Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.P.

E-msion, Inc.

Charles Otis

Alexander N Govyadinov

Patrick V Boyd

Christie Dudenhoefer

Christopher C Beatty

Jeffrey R Pollard

Mehrgan Khavari

Philip H Harding

George Z Radominski

Joseph S Beckman

Chris Aschoff

Conor D Kelly

Mark C Huth

Valery G Voinov

Yury Vasil'ev

Eugene W Oliver

Reflectron-electromagnetostatic cells for use in mass spectrometers are provided herein that cause ion packets to pass through the cell a plurality of times during fragmentation.

Reflectron-electromagnetostatic cell for ECD fragmentation in mass spectrometers

The described embodiments relate to laser micromachining a substrate. One exemplary method includes forming a feature into a substrate, at least in part, by directing a laser beam at the substrate. During at least a portion of said forming, the method includes supplying liquid to at least a first region of the feature along a first liquid supply path and supplying liquid to at least a second different region of the feature along at least a second liquid supply path.

Laser micromachining and methods of same

A microfluidic analysis system for optically analyzing a substance includes a light source having a plurality of selectable single-wavelength light sources, a substance presentation member optically coupled to the light source, and an optical detection system associated with the substance presentation member.

System for optically analyzing a substance with a selected single-wavelength

A tunable laser has a first optical element spaced apart from a second optical element to form a laser cavity of fixed length there between. An optical gain medium is in at least part of the laser cavity A third optical element is selectively spaced apart from and facing the first optical element or is selectively spaced apart from and facing the second optical element.

Tunable laser apparatus and methods

A light source comprises a plurality of light emitting diodes arranged around the perimeter of a reflective optical element, wherein each of the light emitting diodes selectively generates a light beam directed to the reflective optical element. The reflective optical element generates a light path by collimating and reflecting the selectively generated light beams from each of the light emitting diodes.

Projection light source having multiple light emitting diodes

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Charles Otis