Avery Dennison Corporation

Nagarajan Srivatsan

Ali Reza Mehrabi

Prakash Mallya

David Nicholas Edwards

Pradeep S Iyer

Christine U Dang

Ekaterina Vaskova

Sriram Venkatasanthanam

Eric L Bartholomew

Yi-Hung Chiao

Frank Yenjir Shih

Liviu Dinescu

Daniel L Holguin

Reza Mehrabi

Haochuan Wang

Michael Ramsay

Juan M De Santos Avila

Dominique Wouters

Sujith Chacko

Srikant Pathak

Xin-Jiu Wang

Kal Li

Mohammad Reza Mehrabi

Liza P Lofton

Stuart Miller

Jolanda Wesseling

Xing-Va Li

Frank Y Shih

Ben Vanmarcke

Johannes Schut

Robert W Schneider

Steven Reekmans

The invention relates to multiphase compositions of matter comprising at least an acrylic phase and a hydrocarbon phase, and more specifically to pressure sensitive adhesive compositions of matter of an acrylic-hydrocarbon polymer and an additional hydrocarbon component which has a molecular weight of at least 1,000 and may include one or both of an oligomeric hydrocarbon and a polymeric hydrocarbon.

Adhesive compounds

A method is provided for fabricating a construction () having a functional side (). The method includes the steps of: supplying a flexible substrate (); attaching one or more structures () to the substrate () on a surface or side thereof facing the functional side () of the construction (); and forming one or more features, for example, such as fibrils (), on at least one of the structures (), wherein the features have at least one dimension which is at least one of micro-sized or nano-sized.

Functional micro- and/or nano-structure bearing constructions and/or methods for fabricating same

Methods and/or systems for printing or otherwise evincing temporary indicia on media with disappearing inks are described along with suitable disappearing ink formulations and media constructions for executing the same. In particular embodiments, the methods and/or systems described employ a plurality of disappearing inks with different disappearing rates. In one embodiment, a barrier layer that is selectively used to cover a major surface of the media is employed to substantially block or otherwise regulate a rate of phase transitions (e.g., evaporation and/or sublimation) experienced by ink borne by the media.

Systems, methods, and materials for temporary printing and indicia

The present invention is directed to an electrically switchable laminate construction for applications including smart windows, and other uses and applications in which light management is desired. The electro-optical laminate construction has scattering and transparent modes of operation for dynamically controlling electromagnetic radiation flow.

Switchable electro-optical laminates

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Arcadia, CA, United States of America

Nagarajan Srivatsan