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Alan P. Carpenter, Carlisle, MA US
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| 20100331676 | GAMMA PROBE DETECTION OF AMYLOID PLAQUE USING RADIOLABELED A-BETA BINDING COMPOUNDS - The present invention relates to a method of detecting β-amyloid peptide aggregates in the brain of an individual and kits thereto. The method includes administering to an individual an effective amount of an Aβ-binding radiopharmaceutical, waiting a period of time, measuring a gamma radiation count over an external area of the head corresponding to the cortex of the individual using a radiation detection device, and comparing the gamma radiation count with a control gamma radiation count. | 12-30-2010 |
Craig E. Carpenter, Shirley, MA US
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| 20090045704 | Method for forming a multi-layer electrode underlying a piezoelectric layer and related structure - According to an exemplary embodiment, a method of forming a multi-layer electrode for growing a piezoelectric layer thereon includes a step of forming a high conductivity metal layer over a substrate. The method further includes a step of forming a seed layer over the high conductivity metal layer. The method further includes a step of forming a high density metal layer over the seed layer. The method further includes a step of forming a piezoelectric layer over the high density metal layer. The high conductivity metal layer, the seed layer, and the high density metal layer form the multi-layer electrode on which the piezoelectric layer is grown. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20090267453 | BULK ACOUSTIC WAVE RESONATOR WITH CONTROLLED THICKNESS REGION HAVING CONTROLLED ELECTROMECHANICAL COUPLING - According to an exemplary embodiment, a bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator includes a piezoelectric layer situated between upper and lower electrodes, where each of the upper and lower electrodes are a high density metal. The BAW resonator further includes a controlled thickness region including a low density metal segment, where the low density metal segment is situated adjacent to the piezoelectric layer, and where the controlled thickness region has controlled electromechanical coupling. The controlled thickness region can provide reduced electromechanical coupling into lateral modes. The low density metal segment can extend along the perimeter of the BAW resonator. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20090267457 | Bulk acoustic wave resonator with reduced energy loss - According to an exemplary embodiment, a bulk acoustic wave (BAW) resonator includes a piezoelectric layer having a disrupted texture region, where the disrupted texture region is situated in a controlled thickness region of the BAW resonator. The BAW resonator further includes lower and upper electrodes situated on opposite surfaces of the piezoelectric layer. The controlled thickness region has controlled electromechanical coupling and includes a segment of material situated over the upper electrode. The segment of material can be a metal or a dielectric material. The disrupted texture region can be situated at an edge of the BAW resonator and can extend along a perimeter of the BAW resonator. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20100231329 | BAW STRUCTURE WITH REDUCED TOPOGRAPHIC STEPS AND RELATED METHOD - According to one embodiment, a method of forming a segment of a layer of material, where the segment of the layer of material has at least one tapered sidewall, is disclosed, where the method includes forming a mask over the layer of material. The method includes etching the mask and the layer of material in an etch process by controlling an etch rate of the mask and an etch rate of the layer of material so as to form the segment of the layer of material with the at least one tapered sidewall. A first etch chemistry is used to etch the mask and a second etch chemistry is used to etch the layer of material. The etch rates of the mask and the layer of material can be controlled by controlling a ratio of the first and second etch chemistries. The method can be utilized to fabricate BAW structures. | 09-16-2010 |
Matthew Chace Carpenter, North Attleboro, MA US
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| 20100119292 | ADJUSTABLE TAB DIVIDER - Embodiments of the invention relate to dividers with tabs adjustable along at least two edges of the binder. One embodiment is directed to a divider for use in a binder. The divider comprises a panel, the panel comprising a binding edge and a plurality of non-binding edges, and a tab. The panel comprises at least one binding feature adjacent the binding edge and at least one tab mating feature adjacent at least first and second edges of the plurality of non-binding edges. The tab is configured to mate with the at least one tab mating feature. The at least one tab mating feature is configured such that the tab is positionable in at least two longitudinal positions along the first non-binding edge and in at least two longitudinal positions along the second non-binding edge. | 05-13-2010 |
| 20100209177 | ADJUSTABLE TAB DIVIDER - Embodiments of the invention relate to dividers with tabs adjustable along at least two edges of the binder. One embodiment is directed to a divider for use in a binder. The divider comprises a panel, the panel comprising a binding edge and a plurality of non-binding edges, and a tab. The panel comprises at least one binding feature adjacent the binding edge and at least one tab mating feature adjacent at least first and second edges of the plurality of non-binding edges. The tab is configured to mate with the at least one tab mating feature. The at least one tab mating feature is configured such that the tab is positionable in at least two longitudinal positions along the first non-binding edge and in at least two longitudinal positions along the second non-binding edge. | 08-19-2010 |
Michael Carpenter, Maynard, MA US
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| 20090260289 | Door Safety System - A system and method for minimizing door related injuries are disclosed. Briefly, a mechanism requiring little or no external power is used to vary the force needed to open a door. If an obstruction (i.e. a person, pet, etc) is within the sweep of the opening door, the force needed by the user to push open the door will be increased, to give the user tactile feedback that an accident may be imminent. The feedback mechanism can be implemented in a variety of ways, including embodiments that require no external power or battery. A sensor is used to detect the presence of an obstruction within the sweep of the door. In a further embodiment, a mechanism is used to slow or stop a door from closing if an obstruction (such as a finger) is in the return path of the door. | 10-22-2009 |
Randall L. Carpenter, Boston, MA US
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| 20100029770 | Methods of treating mental retardation, down's syndrome, fragile X syndrome and autism - Subjects having at least one condition selected from the group consisting of mental retardation, Down's syndrome, fragile X syndrome and autism are treated with a composition that includes gamma-aminobutyric acid agonists and/or M1 muscarinic receptor antagonists. The gamma-aminobutyric acid agonist (GABA) can be a GABA(B) agonist, such as baclofen. GABA(B) agonists can be used in combination with Group I mGluR antagonists and M1 muscarinic receptor antagonists in methods of treating humans. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20120122986 | Methods of Treating Fragile X Syndrome - Subjects having fragile X syndrome are treated with a composition that includes gamma-aminobutyric acid agonists. The gamma-aminobutyric acid agonist (GABA) can be a GABA(B) agonist, such as baclofen, including racemic and R-baclofen. | 05-17-2012 |
| 20120129940 | METHODS OF TREATING AUTISM - Subjects having autism are treated with a composition that includes gamma-aminobutyric acid agonists. The gamma-aminobutyric acid agonist (GABA) can be a GABA(B) agonist, such as baclofen. | 05-24-2012 |
Rustin Ivins Carpenter, Acton, MA US
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| 20120130899 | CHECK21 PROCESSING OF NON-DDA TRANSACTIONS - Embodiments provide processing of non-DDA transactions as Check21 transactions. In some implementations, a consumer registers a DDA account (e.g., a checking account) with a payment processing entity. The payment processing entity (e.g., or an agent or affiliate) generates a non-DDA account (e.g., a debit card account) and maps the new non-DDA account to the consumer's preexisting DDA account. When the consumer uses the non-DDA account at a point of sale, transaction information, including the non-DDA account information, is routed to the payment processing entity. The payment processing entity uses its mapping to identify the consumer's DDA account, uses the DDA account information and transaction information to generate a Check21-compliant check image, and clears and/or settles the transaction through Check21 channels. Accordingly, from the consumer's perspective, the transaction is carried out as a non-DDA transaction; while from the merchant's perspective, the transaction is processed using relatively low-cost Check21 channels. | 05-24-2012 |