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Boyd K. Dimmock, Raleigh, NC US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080239649Design structure for an interposer for expanded capability of a blade server chassis system - A design structure embodied in a machine readable storage medium for designing, manufacturing, and/or testing a system chassis includes multiple chassis bays configured for receiving either of a single, conventional server blade or an adapter blade is provided. The adapter blade can selectively secure a plurality of compact blades, such as a blade PC. The adapter blade includes an interposer disposed for electronically communicating each compact blade with a server interface as a separate node upon securing a compact blade within any of the adapter bays. Each compact blade may be configured as a server, a “client blade” or “blade PC”, or a companion blade providing application-specific features. Therefore, the use of an adapter blade increases the flexibility of and capability of the processor system.10-02-2008

Patent applications by Boyd K. Dimmock, Raleigh, NC US

Boyd King Dimmock, Raleigh, NC US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080244052ADAPTER BLADE WITH INTERPOSER FOR EXPANDED CAPABILITY OF A BLADE SERVER CHASSIS SYSTEM - A system chassis includes multiple chassis bays configured for receiving either of a single, conventional server blade or an adapter blade. The adapter blade can selectively secure a plurality of compact blades, such as a blade PC. The adapter blade includes an interposer disposed for electronically communicating each compact blade with a server interface as a separate node upon securing a compact blade within any of the adapter bays. Each compact blade may be configured as a server, a “client blade” or “blade PC”, or a companion blade providing application-specific features. Therefore, the use of an adapter blade increases the flexibility of and capability of the processor system.10-02-2008

Patent applications by Boyd King Dimmock, Raleigh, NC US

James Andrew Robert Dimmock, Oxford GB

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100269895MULTIJUNCTION PHOTOVOLTAIC STRUCTURE WITH THREE-DIMENSIONAL SUBCELL - A multijunction photovoltaic structure includes a first subcell including a p-n or p-i-n junction with elongated structures; and a second subcell, arranged in tandem with the first subcell, and including a planar p-n or p-i-n junction.10-28-2010

Nigel Dimmock, Coventry GB

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090191158DEFECTIVE INTERFERING VIRUS - Cloned, i.e. defined, defective interfering (DI) influenza A virus is produced in embryonated hens eggs using a method which generates large quantities of DI virus material. Cloned DI virus is then used in tests on mice and ferrets given a lethal challenge of wild-type influenza A virus. When cloned DI influenza A virus is co-administered with a lethal dose of virulent influenza A virus, mice are protected compared to a control of inactivated cloned DI influenza A virus. Mice which survived the administration of cloned DI influenza A virus and infective challenge virus are three weeks later still protected against lethal challenge with infective virus. Control mice which received only cloned DI influenza A virus and no lethal challenge are not protected three weeks later on lethal challenge with infective virus.07-30-2009

Nigel Dimmock, Leamington GB

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110243896ANTI-VIRAL PROTECTION WITH VIRUSES CONTAINING DEFECTIVE GENOME SEGMENTS - The invention relates to virology and the prevention and/or treatment of viral infection and disease in animals, including birds and humans. The invention relates to the field of antiviral treatments. The invention further relates to methods of stimulating innate immunity and natural interferon production in humans or animals and in component parts of humans or animals, including cells and tissues. The invention also relates to the field of defective interfering (DI) viruses, including cloned DI viruses.10-06-2011