Additive Manufacturing of Ion Selective Membranes and Electrodes Title: IDENTIFYING HYPOCALCEMIA IN DAIRY CATTLE Unmet Need: Increased availability of specific membranes and electrodes Ion-selective membranes and electrodes are ubiquitous in use and are a key component of diagnostics, research, and industry. However, improvements can be made to utilize ion-selective membranes and electrodes using 3D/additive manufacturing. Through the use of such techniques there can be a reduction of fabrication time, a decrease in production cost, and an increase in use and production. The current technology allows for development of cost effective and specific tools tailored to individual needs. The Technology: Creation of specific selective membranes and electrodes through 3D/additive manufacturing Inventors have developed a process by which particular selective membranes and electrodes can be created through the use of 3D printing or additive manufacturing. Selective membranes and electrodes are necessary for a number of applications from academic to medicinal uses. However, many factors limit the scope and ability to apply such technology such as cost, availability, selectivity, and size. Through the use of the current technology particularized membranes and electrodes are capable of being created to suit individual user needs. Applications: Low cost diagnostic devices Miniaturized devices Sensor based technologies Analytical chemistry Medical devices Advantages: Diverse input materials Adaptive 3D/additive manufacturing Numerous structural materials (i.e. metal, ceramic, polymer) Reduced fabrication time Improved construction techniques Patent Information: Provisional patent filed Learn More Punam Dalai Technology Licensing Associate Washington State University (509) 335-1216 punam.dalai@wsu.edu Reference No: TECH-21/3412 Bookmark this page Download as PDF Inventors Jeffrey Bell Dalton Glasco Nguyen Ho Rhys Sopp Art Matthew Mamaril Francisco Leal-Yepes Key Words Advanced Materials biosensors Electrochemical sensor