Richard C Reineman, 76414 Sea Ridge Dr, La Jolla, CA 92037

7197352, Mar 27, 2007

Jun 26, 2003

10/609259

Sheldon J. Gott - San Diego CA, US
Anthony D. Mascarenas - San Diego CA, US
Richard Charles Reineman - La Jolla CA, US

Tristan Technologies, Inc. - San Diego CA

A61B 5/05

600409, 324248, 324244

According to certain embodiments of the present invention, there is provided a mounting arrangement for a magnetoencephalography (MEG) system headrest assembly forming a portion of a SQUID dewar and having a fixed headrest and an array of sensors, wherein a sensor array plate positions the sensors relative to the headset. A plurality of first rods interconnecting the array plate and the movable mounting member. A plurality of second rods are fixed at one of their ends relative to the dewar and are connected at their opposite ends to the movable mounting member. Each one of the first and second rods is composed of material expandable and contractible with changes in temperature, whereby the movable mounting member tends to be moved in one direction toward or away from the sensor array plate, and tends to be moved in an opposite direction away from or toward the array plate, resulting in temperature changes affecting the first and second rods, so that the sensor array plate and its sensors maintain a substantially constant spacing between the sensors and the headrest with changes in temperature. A plurality of second rods are fixed at one of their ends relative to the dewar and are connected at their opposite Each one o the rods is composed of material expandible and contractable with changes in temperature, whereby the movable mounting member tends to be moved in one direction toward or away from the sensor array plate, and tends to be moved in an opposite direction away from or toward the array plate resulting in temperature changes affecting the first and second rods, so that the sensor array plate and its sensors maintain a substantially constant spacing between the sensors and and headrest with changes in temperature.

2013004, Feb 28, 2013

Oct 30, 2012

13/664096

Conrado Rillo Millán - Zaragoza, ES
Leticia Tocado Martínez - Zaragoza, ES
Richard C. Reineman - La Jolla CA, US
Richard J. Warburton - Del Mar CA, US

Consejo Superior De Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC) - Madrid
GWR Instruments, Inc. - San Diego CA
Universidad De Zaragoza - Zaragoza

F25J 1/02
F25B 9/00

62 6, 62608, 62607, 62606

A system and a method for liquefaction of gases which are utilized in their liquid state as refrigerants in applications that require low temperatures, throughout various pressure ranges, from slightly above atmospheric pressures to pressures near the critical point. The system and method are based on closed-cycle cryocoolers and utilize the thermodynamic properties of the gas to achieve optimal liquefaction rates.

2013019, Aug 1, 2013

Mar 13, 2013

13/801960

Conrado RILLO MILLÁN - Zaragoza, ES
Leticia TOCADO MARTÍNEZ - Zaragoza, ES
Richard C. REINEMAN - La Jolla CA, US
Richard J. WARBURTON - Del Mar CA, US

CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS (CSIC) - Madrid
GWR INSTRUMENTS, INC. - San Diego CA
UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZA - Zaragoza

F25J 1/02
F25B 9/00

62 6, 62606, 62607, 62608

A system and a method for liquefaction of gases which are utilized in their liquid state as refrigerants in applications that require low temperatures, throughout various pressure ranges, from slightly above atmospheric pressures to pressures near the critical point. The system and method are based on closed-cycle cryocoolers and utilize the thermodynamic properties of the gas to achieve optimal liquefaction rates.

D320444, Jul 4, 1989

Jun 26, 1986

6/879171

Richard G. Reineman - San Diego CA

D25 19

4854641, Aug 8, 1989

Jan 23, 1989

7/300398

Richard G. Reineman - San Diego CA
George P. Carver - Newport Beach CA

A47C 320

297345

A chair with adjustable seat height in which the height change, made to suit the size of a given occupant, will at the same time change the height of the back rest above the seat. The amount of rise of the back rest is arranged to be in accordance with the proportions of average people. There is a pivoting, four-bar parallelogram-type linkage which raises the back support relative to the seat as the seat is raised. The front part of the linkage is fixed in height while the rear part raises and lowers the seat back. The linkage is rotated upward at the rear of the chair by one pin in the middle of the linkage which rises with the seat. An additional movement is developed in the linkage by having it bent downward toward the rear of the chair. The movement developed is a shifting of the seat back rearward of the seat as the seat rises.