Delivering Breakthrough Solutions
CFDRC has hosted a small business forum for the North Alabama region. This forum was well attended with representatives from Torch Technologies, Information Security and Assurance Corp., Advanced Optical Systems,…
CFDRC has applied for a U.S. patent entitled “Synthetic Microfluidic Microvasculature” invented by CFDRC engineers/scientists Prabhakar Pandian, Shankar Sundaram, and Kapil Pant. The invention is a synthetic microvasculature network (SMN)…
CFDRC has applied for a U.S. patent entitled “High Energy, Low Temperature Gelled Bi-Propellant Formulation” invented by CFDRC engineer Roberto DiSalvo. The invention is a combination of gelled propellants that…
CFDRC has applied for a U.S. patent entitled “Electrostatic Sampler and Method” invented by CFDRC engineers/scientists Kapil Pant, Guiren Wang, Jianjun Feng, and Shankar Sundaram. The invention is a portable…
CFDRC’s hemodialysis catheter was initially designed under a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) project funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH). CFDRC patented the design and granted exclusive license to…
CFDRC has applied for a U.S. patent entitled “Method and Apparatus for Separating Particles by Dielectrophoresis” invented by CFDRC engineers/scientists Jianjun Feng, Guiren Wang, S. Krishnamoorthy, Kapil Pant, and Shankar…
CFDRC and its Multiphysics Simulation Capability have been featured in the April issue of Scientific Computing Magazine. CFD Research Corporation is working on a project sponsored by Defense Advanced Research…
November 18, 2004; Huntsville, Alabama, USA, CFD Research Corporation (“CFDRC”) is pleased to announce the successful market release of Spire Biomedical’s Altaâ„¢ LR, Long Term Hemodialysis Catheter. This novel and…
Growing Power of Multiphysics Simulations From SBIRs to Products and Services for Industry and Defense The ever-increasing pace of global competition and convergence of new technologies raises many complex technical…
Spacer Patent Application Filed with U. S. Patent Office A patent application titled “Pediatric Spacer to Reduce Drug Impaction Loss” has been filed with the U.S. Patent Office (10/775,465). This…