Gold-Based Technologies Available for Commercial Exploitation

The following organisations have gold-based technologies available for licensing and commercial exploitation:

	Technology	Organisation
	Gold based alloy nanoparticles for use as fuel cell catalysts	Binghamton University
	Electrohydrodynamic Printing of Gold Nanoparticles	University College of London
	Novel Gold-Based Vapochromic Gas Sensor	Simon Fraser University
	Gold Nanoparticle Enhanced X-ray Therapy	University of California, Davis
	Carbohydrate-Encapsulated Gold Nanoparticles as Novel Anti-metastatic Agents	National Institutes of Health
	Novel gold catalyst for the selective oxidation of CO in hydrogen	Leiden University
	Gold catalyst for hydrogen purification in fuel cell systems	Project AuTEK
	Gold Coated Nanoparticles for Biotechnology Applications	Los Alamos National Laboratory
	Gold-Based Catalyst to Remove CO from Hydrogen Gas	Wisconsin Alumini Research Foundation
	Gold Particles as Catalysts for Polymerization of Alkysilanes	Kansas State University Research Foundation
	Nano-gold catalysts	Union Chemical Laboratories
	Gold-based drugs for cancer treatment	National University of Singapore
	Gold as a Nanoscale Heater	University of Technology Sydney
	Gold in Diesel Oxidation Catalysts	Nanostellar
	Monolayer Protected Gold Clusters	Project AuTEK
	Ink-jet Printable Gold Nanoparticle Ink	Johnson Matthey
	Gold as a Colourant in High Value Textiles	University of Victoria

The following websites may be of assistance to those seeking to commercially exploit gold-based science and technologies:
TechConnect
Yet2.com

Nanoposts.com