Corning Incorporated

Michael Lesley Sorensen

Sean Matthew Garner

James Robert Matthews

Jen-Chieh Lin

Mingqian He

Timothy James Orsley

Robert George Manley

Lu Zhang

Weiguo Miao

Jiangwei Feng

Manuela Ocampo

Richard Curwood Peterson

James William Zimmermann

Rajesh Vaddi

Pei-Lien Tseng

Gregory F Jacobs

Edward John Fewkes

Weijun Niu

Michelle Dawn Fabian

Arlin Lee Weikel

Michael Edward DeRosa

David Neal Schissel

Huan-Hung Sheng

Nagaraja Shashidhar

Ming-Huang Huang

Inna Igorevna Kouzmina

Jennifer Lynn Lyon

Frederic Christian Wagner

Ananthanarayanan Subramanian

Sean Mathew Garner

Satish Chandra Chaparala

Jianfeng Li

Kurt Edward Gerber

Kristen Lorraine Eckart

Louis Charles Glasgow

A method of performing ion exchange of a thin, flexible glass substrate having an average thickness equal to or less than about 0.3 mm to chemically strengthen the glass substrate is disclosed. The chemically strengthened glass substrate comprises a first compressive stress layer having a first depth of layer, and a second compressive stress layer having a second depth of layer, the first and second stress layers being separated by a layer of tensile stress. A laminated article comprising the chemically strengthened glass substrate is also described.

Ion exchange processes and chemically strengthened glass substrates resulting therefrom

Display tiles comprising pixel elements on a first surface of a substrate connected by an electrode, a driver located opposite the first surface, and a connector wrapped around an edge surface of the substrate connecting the driver to the pixel elements. Displays comprised of display tiles and methods of manufacturing display tiles and displays are also disclosed.

Bezel-free display tile with edge-wrapped conductors and methods of manufacture

A multi-layer and method of making the same are provided. The multi-layer, such as a sensor, can include a high strength glass overlay and a lamination layer on a substrate layer. The overlay can be less than 250 micrometers thick and have at least one tempered surface incorporating a surface compression layer of at least 5 micrometers deep and a surface compressive stress of at least 200 MPa. The overlay can exhibit a puncture factor of at least 3000 N/&#x3bc;mat B10 (10percentile of the probability distribution of failure) in a multi-layer structure, an apparent thickness of less than 0.014 mm, and a pencil hardness greater than 6H. The method can include ion-exchange tempering at least one major surface of a glass sheet, light etching the major surface to remove flaws and laminating the glass sheet on the tempered and lightly etched major surface to a substrate layer.

Multi-layer structure and method of making same

A ceramic and polymer composite including: a first continuous phase comprising a sintered porous ceramic having a solid volume of from 50 to 85 vol % and a porosity or a porous void space of from 50 to 15 vol %, based on the total volume of the composite; and a second continuous polymer phase situated in the porous void space of the sintered porous ceramic. Also disclosed is a composite article, a method of making the composite, and a method of using the composite.

Ceramic and polymer composite, methods of making, and uses thereof

Ceramic and polymer composite, and uses thereof

Described herein are laminate structures with enhanced sound-damping properties and mechanical properties. The laminates are composed of an interlayer structure disposed between a first glass substrate and a second glass substrate, wherein the interlayer is composed of a polymer layer designed such that sound attenuation or damping by the laminate is optimized. The laminates described herein may be used in vehicles or architectural panels. In one or more embodiments, the laminate may be disposed in an opening of a vehicle body. Where the vehicle body is an automobile, the laminate could be used as a windshield, a side window, sunroof or rear windshield. The body of some embodiments may include railcar body, or an airplane body. In other embodiments, the laminate may be used in architectural panels, which may include a window, an interior wall panel, a modular furniture panel, a backsplash, a cabinet panel, or an appliance panel.

Laminate structures with enhanced damping properties

Embodiments are related to fluidic assembly and, more particularly, to systems and methods for forming physical structures on a substrate.

Systems and methods for creating fluidic assembly structures on a substrate

A formulation including: or mixtures of formulas (III) and (II); and where the respective R, x, and n are as defined herein, and optionally a tertiary liquid carrier, as defined herein. Also disclosed are semiconducting articles prepared with the formulations as defined herein.

Polymeric fused thiophene semiconductor formulation

A method of making a polymer, including: heating, for a sufficient time and temperature, to polymerize a homogenous mixture including of at least one polymerizable monomer, and a solvent mixture comprised of at least a first liquid and a second liquid, the first liquid being a stronger solvent for the product polymer than the weaker second liquid, and the polymer product precipitates from the homogenous mixture during the heating, as defined herein. Also disclosed are semiconducting articles and printable inks prepared with the resulting narrow polydispersity polymers, as defined herein.

Solvent mixture for molecular weight control

A coated optical fiber and a curable coating composition for coating an optical fiber, includes a block copolymer comprising at least one hard block and at least one soft block, wherein said hard block has a T greater than the T of the soft block. The coating may further include at least one reactive monomer. A method for making a coated optical fiber, includes providing an optical fiber; coating the optical fiber with a polymerizable composition including a block copolymer comprising at least one hard block and at least one soft block, wherein said hard block has a T greater than the T of the soft block. The coating may further include at least one reactive monomer. The method further includes polymerizing the composition under conditions effective to form a coating over the optical fiber.

Optical waveguide thermoplastic elastomer coating

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Waverly, NY, United States of America

Michael Lesley Sorensen