Ryan K JonesDenver, CO

7914714, Mar 29, 2011

May 14, 2004

10/555432

Thomas J. Anchordoquy - Lakewood CO, US
Corinne Lengsfeld - Denver CO, US
Kelly Brinkley - Ellicott City MD, US
Ryan Jones - Colorado Springs CO, US

The Regents of the University of Colorado - Denver CO

B01J 13/02

264 41, 4284022, 42840221, 42840224

The methods of the invention employ electrostatic atomization to form a compound droplet of at least two miscible fluids. The compound droplet comprises a core of a first fluid and a layer of a second fluid completely surrounding the core. The first fluid contains the agent to be encapsulated and the second fluid contains an encapsulating agent. The first and second liquids are miscible. The encapsulated droplets can contain a variety of materials including, but not limited to, polynucleotides such as DNA and RNA, proteins, bioactive agents or drugs, food, pesticides, herbicides, fragrances, antifoulants, dyes, oils, inks, cosmetics, catalysts, detergents, curing agents, flavors, fuels, metals, paints, photographic agents, biocides, pigments, plasticizers, propellants and the like and components thereof. The droplets can be encapsulated by a variety of materials, including, but not limited to, lipid bilayers and polymer shells. An additional complete or partial layer of a third fluid can be formed on the outside of the second fluid layer.

2020037, Dec 3, 2020

Aug 17, 2020

16/994842

- Pasadena CA, US
Xinghao Zhou - Pasadena CA, US
Ke Sun - Pasadena CA, US
Ryan J. Jones - Pasadena CA, US
Nathan S. Lewis - La Canada Flintridge CA, US

C25B 3/04
C25B 1/00
C25B 11/04
C25B 13/08
C25B 1/10

A solar fuels generator includes an anolyte and a catholyte in contact with a separator. The separator is configured such that the pH of the anolyte and the pH of the catholyte are each held at a steady state pH level during operation of the solar fuels generator. The steady state pH level of the anolyte is different from the steady state pH level of the catholyte.

2020011, Apr 16, 2020

Dec 11, 2019

16/711294

- San Jose CA, US
Richard S. LUCKY - Louisville CO, US
Stephen GOLD - Fort Collins CO, US
Ryan R. JONES - Mesa AZ, US

G06F 12/06
H01L 27/105

A storage system with a controller having a persistent memory interface to local memory is provided. The persistent memory can be used to store a logical-to-physical address table. A logical-to-physical address table manager, local to the controller or remote in a secondary controller, can be used to access the logical-to-physical address table. The manager can be configured to improve bandwidth and performance in the storage system.

2018035, Dec 13, 2018

Jun 20, 2017

15/628361

- Irvine CA, US
Richard S. Lucky - Louisville CO, US
Stephen Gold - Fort Collins CO, US
Ryan R. Jones - Mesa AZ, US

Western Digital Technologies, Inc. - Irvine CA

G06F 12/06
H01L 27/105

A storage system with a controller having a persistent memory interface to local memory is provided. The persistent memory can be used to store a logical-to-physical address table. A logical-to-physical address table manager, local to the controller or remote in a secondary controller, can be used to access the logical-to-physical address table. The manager can be configured to improve bandwidth and performance in the storage system.

2018025, Sep 6, 2018

Mar 1, 2018

15/909764

- Pasadena CA, US
Xinghao Zhou - Pasadena CA, US
Ke Sun - Pasadena CA, US
Ryan J. Jones - Pasadena CA, US
Nathan S. Lewis - La Canada Flintridge CA, US

C25B 3/04
C25B 1/00
C25B 1/10
C25B 13/08
C25B 11/04

A solar fuels generator includes an anolyte and a catholyte in contact with a separator. The separator is configured such that the pH of the anolyte and the pH of the catholyte are each held at a steady state pH level during operation of the solar fuels generator. The steady state pH level of the anolyte is different from the steady state pH level of the catholyte.

2016031, Oct 27, 2016

Apr 20, 2016

15/133954

- Pasadena CA, US
Suho Jung - Los Angeles CA, US
Ryan John-Robert Jones - Pasadena CA, US

G01N 27/403
G01N 27/30

A rotating disk electrode cell has a housing with a reservoir configured to receive a sample for an electrochemical experiment. A shaft is positioned in the housing such that the shaft is free to rotate around the longitudinal axis of the shaft and such that both ends of the shaft are located inside of the housing.

2015029, Oct 15, 2015

Dec 12, 2014

14/569497

- Pasadena CA, US
- Oakland CA, US
Chengxiang Xiang - Costa Mesa CA, US
John M. Gregoire - Sierra Madre CA, US
Ryan J. Jones - Pasadena CA, US
Dan W. Guevarra - Norwalk CA, US
Aniketa A. Shinde - Upland CA, US

C25B 11/04
C25B 1/02

An Oxygen Evolution Reaction (OER) catalyst includes a metal oxide that includes oxygen, cerium, and one or more second metals. In some instances, the cerium is 10 to 80 molar % of the metals in the metal oxide and/or the catalyst includes two or more second metals. The OER catalyst can be included in or on an electrode. The electrode can be arranged in an oxygen evolution system such that the Oxygen Evolution Reaction occurs at the electrode.

2015021, Jul 30, 2015

Apr 10, 2015

14/683596

- Pasadena CA, US
- Berkeley CA, US
John M. Gregoire - Sierra Madre CA, US
Aniketa A. Shinde - Upland CA, US
Dan W. Guevarra - Norwalk CA, US
Ryan J. Jones - Pasadena CA, US
Martin R. Marcin - Simi Valley CA, US
Slobodan Mitrovic - Pasadena CA, US

G01N 27/403
G01N 27/27

Electrochemical or electrochemical and photochemical experiments are performed on a collection of samples by suspending a drop of electrolyte solution between an electrochemical experiment probe and one of the samples that serves as a test sample. During the electrochemical experiment, the electrolyte solution is added to the drop and an output solution is removed from the drop. The probe and collection of samples can be moved relative to one another so the probe can be scanned across the samples.