This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Ut-Battelle, Inc.. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: John F. McCarthy: Patent Inventor in Radioactivity Detection
Introduction
John F. McCarthy is an inventor associated with Loudon, Tennessee, and Ut-Battelle, Inc. His patent work addresses radioactivity detection in fluid streams used in gas and liquid chromatography.
Latest Patents
McCarthy is credited with 1 patent: “Position Sensitive Radioactivity Detection for Gas and Liquid Chromatography.” The invention provides a method and apparatus for detecting the position of radioactivity in a fluid stream, particularly the effluent from a gas or liquid chromatographic instrument. The patent describes an approach intended to improve efficiency and reduce costs compared with existing efforts.
Career Highlights
McCarthy’s listed patent reflects work on analytical instrumentation and the detection of radioactivity in chromatographic processes. He is associated with Ut-Battelle, Inc.
Collaborations
McCarthy’s listed coworkers include Joseph L. Cochran and Anthony V. Palumbo.
Conclusion
John F. McCarthy’s patent focuses on position-sensitive radioactivity detection, offering an approach designed to make chromatographic analysis more efficient and cost-effective.
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