The University of Texas System

Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

David A Hayes

Keith P Johnston

Robert O Williams, Iii

Christopher John Tucker

Timothy J Young

True L Rogers

Jason T McConville

Jay I Peters

Brian D Scherzer

James E Hitt

Robert Talbert

Ian B Gillespie

Paula C Garcia

Nicholas S Beck

David S Burgess

Daniel Lawrence Dermody

J Keith Harris

Linda A Moore

Keith Harris

Jessica L Bell

Inhalable compositions are described. The inhalable compositions comprise one or more respirable aggregates, the respirable aggregates comprising one or more poorly water soluble active agents, wherein at least one of the active agents reaches a maximum lung concentration (C) of at least about 0.25 &#x3bc;g/gram of lung tissue and remains at such concentration for a period of at least one hour after being delivered to the lung. Methods for making such compositions and methods for using such compositions are also disclosed.

Enhanced delivery of drug compositions to treat life threatening infections

Described are devices for retaining a nonporous substrate, as well as methods for their use, the devices comprising a housing for receiving the nonporous substrate, a removable well insert attached to the housing and adjacently coplanar to the substrate, the well insert having at least one opening that, together with the substrate, defines a well, and means for exerting a force against the substrate such that the substrate engages the well insert with sufficient force to attain a fluid-tight seal in the well.

Devices for retaining a nonporous substrate and methods

The present invention relates to an apparatus and method as described in the specification and drawings for parallel high throughput corrosion testing and electroplating testing of test coupons.

Corrosion testing apparatus and method

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Midland, MI, United States of America

David A Hayes