Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.83
ph-index = 18
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy (27 from 16,070 patents)
2. Biological Dynamics, Inc. (16 from 21 patents)
3. Nanogen, Inc. (14 from 100 patents)
4. Edan Diagnostics (9 from 9 patents)
5. United States of America As Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force (2 from 4,988 patents)
6. Gamida for Life B.v. (2 from 16 patents)
7. Cornell Research Foundation Inc. (1 from 1,521 patents)
8. Lumedyne Technologies, Inc. (8 patents)
9. Ador Diagnostics S.r.l. (1 patent)
10. Ador Diagnostics Ltd. (1 patent)
11. Waters, Richard (0 patent)
12. Swanson, Paul D. (0 patent)
72 patents:
1. 12335028 - Method and computer-readable medium for a correlator using an n-dimensional accumulator to test 2alignments
2. 12137013 - Phasor IQ demodulation
3. 11973269 - Tera-sample-per-second arbitrary waveform generator
4. 10935630 - Method for three-dimensional tracking of sinusoidal acoustic source using a rotating microphone
5. 10802112 - Method, device, and system for simultaneously detecting different weapon threats using reflected radar return signals
6. 10735046 - Method of spread code acquisition using phase multiplexed shuffled correlation and concurrent two parameter alignment screening
7. 10570011 - Method and system for fabricating a microelectromechanical system device with a movable portion using anodic etching of a sacrificial layer
8. 10407194 - Low temperature self-sealing vacuum packaging
9. 10404150 - Low profile kinetic energy harvester
10. 10314112 - Self-regulating packed-powder resistive heater
11. 10027281 - Time domain switched ring/disc resonant gyroscope
12. 10006083 - Nucleic acid sample preparation
13. 9977046 - Pinch contact switch for determining bending surface states
14. 9966647 - Optically defined antenna
15. 9948395 - System and method for line-of-sight optical broadcasting using beam divergence and an orbiting or airborne corner cube reflector