Method of overcoming electrostatic repulsion when storing large densities of charged particles such as positrons Abstract WSU inventors have developed a prototype trap that can store significant quantities of positrons that can create a tremendous amount of energy. Particles of antimatter, positrons, probes the basic interactions and properties of matter and has broad potential applications, including development of a new and high quality computer microchips, detecting atomic size defects in thin layers or surfaces of materials, etc. Applications and Advantages § Provides a stable method to store positrons hence prevent premature annihilation. IP Status US patent application(s) pending Learn More Scott Steiger Associate Director Washington State University (509) 335-7065 scott.steiger@wsu.edu Reference No: 0997-U2RF-OC Bookmark this page Download as PDF Inventors Kelvin Lynn Marc Weber Key Words Energy