Patents by Inventor Steven Holman

Steven Holman 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).

  • OPTICAL APPARATUS FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY MEASURING THE SCATTERING AND CONCENTRATION OF SIGNALS OF MACROMOLECULES IN A FLOW CELL
    Publication number: 20070291265
    Abstract: This invention relates to a fiber optic apparatus for simultaneously measuring the scattering and concentration signals of macromolecules in a flow cell 3. The apparatus is based on the delivery/focusing of both a laser and ultraviolet light source to the same physical position in a low volume flow cell 4, via a bifurcated optical fiber 3. This configuration allows the light scattering and concentration signal changes associated with a macromolecular solution passing through the flow channel to be measured simultaneously. This invention also relates to a method that uses the optical apparatus 10 to determine properties of a macromolecular solution such as the ideal crystallization and/or formulation conditions (via B22) for a given protein solution.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 13, 2007
    Publication date: December 20, 2007
    Applicant: MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
    Inventors: Steven Holman, Bin Guo, W. Wilson, Joseph Fanguy
  • Method and system for information communication between potential positionees and positionors
    Publication number: 20030009437
    Abstract: A computer program and method are disclosed for matching a potential positionee and potential positionor. The potential positionee is provided with a positionee information entry interface for entering positionee information comprising the potential positionee's actual qualifications. The positionee information is stored in a database. Matching is accomplished by providing the potential positionor with a positionor information entry interface for electronically entering positionor information comprising at least one target qualification for a position, the positionor information being stored in the database. Matching is based on determining whether the positionee information correlates with the positionor information. A correlated information list is created. The correlated information is presented for review. Code sections of the computer program preferably accomplish these and other tasks.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 31, 2001
    Publication date: January 9, 2003
    Inventors: Margaret Seiler, Thomas Revane, Daniel Ambrecht, William Backs, William Bailey, Andrew Bennett, Larry Books, James Bremenkamp, Brad Brown, Rodger Campbell, Ten-Hung Chu, Michael Cooney, Mitchell Daniels, Rory Dickinson, Martin Donnelly, Ann Fish, Sandra Gates, Sandra Grepling, Michael Gulino, William Harrison, Steven Holman, Douglas Horton, Raymond Jackson, Simon Jin, Christopher Jones, Gunter Kalogridis, Paul Kreiner, Breck Kuhnke, Louis Lembcke, Timothy Lenning, Thomas Lepore, Gary Mayer, Joseph Mindock, Karl Moulton, Brent Peebles, Denise Pike, Andrzej Placzek, Timoty Saar, Mark Schlosser, Susan Schumerth, Scott Sellers, Andrew Sutter, Korol Taylor, Eric Toennies, William Vonderhaar, M. John Way, Lisa Winfrey, Carol Yanowitz, Youan Zeng, Mark Zgarrick, Saptarshi Kateata, Angel Li