E.i. Dupont De Nemours and Company

Pioneer Hi-bred International, Inc.

Dartmouth College

Corteva Agriscience LLC

Gary Delmar Jaycox

Graciela Beatriz Blanchet

Nancy G Tassi

Lynda Kaye Johnson

Jeffrey Scott Meth

Feng Gao

Richard Kevin Bailey

Marc Bruce Goldfinger

Kenneth George Sharp

Reid John Chesterfield

Eric Diaz Felton

Douglas Robert Anton

Gerald Donald Andrews

John W Catron, Jr

Gang Yu

Elizabeth Forrester McCord

Patrick Henry Corcoran

Rinaldo Soria Schiffino

Carl Brent Douglas

Mookkan Periyasamy

Geoffrey Nunes

Irina Malajovich

Marko Strukelj

William J Marshall

Paul J Shannon

Lech Wilczek

Hong Meng

Howard David Glicksman

Patricia Mary Ellen Sormani

Josef Huybrechts

Roupen Leon Keusseyan

Charles Nehemiah McEwen

Mark Andrew Harmer

Robert John Barsotti

Gordon W Gribble

Laura Ann Lewin

Robert Ray Burch

Karyn B Visscher

John D Everard

Gordon Mark Cohen

Hee Hyun Lee

Ning Wang

Yongqing Huang

Charles J Brandenburg

Frank S Principe

Robert A Halling

Marios Avgousti

Thomas C Felder

Gerard O'Neil

Rajeev L Gorowara

Jihua Zhang

Charles Nehemiah McEwan

Robert Mar Yohannan

Donald Da-Jen Huang

Michael Mosher

Shane Francis Kendra

Jacy Cameron Macchia

John Catron

Gerald D Andrews

The disclosure relates to systems, compositions and methods for providing nutrients, root proliferants, crop protection agents and other crop inputs for a plant. The disclosure also relates to methods for increasing the uptake of a crop active compound into a growing plant.

Soil application of crop protection agents

A method for treating an aromatic polyamide filament or yarn to improve its adhesion to rubber wherein, the method comprises exposing the filament or yarn to a first mixture of reagents comprising multi-functional isocyanate oligomers and multi-functional epoxy oligomers, wherein the ratio of total isocyanate groups to total epoxy groups in the mixture is in the range of from 0.8 to 1.2, and heating the exposed filament or yarn to a temperature of at least 100 degrees C. whereby the epoxy and isocyanate oligomers cross-link and form a network on the surface of the filament or yarn.

Treatment of filaments or yarn

The present invention relates to a printing element having at least one polymer layer which has photoimageable constituents and a chemically functionalized polymer to make the polymer layer either more hydrophobic or hydrophilic. In one embodiment, the printing element comprises two adjacent polymer layers on a substrate in which the photoimaged layer comprises a polymer chemically modified with hydrophobic fluoroalkyl side groups to provide differential wetting with hydrophilic inks.

High resolution, solvent resistant, thin elastomeric printing plates

The present invention relates a printing element comprising at least one polymer layer which has photoimageable constituents and additions to make the polymer layer either hydrophobic or hydrophilic. The printing element may have two polymer layers on a substrate in which one of the layers comprises fluorinated acrylates or methacrylates.

The present invention relates to a printing element comprising at least one polymer layer on a substrate which has photoimageable constituents and a chemically functionalized polymer to make the polymer layer either more hydrophobic or hydrophilic. In one embodiment of the present invention, the printing element comprises two adjacent polymer layers on a substrate in which the photoimaged layer comprises a polymer chemically modified with hydrophobic fluoroalkyl side groups to provide differential wetting with hydrophilic inks.

The present invention relates a printing element comprising at least one polymer layer which has photoimageable constituents and additions to make the polymer layer either hydrophobic or hydrophilic.

The present invention relates to a printing element comprising at least one polymer layer on a substrate which has photoimagable constituents and a chemically functionalized polymer to make the polymer layer either more hydrophobic or hydrophilic. In one embodiment of the present invention, the printing element comprises two adjacent polymer layers on a substrate in which the photoimaged layer comprises a polymer chemically modified with hydrophobic fluoroalkyl side groups to provide differential wetting with hydrophilic inks.

Provided herein are uncured dental composites suitable for, among other things, filling cavities in teeth.

Materials leading to improved dental composites and dental composites made therefrom

The invention is related to thermal imageable dielectric layers and thermal transfer donors and receivers comprising dielectric layers. The thermal transfer donors are useful in making electronic devices by thermal transfer of dielectric layers having excellent resistivity, good transfer properties and good adhesion to a variety of receivers.

Thermally imageable dielectric layers, thermal transfer donors and receivers

The invention discloses processes for thermal transfer patterning of a nanoparticle layer and a corresponding proximate portion of a carrier layer, and optionally additional transfer layers, together onto a thermal imaging receiver. The invention is useful for dry fabrication of electronic devices. Additional embodiments of the invention include multilayer thermal imaging donors comprising in layered sequence: a base film, a carrier layer and a nanoparticle layer. The carrier layer can be a dielectric or conducting layer. When the carrier layer is a dielectric layer, the base film includes a light attenuating agent in the form of a dye or pigment.

Donor elements and processes for thermal transfer of nanoparticle layers

This invention relates to composite materials for restorative dentistry. More particularly, it relates to new components for dental composites, which impart an attractive combination of good mechanical properties and low shrinkage.

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West Chester, PA, United States of America

Gary Delmar Jaycox