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Systolic Array-based Architecture for Low-Bit Integerized Vision Transformers

We've built a low-bit, model-specialized hardware accelerator for vision transformer inference, using multiple systolic arrays with deep, fine-grained pipelines tailored to the multi-head self-attention operations that d...

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E-beam modified poly(lactic acid) for biodegradable food packaging

Electron beam (e-beam) modified poly(lactic acid) (PLA) as a biodegradable alternative to conventional plastic food packaging. The process simultaneously sterilizes the material and enhances biodegradability through cont...

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Guangbin Li
University of Maryland
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Bioelectrochemical Enhancement of Nitrogen Removal in Bioretention Systems

A bioelectrochemical system (BES) that enhances biological nitrogen removal in urban bioretention cells by enriching electroactive denitrification and anammox bacteria. Powered by on-site solar panels, the technology tar...

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Daniel Rodriguez Leal
University of Maryland
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Genome editing services for targeted trait engineering in vegetable crops

CRISPR-based genome editing platform offering custom trait development in vegetables. Capabilities include CRISPR/Cas12a editing, base editing, cis-regulatory region targeting, and tiled gRNA strategies to generate targe...

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Unsymmetrical functionalized N-alkyl carboxylic acid imides as agrochemical candidates

Novel molecular scaffolds produced via a one-pot multicomponent modular synthesis approach, targeting potential agrochemical applications. These unsymmetrical functionalized N-alkyl carboxylic acid imides represent a new...

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Lawrence Sita
University of Maryland
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Scalable production of branched-chain fatty acids for prenatal dietary supplements

A cost-effective chemical process for producing isomerically-pure branched-chain fatty acids (BCFAs) at commercial scale. Targets prenatal and postnatal dietary supplements, particularly for infant formula, with projecte...

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Ryan Blaustein
University of Maryland
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Molecular surveillance of viable foodborne pathogens in food matrices

A molecular surveillance approach combining viability PCR with novel gene targets to improve detection of viable foodborne pathogens in food products. Offers faster turnaround and enhanced sensitivity over traditional cu...

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Ryan Blaustein
University of Maryland
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In vitro gut organoid screening model for evaluating postbiotic dietary interventions against endotoxin-driven inflammation

A high-throughput 3D intestinal organoid screening platform that tests how postbiotics (bacteria-derived metabolites) mitigate lipopolysaccharide (LPS)–induced damage to gut health. The model combines enteroid cultures w...

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University of Maryland
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Copper crosslinked chitin nanocrystals as antifungal coating ingredients

A novel antifungal coating ingredient based on copper crosslinked chitin nanocrystals (Cu-Chitin NPs) synthesized entirely from FDA GRAS-approved ingredients. Designed to resist mold on surfaces and fresh produce, offeri...

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Postbiotic anticancer validation from fermented soybean tempeh using MTT assay

Research platform validating anticancer activity of postbiotics derived from tempeh, a traditional Indonesian fermented soy product. Using MTT cell viability assays, this work differentiates bioactive effects of fermente...

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