This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: International Isotopes, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: John J. Miller and Barium-Based Radioactivity Standards.
Introduction
John J. Miller is an inventor associated with International Isotopes, Inc., in Idaho Falls, Idaho. His patent work addresses the calibration of instruments used to measure radioactivity in iodine-131 drug products.
Latest Patents
Miller is associated with one patent, 1 patent: “Barium-Based Standards and Associated Devices, Systems, and Methods.” The invention uses barium-133 standards designed to simulate the expected energy emissions of iodine-131. These standards can help calibrate radioactivity-measuring instruments, including dose calibrators. They can be manufactured in forms commonly used to administer iodine-131 products, such as capsules, syringes, and vials.
Career Highlights
Miller’s identified patent reflects work on practical calibration standards for nuclear medicine. By providing a barium-133 alternative that simulates iodine-131 emissions, the technology is intended to support measurement of iodine-131 drug products.
Collaborations
Miller is associated with International Isotopes, Inc. His coworker Daniel J. Kalas is also identified in connection with his professional profile.
Conclusion
John J. Miller’s patent focuses on barium-133 standards that can support calibration of instruments used to measure iodine-131 drug products.
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