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Rochester, MN, United States of America

Daniel J Buvid

USPTO Granted Patents = 30 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.0

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 44(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal30 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2015-2022

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30 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 11498307 - Shape memory materials with reversible transitions (2022-11-15),
2. 11298721 - Pre-treating polymer tubing or hose with a hydrophobic coating to reduce depletion of corrosion inhibitor (2022-04-12),
3. 11092763 - Coaxial wire and optical fiber trace via hybrid structures and methods to manufacture (2021-08-17),
4. 11016255 - Coaxial wire and optical fiber trace via hybrid structures and methods to manufacture (2021-05-25),
5. 10833001 - Trace/via hybrid structure and method of manufacture (2020-11-10),
6. 10758938 - Pre-treating polymer tubing or hose with a hydrophobic coating to reduce depletion of corrosion inhibitor (2020-09-01),
7. 10727176 - Trace/via hybrid structure and method of manufacture (2020-07-28),
8. 10613283 - Coaxial wire and optical fiber trace via hybrid structures and methods to manufacture (2020-04-07),
9. 10295354 - Preventive measures for a cognitive impaired user (2019-05-21),
10. 10293372 - Pre-treating polymer tubing or hose with a hydrophobic coating to reduce depletion of corrosion inhibitor (2019-05-21),
11. 10290572 - Trace/via hybrid structure and method of manufacture (2019-05-14),
12. 10274440 - Method to facilitate investigation of chemical constituents in chemical analysis data (2019-04-30),
13. 10267792 - Device for detecting toxic shock syndrome toxins and method of making the same (2019-04-23),
14. 10247561 - Preventive measures for a cognitive impaired user (2019-04-02),
15. 10247560 - Preventive measures for a cognitive impaired user (2019-04-02),

Title: Daniel J. Buvid: Innovator in Shape Memory Materials and Corrosion Inhibition

Introduction

Daniel J. Buvid, based in Rochester, MN, is an accomplished inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 30 patents. His innovations primarily focus on shape memory materials and methods for enhancing the performance of liquid-cooling systems, showcasing his commitment to advancing technology.

Latest Patents

One of Buvid's latest patents involves shape memory materials with reversible transitions. The structure he designed includes shape memory materials that can switch between various physical states. This innovative system demonstrates how materials can be manipulated to achieve different configurations, revealing significant potential applications in various fields.

Additionally, he holds a patent for a process involving the pre-treatment of polymer tubing or hoses with a hydrophobic coating. This development aims to reduce the depletion of a copper corrosion inhibitor in liquid-cooled systems, particularly beneficial for assemblies that contain copper components. His approach utilizes siloxane polymers to create an effective hydrophobic barrier, improving the longevity and efficiency of cooling systems in electronic devices.

Career Highlights

Buvid is currently employed at the International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), a leader in technological innovation. His work at IBM involves researching and developing cutting-edge solutions that significantly impact industries reliant on efficient cooling systems and shape memory technology.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Daniel has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Eric J. Campbell and Sarah K. Czaplewski. These partnerships have fostered an environment of innovation, leading to numerous advancements in their respective fields and enhancing the value of team-led projects within the corporation.

Conclusion

Daniel J. Buvid's contributions to the fields of material science and engineering have established him as a prominent inventor in the technology arena. With a strong focus on shape memory materials and improved corrosion resistance, his patents reflect his expertise and innovative spirit. As technologies continue to evolve, Buvid's work remains influential, demonstrating the essential role of inventors in shaping the future of engineering.

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