This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: 3M Innovative Properties Company. Active years: 1976-1982.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1976-1982
Title: Gerald P. Krogseng: Patents in Window Design and Animal Inoculation
Introduction
Gerald P. Krogseng is an inventor associated with Oakdale, Minnesota, and 3M Innovative Properties Company. His two patents address distinct technical challenges: supporting a polymer film within a window and delivering antigens to animals through ballistic implantation.
Latest Patents
Krogseng’s listed patents include “Window Structure Including a Sheet of Polymeric Film.” The invention describes a film held optically flat between panes of glass. Metal strips grasp the film at opposing ends, while resilient retainers secure the strips in the window’s glazing channels. Side pieces and corner keys keep the channels spaced in a fixed relationship.
His other listed patent, “Ballistic Inoculation of Animals and Projectile Therefor,” describes a non-lethal method of implanting an antigen-containing projectile entirely within a living animal. The antigen is released in situ in response to fluids and cells in the animal’s body.
Career Highlights
Krogseng’s patent record comprises 2 patents. The inventions reflect work on practical designs in both window construction and animal inoculation.
Collaborations
Krogseng’s listed coworkers include Joseph G. Mandell and George L. Ruth. His company affiliation is 3M Innovative Properties Company.
Conclusion
Gerald P. Krogseng’s patents document inventive work spanning polymer-film window structures and ballistic antigen delivery, with both inventions focused on specific functional applications.
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