First pzn exp IB aqueous media notebook 2<\/a> (These are the first notebook pages that record Dr. Lewis’ invention on aqueous polymerization of IB.\u00a0 Much more will be said concerning this and related documents pertaining to this invention in subsequent blog postings.)<\/p>\n Dr. “Kennedy” receiving royalty check for a student’s invention<\/p><\/div>\n Furthermore, I wish to add that the witness to this invention can vouch with 100 % certainty that the aforementioned student was solely responsible not only for conception of the invention, but also for its reduction to practice and additionally made arrangements for the licensee to travel to U. Akron to negotiate patent licensing!\u00a0 How can I make this statement?\u00a0 I am the witness who signed the laboratory notebooks of this student recording his invention and additionally I also know the basic gist of how the invention came about.\u00a0 All I will say is that in \u201cKennedy\u2019s\u201d lab no one (with the exception of Dr. Jack Pi) was well-versed with silicon chemistry and much of what the remainder knew was derived from the Gelest chemical catalog!\u00a0 This was in part where this student gathered the necessary information needed to devise this invention (along with careful observations of what water does when present in a hydrosilation reaction mixture containing \u201cKarstedt\u2019s\u201d catalyst).<\/p>\n As we will see in later blog postings, this habit of \u201cKennedy\u201d in stealing inventions from others is not limited to this one student.\u00a0 Moreover, as I will be pointing out in future blogs the chemical literature (both patent and peer reviewed articles) is replete with examples of patents that were issued to \u201cKennedy\u201d (both while at Esso Corp. and U. Akron) which contain \u201cprior art\u201d content and thus never qualified as being \u201cpatentable\u201d and definitely are unoriginal.\u00a0 Some of the earliest articles and patents coauthored by \u201cKennedy\u201d make false claims as to the originality of the research (e.g. polymerization using alkyl Al coinitiators or copolymers of IB with \u03b2-pinene) and can be readily traced as originating from peer scientists within the polymer community at the time in question or well prior to it…<\/p>\n * In later blog postings I will be providing numerous additional pieces of evidence that demonstrate conclusively that indeed I am the sole inventor of the first (and actually next two) aqueous polymerization systems for IB (i.e. the only aqueous polymerization systems for this monomer).\u00a0 The second of these was reported by myself and a colleague a little over one year ago and the third will be reported sometime this year.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Before I resume my previous blog I need to make a backwards digression.\u00a0 Prior to making my discovery that Holy Grail was stable to hydrolytic cleavage in excess methanol (see below) and thus readily coming to the conclusion that polymerization … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/innovscience.com\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/01\/Royalty-Check-PK-Invention-300x226.jpg\" "\\"Royalty")
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