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Harold G. Jensen, Lake Forest, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100056547OPHTHALMIC COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING dDC - A composition comprising dDC and a polymer, wherein the composition is an aqueous liquid with a viscosity which increases upon contact with a surface of an eye is disclosed herein.03-04-2010

Harold G. Monbouquette, Santa Monica, CA US

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20090269555SURFACE NANOPATTERNING - A method for producing, and a product having, a surface nanopattern, wherein the method comprises the steps of: obtaining a substrate with a smooth surface; acquiring a self-assembling monolayer precursor, wherein the precursor includes an inducible, usually photocatalytically, active region and a substrate attachment region; mixing a plurality of the self-assembling monolayer precursors with the substrate to produce a self-assembled monolayer having an exposed surface comprising the inducible active regions and anchored to the substrate smooth surface by the substrate attachment regions; obtaining a path-directable nanoparticle; contacting the path-directable nanoparticle with the exposed surface at an interface area; exposing the exposed surface contacted with the path-directable nanoparticle to an inducing event, usually exposure to light, thereby chemically altering the inducible active regions and producing a detectable state in the interface area on the exposed surface; and applying a force of variable magnitude and direction in the plane of the surface to the contacted path-directable nanoparticle to produce movement of the contacted nanoparticle over the exposed surface thereby extending the detectable state interface area into a detectable trace over the exposed surface to produce the nanopatterened surface.10-29-2009

Harold G. Pfutzner, Richmond, TX US

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20110042073GRAVITY INTERPRETATION WORKFLOW IN INJECTION WELLS - A method comprising: estimating a change in a characteristic of a subterranean formation into which a fluid has been injected via a well extending into the subterranean formation; building a multi-dimensional model balancing mass of the injected fluid, wherein the model is based on the estimated characteristic change; utilizing the model to determine the sensitivity of a borehole gravity tool in the well; measuring gravity with the borehole gravity tool at a plurality of stations along the well; and utilizing the model and the gravity measurements to locate the injected fluid in the subterranean formation.02-24-2011