Eastman-kodak Company

Nitto-denko Corporation

David M Teegarden

Christine Joanne Landry-Coltrain

Dennis J Massa

Christine J Landry

Walter Harold Isaac

Kristine B Lawrence

Timothy E Long

Charles E Romano, Jr

Charles Leo Bauer

Linda Mae Franklin

Michael R Landry

Ralph H Colby

Wayne A Bowman

Wayne Thomas Ferrar

Jeremy M Grace

Tomohiro Ishikawa

Bradley K Coltrain

James F Elman

Elizabeth G Burns

Raymond T Jones

Louis J Gerenser

Richard Allen Castle

Anne M Miller

Michelle L Horch

Christopher R Hoffman

Mridula Nair

Steven Evans

Charles D DeBoer

Deepak Shukla

Thomas Henry Whitesides

Robert James Perry

Teh-Ming Kung

S Richard Turner

Kumars Sakizadeh

Thomas R Welter

David R Fagerburg

Ramanuj Goswami

Sridhar Sadasivan

Tamara K Jones

Jeffrey W Leon

Bryan V Hunt

Csaba A Kovacs

Kathleen M Vaeth

Allan Wexler

Tiecheng A Qiao

Joseph Salvatore Sedita

Kevin P Dockery

Kevin J Edgar

David E Decker

Sidney J Bertucci

Tien-Teh Chen

Jon A Hammerschmidt

Larry D Edwards

Hans R Grashof

Stephen S Kelley

Erica N Montbach

Brian J Antalek

John M Fukushima

Ronald M Stimson

Susan Power

Bobbi A Wohlschlegel

An inkjet recording element comprises a support having thereon at least one ink-receiving layer, including a porous fusible layer comprising fusible polymeric particles and a thermoresponsive polymer that is capable of exhibiting a lower critical solution temperature below 20&#xb0; C.

Fusible inkjet recording element and related methods of coating and printing

A dye-donor element, a method of printing using the dye-donor element, and a print assembly including the dye-donor element are described, wherein the dye-donor layer of the dye-donor element includes ethyl cellulose as a binder. The dye-donor element is capable of printing a defect-free image on a receiver element at a line speed of 2.0 msec/line or less while maintaining a print density of at least 2.0.

Thermal donor for high-speed printing

The present invention relates to a photoalignable material comprising a photoactive stilbazolium-containing polymer of formula I: wherein, The present invention also relates to a display using a layer of the photoaligned material and methods for aligning the orientation layer as well as orienting a liquid crystal layer applied to the photoaligned orientation layer.

Photoalignment of liquid crystals using poly(vinylstilbazolium) polymers

A dye-donor element, a method of printing using the dye-donor element, and a print assembly including the dye-donor element are described, wherein the dye-donor layer of the dye-donor element includes hydroxyalkyl cellulose as a binder. The dye-donor element is capable of printing a defect-free image on a receiver element at a line speed of 2.0 msec/line or less while maintaining a print density of at least 2.0.

A print assembly including a dye-donor element and a receiver element, wherein the print assembly has a donor having a dye-donor layer having a first glass transition temperature and at least one dye, and a receiver having a dye-receiving layer having a second glass transition temperature on a support, wherein the print assembly has a receiver/donor dye partition coefficient of at least 2.5 when the print assembly is heated above the higher of the first or second glass transition temperature for a time sufficient to achieve an equilibrium state of dye distribution between the dye-donor layer and dye-receiving layer. The print assembly can be used at fast print speeds of 2.0 msec/line or less.

Thermal print assembly

This invention relates to a color silver halide photographic element comprising gelatin, a support bearing at least one dye image forming unit selected from a dye image forming unit comprising at least one red sensitive silver halide emulsion layer having associated therewith a dye-forming coupler, a dye image forming unit comprising at least one green sensitive silver halide emulsion layer having associated therewith a dye-forming coupler, and a dye image forming unit comprising at least one blue sensitive silver halide emulsion layer having associated therewith a dye-forming coupler; and a polymer represented by Formula 1. wherein:

Color photographic element having improved speed

A multilayer optical compensation film includes at least one optically anisotropic first layer and at least one optically anisotropic second layer. The indices of refraction of the first layer satisfies the relation nx1&#x2267;ny&#x2267;nz. The second layer includes amorphous polymer with a glass transition temperature above 160&#xb0; C., and the indices of refraction of the second layer satisfy the relations |nx&#x2212;ny|&#x3c;0.001 and nz&#x2212;(nx+ny)/2&#x3e;0.005.

Multilayer optical compensation film, liquid crystal display, and process

A dye-donor element, a method of printing using the dye-donor element, and a print assembly including the dye-donor element are described, wherein the dye-donor layer of the dye-donor element includes a binder including an hydroxyalkanoic acid polyester and one or more co-binder, wherein the co-binder is not polyester.

Thermal donor

Disclosed is an optical multilayer comprising a polymeric substrate having a non-zero out-of plane birefringence and an amorphous polymeric overlayer that comprises an amorphous polymer having a Tg value above 160&#xb0; C. and having the sign of its out-of-plane birefringence opposite to that of the polymeric substrate so as to provide a total out-of-plane phase retardation of said optical multilayer of between &#x2212;30 nm and 30 nm for wavelengths of light between 400 and 700 nm.

Optical multilayer

An element for the attachment of protein arrays, the element comprising a surface to which are attached a plurality of piperazine functional groups wherein the piperazine functional groups are represented by Formula I: where

Element for protein microarrays

A dye-donor element, a method of printing using the dye-donor element, and a print assembly including the dye-donor element are described, wherein the dye-donor layer of the dye-donor element includes a polyvinylacetal copolymer as a binder.

The present invention comprises an ink recording element comprising at least one solvent absorbing layer comprising an amine inactivated absorbing gelatin. In a preferred embodiment, the element includes a hydrophilic overcoat layer comprising cellulose ether. The recording element may further comprise at least one hydrophilic inner layer comprising poly(vinyl alcohol) and located between the hydrophilic absorbing layer and the hydrophilic overcoat layer.

Ink recording element having adhesion promoting material

An inkjet recording element comprising a support having thereon an image-receiving layer comprising non-silicon-containing inorganic oxide particles, the particles having their surfaces treated with a silane coupling agent having a hydrophilic, organic moiety.

Ink jet recording element

Ink recording element

The present invention comprises an ink recording element comprising a support having thereon a hydrophilic absorbing layer, a laminate adhesion promoting polymer inner layer, and a hydrophilic overcoat polymer layer and a method therefor.

Ink recording element containing a laminate adhesion promoting inner layer

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Pittsford, NY, United States of America

David M Teegarden