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Anthony C. Gilby US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110044587Methods Of making And Using And Apparatus And Devices For Placing Light And Sample In Photo-Emitting Or Absorbing DeviceM - The present invention relates to a device having an optical fiber coupled to a high pressure containment vessel and a method for making the same. The high pressure containment vessel can be an optical fiber based flow cell for a chromatography system.02-24-2011

Anthony C. Gilby, Foxborough, MA US

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20090009758OPAQUE ADDITIVE TO BLOCK STRAY LIGHT IN TEFLON AF LIGHT-GUIDING FLOWCELLS - The present invention is directed to the use of a light absorbing wall material to eliminate stray light paths in light-guiding structures, such as those used for HPLC absorbance detection. More specifically, the present invention relates to the use of carbon-doped Teflon® AF, or “black Teflon® AF,” for all or part of the walls of a light-guiding flowcell adapted for use in HPLC absorbance detection.01-08-2009
20100026999METHODS OF MAKING AND USING AND APPARATUS AND DEVICES FOR PLACING LIGHT AND SAMPLE IN PHOTO-EMITTING OR ABSORBING DEVICES - The present invention relates to apparatus and devices (02-04-2010
20100280811BASELINE MODELING IN CHROMATOGRAPHY - An apparatus and a method of chemical analysis entail acquiring a chromatogram, median filtering the chromatogram to produce a model baseline, smoothing the model baseline to reduce noise, and subtracting the smoothed model baseline from the acquired chromatogram to produce a modified chromatogram having a substantially flat baseline.11-04-2010

Patent applications by Anthony C. Gilby, Foxborough, MA US

Jonathan H. Gilby, Chichester GB

Nancy Benovich Gilby, Foster City, CA US

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20110035673METHOD FOR INTEGRATING APPLICATIONS IN AN ELECTRONIC ADDRESS BOOK - A method for integrating interactions in an address book application that includes managing a plurality of contacts of an electronic address book, identifying a contact with a relationship to an interaction service, collecting dynamic information corresponding to the identified contact, and facilitating an interaction using the dynamic information.02-10-2011