Patents by Inventor John L. Gordon
John L. Gordon has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240376278Abstract: Epoxy resin formulations and processes for producing composites via low temperature, isothermal infusion, the composites exhibiting performance characteristics suitable for aerospace materials and applications thereof, the formulations comprising: Type-1 anionic formulations; Type-2 anionic formulations; Type-2 anionic formulations with toughener; and cationic formulations. The composites include an epoxy resin formulation and one or more composite fiber materials, the composites formed via an isothermal infusion and cure process in which infusion and cure temperatures of the epoxy resin are about the same, are less than about 100° C., and cure time is less than about one hour. The composites have a glass transition temperature (Tg)?150° C. and a storage modulus ?3 GPa.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 2, 2024Publication date: November 14, 2024Inventors: Joseph G. Smith, JR., Scott R. Zavada, Elizabeth Moore, John M. Gardner, Godfrey Sauti, Benjamin D. Jensen, Keith L. Gordon, Emilie J. Siochi
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Publication number: 20240349763Abstract: Provided are millet and food products made from millet having reduced lipase activity. Also provided are nucleic acid sequences, constructs, expression cadettes, markers, primers probes, methods, gene editing tools, and materials useful in producing millet with reduced lipase activity as well as millet food products with reduced rancidity.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2022Publication date: October 24, 2024Applicants: PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL, INC., INTERNATIONAL CROPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR THE SEMI-ARID TROPICSInventors: RASIKA RAJENDRA AHER, POOJA BHATNAGAR-MATHUR, JOHN D. EVERARD, KAYLA S. FLYCKT, WILLIAM JAMES GORDON-KAMM, SUDHAKAR REDDY PALAKOLANU, KIRAN K. SHARMA, LAURA L. WAYNE
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Patent number: 7597502Abstract: A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft (or other vehicle) overrunning a runway (or other surface). Relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, positioned under the frangible material may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A fastening configuration at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit. Arresting units may also include a bottom layer of material stronger than the block of compressible material and a sealant coating with water resistant properties.Type: GrantFiled: July 9, 2007Date of Patent: October 6, 2009Assignee: Engineered Arresting Systems CorporationInventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Patent number: 7261490Abstract: Aircraft arresting beds constructed of cellular concrete at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena. Arresting units resistant to such effects and related methods are described. A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft overrunning a runway. Relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, positioned under the frangible material may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A fastening configuration at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2005Date of Patent: August 28, 2007Assignee: Engineered Arresting Systems CorporationInventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Patent number: 6971817Abstract: Aircraft arresting beds constructed of cellular concrete at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena. Arresting units resistant to such effects are described. A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft overrunning a runway. Relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, positioned under the frangible material may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A fastening configuration at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2004Date of Patent: December 6, 2005Assignee: Engineered Arresting Systems CorporationInventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Publication number: 20040141808Abstract: Aircraft arresting beds constructed of cellular concrete at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena. Arresting units resistant to such effects are described. A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft overrunning a runway. Relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, positioned under the frangible material may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A fastening configuration at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 9, 2004Publication date: July 22, 2004Inventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Patent number: 6685387Abstract: Aircraft arresting beds constructed of cellular concrete at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena. Arresting units resistant to such effects are described. A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft overrunning a runway. A top sheet of relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, under the top sheet may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A wrapping, such as polyester net, at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit.Type: GrantFiled: September 13, 2001Date of Patent: February 3, 2004Assignee: Engineered Arresting Systems CorporationInventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Publication number: 20030049075Abstract: Aircraft arresting beds constructed of cellular concrete at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena. Arresting units resistant to such effects are described. A block of compressible material, such as cellular concrete, provides compressive failure characteristics suitable for arresting travel of an aircraft overrunning a runway. A top sheet of relatively thin frangible material positioned above the block provides a stronger, more damage resistant surface, while still readily fracturing in an arresting incident. Intermediate material, such as a foam layer, under the top sheet may be included to provide a protective cushioning effect by mitigating transmission of external phenomena forces to the block. A wrapping, such as polyester net, at least partially enclosing other portions of the arresting unit provides a stable unified composite, without destroying desired compressive failure characteristics of the unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 13, 2001Publication date: March 13, 2003Inventors: Glenn Allen, Richard D. Angley, John L. Gordon, Peter T. Mahal, Silvia C. Valentini
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Patent number: 5605230Abstract: A container, such as the type having a base portion, and an upper neck portion, a shoulder portion between the neck and base portion and a removable closure applied to the neck portion in a sealed relation therewith, is provided with an anti-counterfeit multi-layer label construction. The multi-layer construction includes a label which is adhesively applied to the back side of a container. A printed indicia is provided on the front side of the label so as to be readable by the customer upon removal of an overlying sleeve which is placed over the label. The sleeve is in the form of a protective film which is heat shrunk into a conforming, sealed relationship around the container and which covers at least a portion of the label. A release coat is provided over the underlying printing. A background coat is provided over the release coat so as to cover the underlying printing. Top indicia is provided on the background coat with a varnish thereon.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 1994Date of Patent: February 25, 1997Assignee: ELR, Inc.Inventors: Michael A. Marino, Jr., John L. Gordon, Jr., Richard J. St. Hilaire
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Patent number: 4427649Abstract: Pharmaceutical liposome compositions containing an anti-inflammatory steroid derivative bearing a lipophilic substituent, for example cortisol 21-hexadecanoate. Method of treatment of inflammation at a site involving an enclosed cavity, for example the treatment of rheumatic disease, comprising injecting a said pharmaceutical liposome composition into said cavity. Specified new steroid derivatives, for example fluocinolone acetamide 21-hexadecanoate.Type: GrantFiled: December 31, 1981Date of Patent: January 24, 1984Assignees: Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, National Research Development CorporationInventors: John T. Dingle, John L. Gordon, Geraint Jones, Clive G. Knight, John S. Lowe