PNP SiGe Thermoelectrics: Driving a nanoCompressor based on Thermal Diffusion
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PNP SiGe Thermoelectrics: Driving a nanoCompressor based on Thermal Diffusion
by Peter Garbuz, CEO of Torramics
Abstract
Torramics is developing the world’s smallest and most precise wearable drug delivery device: the nanoPatch.
By integrating proven pneumatically driven nanofluidic technology with an innovative thermal diffusion nanoCompressor—originally developed at NASA Ames for propulsion of Martian aircraft—the nanoPatch provides a disposable solution that is significantly smaller, more accurate, and more affordable than existing injectable drug delivery platforms.
The initial application will be a disposable insulin patch.
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About the Author
Peter Garbuz, CEO, Torramics
Peter Garbuz is the CEO and co-founder of Torramics. He spent seven years developing propulsion systems based on thermal diffusion at NASA Ames.
Eurofins EAG Laboratories has over 40 years’ experience in materials testing services. Our parent company, Eurofins Scientific, is a multi-billion-dollar global leader in scientific services with a portfolio of over 200,000 validated analytical methods. We offer a consultative, multi-disciplinary approach to solving your materials- and engineering-related product problems. As thought leaders in investigative science, we set the global standard for materials testing services. https://www.eag.com/