This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of California. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Benjamin Birner: Inventor of a Pressure-Stabilized Gas Delivery System.
Introduction
Benjamin Birner is an inventor associated with San Diego, California, and the University of California. His patent work addresses gas delivery for mass spectrometry, where stable pressure can support reliable instrument operation.
Latest Patents
Birner is credited with 1 patent: “Pressure-Stabilized Dual Inlet Gas Mass Spectrometry.” The invention describes a mass spectrometer system with a bellows that contains gas and a housing that surrounds it. A control system continuously maintains the gas at a constant pressure and enables its delivery from the bellows to the mass spectrometer. The patent also covers related methods and articles of manufacture.
Career Highlights
Birner’s listed invention focuses on pressure regulation in a dual-inlet mass spectrometry system. By maintaining consistent pressure during gas delivery, the system is designed to provide controlled input to the instrument.
Collaborations
Birner’s listed coworkers include Ralph Keeling and Jeffrey Severinghaus. His company affiliation is the University of California.
Conclusion
Benjamin Birner’s patent highlights an engineering approach to stabilizing gas pressure for mass spectrometry, connecting his inventive work with the University of California and colleagues Ralph Keeling and Jeffrey Severinghaus.
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