Centurion Patentors as of November 19, 2024

Phillip A Patten
Phillip A Patten

Chief Scientific Officer, Initial Therapeutics.

Biotechnology entrepreneur with expertise in life sciences research, drug discovery, synthetic biology, and immunology. Proven success in leading startups, managing strategic alliances, and driving innovation from discovery to pre-clinical development.

Skilled in IP strategy, grant acquisition, and leading cross-functional teams. Experienced board and advisory member with a focus on advancing platform technologies and business goals.

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Patent №: 12144327 (November 19, 2024) – Methods and systems for sorting and imaging insects. Systems and methods for sorting and imaging insects, including eggs and larvae, enable automated high-throughput bioassays.

Dongxu Li
Dongxu Li

Dongxu Li received the B.S. degree in engineering physics from Tshinghua University in 2000, P.R. China, the M.S. in mechanical engineering, and the Ph.D. in electrical engineering from The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, in 2002 and 2006, respectively.

He is currently working as a researcher in R&D at General Motors Company.

Before joining GM, Dongxu was a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at The Ohio State University.

His research interests include control theory and applications in automotive systems, cooperative control of networked systems, and dynamic game theory.

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Patent №: 12146535 (November 19, 2024) – Clutch controls for electric vehicle transmission with modular actuation system. A vehicle transmission operates a clutch using an actuator with a movable piston and a processor. The processor receives a pressure signal, determines the piston’s position based on the signal, and moves the piston to apply the selected fluid pressure to operate the clutch.

Shandon Dee Hart
Shandon Dee Hart

Scientist & inventor at Corning.

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Patent №: 12147009 (November 19, 2024) – Textured region to reduce specular reflectance including a low refractive index substrate with higher elevated surfaces and lower elevated surfaces and a high refractive index material disposed on the lower elevated surfaces. A display substrate includes a primary surface with a textured region having higher and lower surfaces at different mean elevations. High-index material on the lower surfaces creates intermediate surfaces between the lower and higher elevations, with a refractive index exceeding that of the substrate.

Wei Tan
Wei Tan

Quantitative Researcher at Citadel LLC.

Before joining Citadel he was a Research Staff Member at the Cognitive Computing division, IBM T. J. Watson Research Center. Wei has a wide range of research interests in distributed computing, machine learning and GPU computing. Specifically, he worked on GPU accelerated platform for large-scale machine learning. He developed cuMF, by far the fastest matrix factorization library on GPUs.

Prior to that, he worked with Prof. Ian Foster on grid computing, at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory. He received his Ph.D. from Tsinghua University, China.

He is a recipient of the IEEE Peter Chen Big Data Young Researcher Award in 2016, and IBM Outstanding Technical Acoomplishment Award for many times. He also received best (student) paper awards from IEEE ICWS, IEEE SCC and IEEE ccGrid.

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Patent №: 12147851 (November 19, 2024) – System, method and recording medium for temperature-aware task scheduling. A temperature-aware task scheduling method, system, and program facilitate task execution in a multi-GPU environment by assigning tasks to GPUs based on their thermal characteristics relative to other GPUs.

Kirk E Neet
Kirk E Neet

Senior Intellectual Property Specialist Engineer.

Patent №: 12149136 (November 19, 2024) – Stator with printed end turns and methods of making the same.

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A method for making a stator with 3D-printed end turns involves a stator lamination stack with semi-closed slots housing straight I-pin wire segments as in-slot winding segments. Conductive 3D-printed material forms the end turns at both axial ends, creating interlocked diamond coils. This configuration enables a winding arrangement that cannot be inserted radially into the lamination stack.

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