Patents by Inventor Matthew Yates
Matthew Yates 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: 20240226924Abstract: A misting device, including a liquid pipe detachably connected to an external liquid source to receive at least one liquid therein, a plurality of nozzles disposed on at least a portion of the liquid pipe to mist the at least one liquid therefrom in response to the liquid pipe receiving the at least one liquid, and a shade removably connected to at least a portion of the liquid pipe to cover an area thereunder.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 6, 2023Publication date: July 11, 2024Inventor: Matthew Yates
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Patent number: 11987782Abstract: Described herein are biofilm bioreactors for synthesis at the interface between two liquids, and methods of using such bioreactors for the biotransformation of feedstocks into chemical products. Also contemplated is the extraction of such products.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2021Date of Patent: May 21, 2024Assignee: The Government of the United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventors: Sarah Glaven, Elizabeth Onderko, Andrew Maygar, Matthew Yates
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Publication number: 20240117286Abstract: Described herein are biofilm bioreactors for synthesis at the interface between two liquids, and methods of using such bioreactors for the biotransformation of feedstocks into chemical products. Also contemplated is the extraction of such products.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Applicants: US Department of the Navy, The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.Inventors: Sarah Glaven, Elizabeth Onderko, Andrew Maygar, Matthew Yates
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Publication number: 20230313105Abstract: A packed bed bioreactor is fabricated as a monolith entirely using additive manufacturing techniques, also known as 3D printing. Construction of a bioreactor in this manner enables control over the reactor dimensions and properties (such as void volume) as well as the dimensions, shape, and pattern of the media bed. Together these attributes give the end-user control over the size, shape, material, and flow characteristics of the bioreactor.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2022Publication date: October 5, 2023Inventors: Matthew Yates, Sarah Glaven
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Publication number: 20210253990Abstract: Described herein are biofilm bioreactors for synthesis at the interface between two liquids, and methods of using such bioreactors for the biotransformation of feedstocks into chemical products. Also contemplated is the extraction of such products.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 18, 2021Publication date: August 19, 2021Applicants: The Government of the United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy, THE CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORATORY, INC.Inventors: Sarah Glaven, Elizabeth Onderko, Andrew Maygar, Matthew Yates
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Publication number: 20170173213Abstract: Polarized hydroxyapatite films disposed on a substrate. The films have a residual polarization of at least 5 mC/cm2. Also provided are methods of making and using polarized hydroxyapatite. The films can be used as coatings of medical devices, such as, for example, medical implants.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2015Publication date: June 22, 2017Inventors: Matthew YATES, Keith SAVINO, Paul GABRYS, Cong FU
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Patent number: 8916311Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 2011Date of Patent: December 23, 2014Assignee: University of RochesterInventors: Matthew Yates, Wei Xue
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Patent number: 8129072Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 2011Date of Patent: March 6, 2012Assignee: University of RochesterInventors: Matthew Yates, Dongxia Liu
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Publication number: 20120040269Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 19, 2011Publication date: February 16, 2012Applicant: University of RochesterInventors: Matthew Yates, Wei Xue
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Publication number: 20110192727Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 11, 2011Publication date: August 11, 2011Applicant: UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTERInventors: Matthew Yates, Dongxia Liu
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Publication number: 20110127305Abstract: A device to adjust a position of a head-worn vision system such as a visual display apparatus in multiple directions. The device includes an adjustment assembly with a brake member and a mounting support moveably attached to the adjustment assembly in a fixed position by the brake member. The device allows simultaneous adjustment of a head worn vision system by release the brake member.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2010Publication date: June 2, 2011Inventor: Matthew Yates
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Patent number: 7943269Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2009Date of Patent: May 17, 2011Assignee: University of RochesterInventors: Matthew Yates, Dongxia Liu
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Publication number: 20100015494Abstract: A c-axis-oriented HAP thin film synthesized by seeded growth on a palladium hydrogen membrane substrate. An exemplary synthetic process includes electrochemical seeding on the substrate, and secondary and tertiary hydrothermal treatments under conditions that favor growth along c-axes and a-axes in sequence. By adjusting corresponding synthetic conditions, an HAP this film can be grown to a controllable thickness with a dense coverage on the underlying substrate. The thin films have relatively high proton conductivity under hydrogen atmosphere and high temperature conditions. The c-axis oriented films may be integrated into fuel cells for application in the intermediate temperature range of 200-600° C. The electrochemical-hydrothermal deposition technique may be applied to create other oriented crystal materials having optimized properties, useful for separations and catalysis as well as electronic and electrochemical applications, electrochemical membrane reactors, and in chemical sensors.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2009Publication date: January 21, 2010Applicant: University of RochesterInventors: Matthew Yates, Dongxia Liu
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Publication number: 20070292331Abstract: Novel zeolites are produced by combining a polar solute, a silicon or phosphorous source, and a structure directing agent. Surfactants and a hydrophobic solvent are added to the previously mixed three species and shaken to disperse the surfactants. The reverse microemulsion is stirred overnight, at about room temperature and then iced for five to ten minutes. A metal source is added vigorously shaken for about two minutes. The mixture is then aged for about two hours at about room temperature. A mineralizer is added and the resultant mixture aged for about two hours at about room temperature. The mixture is heated to about 180° C., for a suitable time period. The final novel product is then isolated.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2005Publication date: December 20, 2007Inventors: William Tumas, Kevin Ott, T. McCleskey, Matthew Yates, Eva Birnbaum
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Publication number: 20060036237Abstract: Devices and methods for the selective orientation of electrodes for effecting the controlled ablation, coagulation, or other modification of a target tissue in vivo with no or minimal collateral tissue damage. The subject devices are electrosurgical wands configured to only bend in a single plane. The subject methods involve use of the subject devices to prepare for the treatment of a target tissue site.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2005Publication date: February 16, 2006Applicant: ArthroCare CorporationInventors: Terry Davison, Matthew Yates, Theodore Ormsby, Jean Woloszko
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Patent number: 6770763Abstract: A novel process for the asymmetric synthesis of an amino-pyrrolidinone of the type shown below from appropriate pyrrolidinones is described. These compounds are useful as intermediates for MMP and TACE inhibitors.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2003Date of Patent: August 3, 2004Assignee: Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyInventors: Nicholas A. Magnus, Pasquale N. Confalone, Scott A. Savage, Matthew Yates, Robert E. Waltermir, David J. Meloni, Silvio Campagna
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Publication number: 20030236401Abstract: A novel process for the asymmetric synthesis of an amino-pyrrolidinone of the type shown below from appropriate pyrrolidinones is described.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2003Publication date: December 25, 2003Inventors: Nicholas A. Magnus, Pasquale N. Confalone, Scott A. Savage, Matthew Yates, Robert E. Waltermire, David J. Meloni, Silvio Campagna
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Patent number: 6663204Abstract: A two part shelf for use in a refrigerator and preferably in a freezer compartment of a refrigerator has at least four shelf members mounted to the cabinet for supporting the two part shelf assembly. The two part shelf has a main shelf portion and an auxiliary shelf portion. The main shelf portion has a frame that supports a shelf floor that preferably extends from the rear wall towards an open front and partially across the width of the refrigerator cabinet. The main shelf portion has a rear frame member supported by at least two shelf support members and extends across the width of the cabinet beyond the width of the shelf floor. The auxiliary shelf portion has a second frame for supporting a second shelf floor. The second load supporting floor extends from the rear wall towards the open front and extends from one of the side walls towards the first load supporting floor of the main shelf portion.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2001Date of Patent: December 16, 2003Assignee: Camco Inc.Inventors: Samir Atalla, James Matthew Yates, Ed Simmons
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Patent number: 6546597Abstract: A hollow full grip gas assist appliance handle for use in a household refrigerator has a hollow full grip portion comprising a thermal plastic material that is a 10-40% glass filled homopolymer polypropylene. The distal ends of the hollow grip portion are solid thermoplastic material which encases a metal insert that is adapted to be secured to a side panel of the refrigerator door. The hollow appliance handle provides a solid feel or touch handle along it's full grip portion with solid distal end portions subject to little bending movement due to the metal inserts permitting the door handle to be firmly attached to the side panels of the refrigerator door.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2001Date of Patent: April 15, 2003Assignee: Camco Inc.Inventors: Samir Atalla, Wilfred Wong, James Matthew Yates, Nedo Banicevic
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Publication number: 20020184734Abstract: A hollow full grip gas assist appliance handle for use in a household refrigerator has a hollow full grip portion comprising a thermal plastic material that is a 10-40% glass filled homopolymer polypropylene. The distal ends of the hollow grip portion are solid thermoplastic material which encases a metal insert that is adapted to be secured to a side panel of the refrigerator door. The hollow appliance handle provides a solid feel or touch handle along it's full grip portion with solid distal end portions subject to little bending movement due to the metal inserts permitting the door handle to be firmly attached to the side panels of the refrigerator door.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2001Publication date: December 12, 2002Applicant: Camco Inc.Inventors: Samir Atalla, Wilfred Wong, James Matthew Yates, Nedo Banicevic