Battelle Memorial Institute

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Avent, Inc.

Akos Biosciences, Inc.

Ohio Soybean Council

Lfs Chemistry Incorporated

Lalgudi, Ramanathan S.

Cain, Robert, J

Mcgraw, Barry, L

Heggs, Richard, P.

Denen, Phillip

Ramanathan S Lalgudi

Robert J Cain

Krenar Shqau

Barry L McGraw

Bhima Rao Vijayendran

Amy M Heintz

Jay R Sayre

Jeffrey T Cafmeyer

Chad Edward Bouton

Brian Joseph Cuevas

Gaurav Sharma

Anthony David Duong

Katherine M Palmer

Erik W Edwards

Phillip N Denen

John Gavin MacDonald

Steven Risser

James Bernard Kramer

Daniel B Garbark

Slawomir Winecki

Alison Salyer Bagwell

Stephanie Kute

Yinghui Liu

Kirk William Hering

Paul M Hershberger

Rob J Cain

David William Koenig

Kelly Dean Branham

Phillip A Schorr

Joel D Elhard

Richard P Heggs

Richard Harris

Andrew Sweeney

Patrick Ganzer

Nathan Philip Gano

Jeffrey Boyce

Joshua James

Craig Bartling

Melissa S Roshon

Mingming Zhang

Sophie Truc Lam

Abhishek Gupta

Jacob Lilly

Karien J Rodriguez

Manoj Kumar Valluri

Beth Muszynski

Vijendra Nalamothu

David James McNamara

Purnendu Kumar Sharma

Srikanth Manne

Alon Mantel

Katarzyna Kucharzyk

Jane P Fife

Katarzyna Hanna Kucharzyk

Reade Harpham

Wayne B Robbins

Anne-Claire Christiaen

Jeff J Boyce

Nathan G Bonn-Savage

Beth Muszynski Britt

Joshua P James

Craig M Bartling

Katharine M Palmer

Phillip Andrew Schorr

Andrew V Sweeney

Polymer matrix particles useful for inhibiting scale formation in oil and gas wells are described. The insoluble, porous, crosslinked polymer matrix includes a polymer backbone and ionic functional groups covalently bonded to the backbone, the ionic functional groups being capable of selectively attracting and binding salt scale-forming ions when in contact with a liquid containing such ions.

Polymer matrix particles for inhibiting scale formation in oil and gas wells

An agricultural composition comprises living microorganisms encapsulated in polymer gel microbeads which are applied onto seeds. In another embodiment, an agricultural composition comprises living microorganisms encapsulated in polymer gel macroheads for planting with seeds in soil. In another embodiment, an agricultural composition comprises living microorganisms immobilized in a polymer gel matrix that is coated on a seed.

Encapsulation for microbial seed treatment stabilization

This invention addresses the need for efficient dry skin electrodes. Robust, flexible Mixed Ionic Electronic Conductor (MIEC) electrodes were prepared by an aqueous solution route resulting in electrically conductive networks of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and ionically conductive elastic matrix. The flexible electrode was characterized in terms of conductivity, ionic charge transfer resistance, and water uptake. The flexible electrode maintained low resistance even after multiple cycles of 50% extension and contraction.

Mixed ionic electronic conductors for improved charge transport in electrotherapeutic devices

The present disclosure relates to topical compositions and methods for the treatment of radiation dermatitis. The compositions include specific formulations of a cannabinoid and olive oil, along with other specified ingredients.

Compositions for topical treatment of radiation dermatitis

Disclosed are conjugate molecules formed from an active agent which is linked to a cannabinoid moiety through a specified linker having ester and amide end groups. The active agent can be a COX-2 inhibitor moiety, and the cannabinoid moiety can be a cannabidiol moiety. These conjugate molecules are contemplated to potentially be effective in the treatment of medical conditions.

Cannabinoid conjugate molecules

The present disclosure relates to methods for making polyols, esters, and surfactants. Generally, a carboxyl-containing molecule is reacted with an epoxide-containing molecule to obtain a hydroxylated ester. If multiple epoxide groups are present in the epoxide-containing molecule, the resulting molecule can also be considered a polyol. The hydroxyl groups can be further ethoxylated to obtain a surfactant/stabilizer.

Bio-based polyols, esters, and surfactants

Controlled release particles may include stimuli-responsive coatings on porous particles to allow for controlled release of a material in the pores of the porous particles. For example, a composition may comprise: a porous particle; a material in pores of the porous particle; and a coating bonded to a surface of the porous particle, wherein the coating comprises a multi-urethane compound capable of reversibly converting between a condensed state and an expanded state upon exposure to a stimuli.

Scale inhibitors and related controlled release particles

Methods of mapping a subterranean formation using imploding particles are described. In some cases, the particles contain a material that generated a gas which passes through a water-insoluble coating to create a void within the particle. In some aspects, the implosive particles have a coating that dissolves in the subterranean formation.

Acoustic proppant for fracture diagnostic

Coating materials and coated personal protective clothing items incorporating the coating material are described. The coating material includes a polymeric component; a metal oxide component; and a catalytic component. The catalytic component includes a metal oxide or a mixed metal oxide which is an effective catalyst for an oxidation reaction. The coated personal protective clothing item includes a personal protective clothing substrate with a coating including the coating material.

Coating materials, and personal protective clothing items coated with the coating materials

A cationic surfactant and a method of making the cationic surfactant are described. The method comprises reacting a lipophilic bio-based material having at least one epoxy functional group and a hydrophilic organic compound having at least one cationic functional group and at least one hydroxyl functional group to form a reaction product containing a stable ether linkage connecting the lipophilic bio-based material to the organic compound. At least a portion of the cationic functional groups is neutralized or ion exchanged with an organic acid. Incorporation of the simple organic acid reduces the surfactant's aquatic toxicity and acts as a substrate to encourage co-digestion of the surfactant molecule, making the compound more biodegradable.

Cationic surfactants comprising an ether link

Provided are poly(AAG)-compositions, and corresponding coatings, foams, and coated articles. Also provided are methods for preparing the poly(AAG)-compositions and corresponding reagents including, e.g., polyol-AAG compositions. Coatings using the poly(AAG)-compositions may be useful for, e.g., replacing bisphenol-A cross-linked coatings used in food and beverage containers, coating metal articles, and the like.

BPA-free coatings

The invention provides a variety of novel devices, systems, and methods of utilizing mixed-ionic-electronic conductor (MIEC) materials adapted to function with an applied current or potential. The materials, as part of a circuit, are placed in contact with a part of a human or nonhuman animal body. A sodium selective membrane system utilizing the MIEC is also described.

Mixed ionic electronic conductors: devices, systems and methods of use

Processes for producing polymer microcapsules using vicinal functional oligomers are also described. The vicinal functional oligomers can be made by polymerizing an acrylate monomer, a styrene monomer, or both in the presence of a chain transfer agent. The vicinal functional oligomers can be reacted with epichlorohydrin to form vicinal epoxies. The vicinal epoxies can be reacted with polyamines to form epoxy polymer microspheres. The vicinal epoxies can be reacted with carbon dioxide in the presence of a catalyst to form vicinal cyclic carbonates. The vicinal cyclic carbonates can be reacted with polyamines to form isocyanate-free polymer microspheres. Polymer microspheres made by the processes are also described.

Formaldehyde free microspheres and encapsulation

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Westerville, OH, United States of America

Ramanathan S Lalgudi