International Flavors & Fragrances Inc.

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University of California

Paul Daniel Jones

Michael G Monteleone

Robert P Belko

Anthony T Levorse, Jr

Richard M Boden

Franc T Schiet

Bruce D Hammock

Anubhav P S Narula

Richard Anthony Weiss

Edward Mark Arruda

Christophe H Morisseau

Huazhang Huang

John Newman

David O Agyemang

Hsing-Ju Tsai

Richard Gless, Jr

Ferris E Jones

Richard K Payne

Sung Hee Hwang

Gary J Mertz

Adam Jan Janczuk

Sunitha Rao Tadepalli

Geatesh Karunakaran Tampy

Tingwei Cai

Arkadiusz Kazimierski

In-Hae Kim

Takaho Watanabe

Paul Whetstone

Elizabeth D Veliath

Laura French

John P Cherkauskas

David Rodriguez

Jack Phan

Thomas Shaw Moody

Kyung C Kwon

Nader Vahdat

Tamara M Floyd-Smith

Legand L Burge, Jr

Jing Li

Stefan Mix

Derek Quinn

David Andrew Lipscomb

Lyndsey Jane Bannon

Nicole L Giffin

Robert J Cannon

Daniel Fernando Andrade Ribeiro Dourado

Peter Brian Alexander Mcintyre

Anubhav PS Narula

Anthony T Levorse Jr

Michael G Monteleon

Jr Anthony T Levorse

Nicole L Curto

Anja Van Kippersluis Brain

Michael Zhen Chen

Disclosed is a method for converting cymene generated from renewable low value terpene streams into renewable benzene, toluene, xylenes, and cymene isomers (ortho and meta) under flow disproportionation reaction conditions, which compounds are basic building blocks for fragrance materials. This technology has potential to replace high volume petrochemical-based feedstocks with plant-based building blocks that can fill the renewability gap for key fragrance ingredients.

Circular economic methods for fragrance ingredients

The present invention relates to novel ((4,4,8-trimethyltricyclo[6.3.1.0]dodecan-1-yl)oxy) alcohols and their use as fragrance materials.

Organoleptic compounds

The present invention relates to novel compounds and their use as fragrance materials.

Cyclopropylmethoxy derivatives

The present invention relates to the novel use of a carboxylate compound as a fragrance material.

The present invention relates to the novel use of (oxybis)dicyclohexane compounds as fragrance materials.

A gravity-fed, animal feeding apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus is equipped with a funnel, a food chute, and at least one feeding pan. The food chute of the apparatus preferably includes a transport tube configured to extend through a conventional chain-link fence gap via a diamond-shaped fitting, and terminate at the feeding pan disposed on the floor within the fenced pen area. The apparatus is configured to direct dry pet food fed into the funnel disposed on the exterior of the fenced pen area to the feeding pan on the interior of the fence. Gravity causes the food in the funnel to fall into the food chute, passing through the fence, and outputting the food to the feeding pan. The feeding pan is equipped with drainage holes to ensure that the dry food does not get wet, and that water does not collect in the feeding pan.

Pet feeding apparatus

The present invention is directed to novel fragrance compounds and their unexpected advantageous use in improving, enhancing or modifying a fragrance formulation through the addition of an olfactory acceptable amount of the compounds, wherein the compounds are represented by the following formula: 

Cyclohexanols and their use in perfume compositions

The present invention relates to a novel compound and its use as a fragrance material.

The present invention relates to novel aldehyde compounds and their use as fragrance materials.

A smart power management unit (SPMU) apparatus and method of intelligently switching from a 'disconnect mode' to a 'connect mode' in regards to power-supplying to a paired downstream load device by programmatically monitoring whether there is change in state of the manual switch of the load device, is provided. The SPMU comprises relay module configured to operate in either operation mode (connect mode) or monitor mode (disconnect mode), and controller module configured to determine the operating mode of relay module. When in monitor mode, relay module is configured to disconnect the power supply from the load device while simultaneously enable a monitoring means configured to monitor a change in state of the manual switch. Upon monitoring a change in state of the manual switch based on a response signal supplied from the monitoring means, the controller module switches the relay module from monitor mode to operation mode.

Smart power management apparatus and method leveraging monitoring status of manual switch

Apparatus for applying rub-on and roll-on topical products such as medications, pain relievers, deodorants, cosmetics, and any other product having a built in applicator to the user's skin surface in hard-to-reach locations without undo strain or injury. The apparatus comprises a chamber assembly and an elongated handle. The chamber assembly comprises a rounded hollow T-shaped body having a protrusion on one side with a threaded inner surface to receive the elongated handle. The elongated handle has a threaded end that is deeper than the protrusion of the chamber assembly. When a container is placed into the chamber assembly from the top section and the elongated handle is hand-tightened, the threaded end comes in contact with the container and holds it securely in place, allowing the user to apply rub-on and roll-on medications and other products to hard-to-reach places of the body without undo strain or injury.

Apparatus for applying roll-on/rub-on medications

A gravity-fed, animal feeding apparatus is equipped with a funnel, a food chute, and at least one feeding pan. The food chute of the apparatus preferably includes a transport tube configured to extend through a conventional chain-link fence gap via a diamond-shaped fitting, and terminate at the feeding pan disposed on the floor within the fenced pen area. The apparatus is configured to direct dry pet food fed into the funnel disposed on the exterior of the fenced pen area to the feeding pan on the interior of the fence. Gravity causes the food in the funnel to fall into the food chute, passing through the fence, and outputting the food to the feeding pan. The feeding pan is equipped with drainage holes to ensure that the dry food does not get wet, and that water does not collect in the feeding pan.

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Paul Daniel Jones