Abstract: This invention relates to novel oral care devices that are based upon alternated magnetic polarity magnetic elements built into oral care devices, which provide very effective removal oral plaque, tooth tartar and oral bacteria.

Abstract: This invention relates to novel hygienic-therapeutic or personal care devices that are based upon intense far-infrared sources in which radiation is generated by novel conductive materials. The conductive materials are specially designed and made to radiate ten to thousands times more intense far-infrared radiation than typical conductive materials, and such strong far-infrared radiation is achieved with high, typically greater than 90%, conversion efficiency of energy to radiation. The radiation properties of the proposed conductive materials do not follow the Wien's law (“black body” law). The devices are intended to be used in therapy, medicine, cosmetic technology, hygiene technology, or household use.

Abstract: This invention discloses cryo-heating devices and methods for cooling and heating objects in a very rapid timescale, from femtosecond to subsecond. The cryo-heating device comprising of an up-converting electromagnetic energy medium and an electromagnetic source that is further supported by another radiation source selected from the group of sonic, magnetic, electric, electroluminescent, up-converted luminescence, pressure and thermal. The medium in the cryo-heating phototreatment device is cooling or heating objects by up-conversion of electromagnetic energy and by conversion of electromagnetic energy, respectively. Both, cooling and heating of objects are achieved by electromagnetic radiation at different wavelengths, or at the same wavelength when objects are also absorbing electromagnetic radiation. The invention also proposes a further enhancement of cooling and heating of objects by the use of surface plasmon resonance conducting nanostructures embedded into the medium.

Abstract: This invention provides a novel aqueous dentifrice composition having multiplex effects on desulfurization of teeth, oral tissue, and on other dental and oral/body care and treatments. The dentifrice composition combined with electromagnetic energy and/or with treatment substances provides advanced means for daily oral/body care and treatments.

Abstract: Methods and applications of surface plasmon resonance-enhanced antibacterial, anti-adhere, adhere, catalytic, hydrophilic, hydrophobic, spectral change, biological and chemical decomposition properties of materials with embedded nanoparticles are disclosed. A method of the nonlinear generation of surface plasmon resonance enables the use of light with wavelengths from X-Ray to IR to enhance properties of materials by several orders of magnitude. The nanoparticle size is crucial for the enhancement and their size is considered to be in the proposed methods and applications within a range of 0.1 nm to 200,000 nm. The nanoparticles preferably are made of noble metals and/or semiconductor oxides.

Abstract: Our invention disclosures a biodosimeter and method of measurements a dose of radiation and/or biological-chemical substances absorbed by human or animal body, microbes, plants. The invention describes a multiparametric analysis system to evaluate biochemical and physical patterns related to a range of doses of radiation and/or biological-chemical substances following exposure of human body by radiation and/or biological-chemical substances. In our invention we also propose to use a method of plasmon enhancement by which intrinsic biomolecular targets within human body may increase their fluorescence QY close to unity, especially for the variety of biochemicals. The disclosed robust biodosimeter provides fast-response field applications to normal populations exposed to radiation and/or biological-chemical substances release, and to first-responders evaluating those normal populations.

Abstract: A nanostructured enhancer of antimicrobial, hydrophilic, hydrophobic and catalytic properties is disclosed in the present invention. The nanostructured enhancer comprises a particle that has at least one pico- or nanometer innerstructured component that displays much higher antimicrobial, hydrophilic, hydrophobic and catalytic properties than the particle without the innerstructured component. The invention further describes the use of different type of energy sources to excite the innerstructured component to additionally increase the properties of the nanostructured particle.

Abstract: Device and methods are provided for an up-conversion energy internal cooling of electronic devices such as IC chips, which enable efficient cooling of high frequency rate, high power and density electronic devices. Up-conversion energy internal cooling IC chips are designed to provide uniform internal cooling with possibility of localized cooling capabilities for high frequency processing rate/high power density regions of IC chips. The design also includes external cooling of the IC chips, or theirs electronic components by an electromagnetic source.

Abstract: This invention describes a method of use surface plasmon of nanoparticles to enhance CRT, LCD, OLED, Plasma and other display technologies. The plasmon-enhanced nanoparticles interacting with nearby luminophores, liquid crystals or other materials improve in display technologies brightness, contrast, and longevity of luminophores; make faster response time and better direction emission display. The plasmon-enhanced nanoparticles like quantum dots can be also used directly as a luminophores in quantum display technologies.

Abstract: This invention describes a novel method and a novel device for In-Situ replacement of abnormal biomaterials with regenerated new biomaterials having preserved its original functionalities. For example, a scalp tissue with lost hair cells is replaced with a new regenerated scalp tissue having hair cells. The device comprising of an intrusive means to remove or destroy abnormal biomaterials from a body of an individual and a regenerative means to stimulate function-recognitive biomaterials in the body in places where was removed abnormal biomaterials, and then use the stimulated function-recognitive biomaterials to enable or to accelerate regeneration processes of new normally functional biomaterials. The described In-Situ biomaterial regeneration is performed without need of the use of the function-recognitive biomaterials harvested from other places in the body than from the places where were removed abnormal biomaterials.

Abstract: The methods and applications of a surface plasmon resonance-enhanced marking technique are disclosed. The technique uses surface plasmon resonance (SPR) excited nanoparticles and a surface plasmon resonance source in nonlinear interactions with nearby chemical substances and medium for marking purposes. The SPR-enhanced absorption and fluorescence rates of chemical substances or medium and nonlinearity of SPR interactions with chemical substances or medium make the proposed method suitable for marking fragile materials including biomaterials, such as writing on thin plastic foils or DNA-protein crosslinking. The marking method can also be applied to a three-dimensional recording and read out information system with subwavelength resolutions, coding information of secrete documents, drug delivery, tissue surgery, tattoo writing or removal, photodynamic therapy, cosmetic and dermatological treatment.

Abstract: Multiplex hygienic-therapeutic devices are based upon plurality energy members arranged in at least one layered structure. The devices comprise energy members including, for example, electromagnetic, sonic, microwave, magnetic, thermal, electric, electrostatic, mechanical, ionic, and ionizing radiation. The use of multiplex hygienic-therapeutic devices with the hygienic and therapeutical substances whose hygienic-therapeutical properties may be enhanced by radiation of the energy member and/or the energy members of the multiplex hygienic-therapeutic devices is also disclosed.

Abstract: This disclosure describes novel therapeutic devices and methods for thrombosis or pulmonary embolism at physiological temperature that are based upon electromagnetic pulsed energy sources of Near Infrared (NIR) and Far Infrared (FIR) that pulsed radiations are exposed to the human body for prevention and treatment. The pulsed sources may work in the devices in coincidental, uncoincidental or sequential modes with variable pulse durations, variable pulse repetitions or variable pulse intensities, and the modes or pulse properties are selected accordingly to thrombosis or pulmonary embolism conditions.

Abstract: This invention relates to novel hygienic-therapeutic or personal care devices that are based upon intense far-infrared sources in which radiation is generated by novel conductive materials. The conductive materials are specially designed and made to radiate ten to thousands times more intense far-infrared radiation than typical conductive materials, and such strong far-infrared radiation is achieved with high, typically greater than 90%, conversion efficiency of energy to radiation. The radiation properties of the proposed conductive materials do not follow the Wien's law (“black body” law). The devices are intended to be used in therapy, medicine, cosmetic technology, hygiene technology, or household use.

Abstract: This invention discloses an LED multiplex source and a method of using multi-band-type energies from the source for sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy of a targeted body. The LED multiplex source is a pulsed/modulated LED source with at least one different member of the group of pulsed/modulated radiation sources consisting of: an electromagnetic, acoustic, electroluminescent, thermal, and/or magnetic source. The invention also teaches how to convert heat generated by the LED multiplex source into electromagnetic radiation and uses this radiation for sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy. The LED multiplex source is an energy-efficient radiation source, is compact, and also provides sensory feedback to optimize, in real-time, sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy processes. The invented source will replace some of the existing radiation sources and, as well, will open new areas of applications.

Abstract: The invention discloses novel solutions in fuel cell technology that are based upon advances in nanotechnology. The solutions relate to the use of an embedded plurality of nanostructures in a fuel cell, to the nanostructures micro- to nano-positions with respect to each other, to tuned nanostructure properties to energy sources and nanotechnology effects. Such proposed solutions lead to more effective electrochemical reactions, to better generation/diffusion of ions, electrons, and reaction products at the reaction sites, to better “burning” of fuels, to reduced fuel cross-over effects, to more robust the fuel cell, to significant increased production of electricity in the proposed fuel cells, and to other beneficial effects.

Abstract: A device is provided, in direct skin contact, surrounding an injured area for the treatment, reduction of joint inflammation, edema and excitation of neural and muscular stimulation associated with human and mammal tissues. This therapeutic light source includes a multiplicity of light emitting diodes (LED's) found in the ranges of 350 nm to 1000+ nm and fiber optic connections. A neoprene type material or other non-allergenic material is used to set the LED's and fiber optics in layers consisting of contact with the skin to few centimeters from the skin tissue. Distance will vary from contact or near contact with devices to several millimeters of separation. Each LED array is independently controlled allowing for optimal modulation of light frequencies and wavelengths. Technology is integrated allowing for biomedical feedback of tissue temperature and other statistical information.

Abstract: This invention discloses cryo-heating phototreatment devices and methods for cooling and heating objects in a very rapid timescale, from femtosecond to subsecond. The cryo-heating phototreatment device is a multiplex energy source comprising of an electromagnetic source and at least one of the members of the group of radiation sources: sonic, magnetic, electric, electroluminescent, up-converted luminescence, pressure and thermal. The electromagnetic source in the cryo-heating phototreatment device induces cooling of objects by up-converting energy luminescence and heating by absorption or interaction of electromagnetic radiation with objects. The invention also proposes a method of an enhancement of the up-converted energy cooling and heating processes by surface plasmon resonance of conducting nanostructures. The proposed devices and methods of very rapid cooling and heating can be applied in biomedical technologies and health care.

Abstract: This invention discloses an LED multiplex source and a method of using multi-band-type energies from the source for sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy of a targeted body. The LED multiplex source is a pulsed/modulated LED source with at least one different member of the group of pulsed/modulated radiation sources consisting of: an electromagnetic, acoustic, electroluminescent, thermal, and/or magnetic source. The invention also teaches how to convert heat generated by the LED multiplex source into electromagnetic radiation and uses this radiation for sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy. The LED multiplex source is an energy-efficient radiation source, is compact, and also provides sensory feedback to optimize, in real-time, sterilization, bioactivation, and therapy processes. The invented source will replace some of the existing radiation sources and, as well, will open new areas of applications.

Abstract: Composition of methods and devices for surface plasmon resonance-enhanced medical and cosmetic procedures are disclosed. The invention relates to the use of a nonlinear surface plasmon resonance generation source and metal nanoparticles embedded to a body to enhance medical and cosmetic procedures in the body. The methods and devices in this invention can be applied for very effective three-dimensionally localized body surgery, tattoo removal, skin pigmentation removal, hair removal, drug delivery, photodynamic therapy, thrombosis, lithotripsy and cosmetic body treatment. The present invention relates also to a method of making temporary, semi-permanent and permanent tattoos with surface plasmon resonance technique.