SIVAVEC; Timothy Mark

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for SIVAVEC; Timothy Mark.The latest application filed is for "amines analysis by ion chromatography".

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SIVAVEC; Timothy Mark - Clifton Park NY

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Amines Analysis By Ion Chromatography App 20180193767 - SIVAVEC; Timothy Mark ; et al.	2018-07-12
Multifunctional sensor Grant 10,001,415 - Nagraj , et al. June 19, 2	2018-06-19
Multifunctional Sensor App 20170043095 - Nagraj; Nandini ; et al.	2017-02-16
Self-contained phosphate sensors and method for using same App 20070092972 - Xiao; Caibin ; et al.	2007-04-26
Opto-acoustic sensor system and associated method App 20060210440 - Potyrailo; Radislav Alexandrovich ; et al.	2006-09-21
Opto-acoustic sensor device and associated method App 20060198760 - Potyrailo; Radislav Alexandrovich ; et al.	2006-09-07
Apparatus and method for spatially detecting or quantifying chemical species App 20040115827 - Potyrailo, Radislav Alexandrovich ; et al.	2004-06-17
Systems and methods to control humidity effects on sensor performance App 20040110299 - Sivavec, Timothy Mark	2004-06-10
Poly (1,4-ethylene-2-piperazone) composition, method for production of a poly(1,4-ethylene-2-piperazone), composition TCE-detecting method and sensor Grant 6,743,915 - Sivavec , et al. June 1, 2	2004-06-01
Apparatus and method for spatially detecting or quantifying chemical species Grant 6,676,903 - Potyrailo , et al. January 13, 2	2004-01-13
Methods and systems for monitoring water usage App 20030088527 - Hung, Stephen Lan-Sun ; et al.	2003-05-08
Opto-acoustic wave chemical sensor App 20030053936 - Potyrailo, Radislav Alexandrovich ; et al.	2003-03-20
Poly(1,4-ethylene-2-piperazone) composition, method for production of a poly(1,4-ethylene-2-piperazone) composition, TCE-detecting method and sensor App 20030040121 - Sivavec, Timothy Mark ; et al.	2003-02-27
Apparatus and method for spatially detecting or quantifying chemical species App 20030040118 - Potyrailo, Radislav Alexandrovich ; et al.	2003-02-27
Method and system to remotely monitor groundwater treatment Grant 6,491,828 - Sivavec , et al. December 10, 2	2002-12-10
On-line sparging sampling and monitoring systems and methods Grant 6,485,688 - Sivavec , et al. November 26, 2	2002-11-26
Composition for treating aqueous composition contaminants Grant 6,464,864 - Sivavec October 15, 2	2002-10-15
Method and system to remotely monitor a carbon adsorption process Grant 6,451,210 - Sivavec , et al. September 17, 2	2002-09-17
Method and apparatus for determining chemical properties Grant 6,360,585 - Potyrailo , et al. March 26, 2	2002-03-26
Composition and method for treating aqueous composition contaminants App 20010042723 - Sivavec, Timothy Mark	2001-11-22
Monitoring of volatile organic compounds in groundwater with an in-situ sampling device Grant 6,272,938 - Baghel , et al. August 14, 2	2001-08-14
Composition and method for ground water remediation Grant 5,750,036 - Sivavec May 12, 1	1998-05-12

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