin University Alliance with strong clusters in mathematics, neuroscience, and materials research.
31
Patents
93
Inventors
84
Spin-offs
Patent Portfolio
Analysis of our organization's intellectual property assets
Patents by Technology Area
Portfolio Highlights
Total Patents
31
Recent Patent Publications (2025 & 2026)
5
Top Inventors
Patent Portfolio
Featured Technologies
Discover our latest patented technologies
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.
Sers Substrate, Method of Its Manufacture, and Its Use for Plasmon-Enhanced Optical and Chemical Applications
This patent presents a novel solid substrate for surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS), designed to maximize plasmonic field enhancement for improved detection sensitivity in optical and chemical applications. The substrate features a base with an array of nanopillars, each with separate plasmonic material layers on both the substrate surface and the tops of the nanopillars. This two-level plasmonic layout significantly boosts local electric fields when irradiated with light, thus amplifying detection signals for molecules or analytes. The manufacturing method is streamlined for reproducibility and scalability, making it suitable for commercial use.
Method And Device For Localizing Charge Traps In A Crystal Lattice
This invention discloses a method and device for accurately identifying the location of charge traps within a crystal lattice. By using a specialized local probe with specific lattice defects, the device measures changes in photoluminescence spectra (due to electric field effects known as Stark shifts) to detect and map where charge traps are present in the crystal. The process involves scanning, data integration, statistical modeling, and spectral comparison to pinpoint the positions of these charge traps.
Success Stories
Featured Spin-off Companies
Companies founded based on our organization's technologies
Diversity Factory GmbH
Diversity Factory GmbH is a consulting and training company specializing in diversity management and social sustainability for organizations and companies.
factorize.bio
GreenMates GmbH
GreenMates GmbH provides an app that empowers users to make personalized, health-conscious, and environmentally friendly food choices.
Contact the Technology Transfer Office
The Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Technology Transfer team is ready to assist you with licensing inquiries and collaboration opportunities
Get in Touch
Phone
+49 30 2093-12922
patente@hu-berlin.de
Address
Unter den Linden 6 10099 Berlin Germany
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM