Incubator Programming
A curated view of patents and venture technologies that have moved through QUBIC's incubator programming, translated into clear summaries for students, collaborators, and future venture teams.
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Technologies
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Listed Assets
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Open Opportunities
Each overview keeps the science approachable while preserving the commercial signal: what the technology does, why it matters, and whether it is open for development.
Biomaterials
A degradable implant material designed to release short-chain fatty acid groups after it is placed in the body. In practical terms, the technology is intended to help manage inflammation around an implant and support a healthier healing response.
Grouped Power Electronics IP
Grouped PatentsA high-power DC-to-AC converter design that aims to improve efficiency, switching device use, and capacitor voltage balancing. The approach is relevant to next-generation power systems such as solar and other high-power conversion applications.
A control method for neutral point clamped converters that coordinates switching behavior to rebuild output voltage more smoothly. The controller approach can help balance converter performance and manage electrical stresses in high-power systems.
Cybersecurity
A security architecture for cloud communication that protects data while it moves between users and cloud services. It combines encryption, authentication, key exchange, and reconnection features to make cloud sessions more secure and practical.
Energy Systems
A multi-source inverter that can connect multiple DC power sources to one AC output with fewer switching devices. The technology is designed to improve efficiency, reduce electrical distortion, and support uses such as electric vehicles and energy storage systems.
Diagnostics
A biomarker-based diagnostic and prognostic tool for breast cancer. It looks at signals such as glucocorticoid receptor activity and related gene expression patterns to help assess patient risk and guide treatment decisions.
Program Technology
Liberi is a multiplayer exergame system that combines cycling with interactive gameplay using a recumbent bike, motion sensors, and heart rate monitoring. Players pedal to control in-game movement and receive rewards for maintaining target heart rate levels to encourage engagement and physical activity.
Interested in working on one of the previous patents? Reach out to QUBIC@queensu.ca. To explore Queen's technologies currently available for license, visit the Queen's Partnerships and Innovation technology catalogue.
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