This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Georgia Tech Research Corporation. Active years: 2007.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2007
Title: Mark W. Kimmel and High-Throughput Chiral Detection
Introduction
Mark W. Kimmel is an inventor associated with Lawrenceville, Georgia, and Georgia Tech Research Corporation. His work includes an invention focused on detecting chiral analytes with improved sensitivity.
Latest Patents
Kimmel is named on one patent, High-throughput chiral detector and methods for using same. The invention describes passing polarized light through a sample containing a chiral analyte while the analyte is exposed to a periodically varying magnetic field. It combines optical heterodyne detection with lock-in detection at higher-order harmonics of the magnetic-field modulation frequency to improve sensitivity and detection limits when measuring the optical properties of chiral analytes.
Career Highlights
Kimmel’s listed patent is associated with Georgia Tech Research Corporation. The disclosed detector and methods are designed to support high-throughput analysis of chiral substances.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Andreas Sebastian Bommarius and Phillip Ray Gibbs.
Conclusion
Mark W. Kimmel’s patent describes a high-throughput approach to chiral analysis that uses magnetic-field modulation and optical detection techniques to improve measurement sensitivity.
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