NED ALLEN GODSHALL
Pilots at Rocky Pt Ct, Albuquerque, NM

6454755, Sep 24, 2002

Apr 24, 1997

08/845503

Ned Allen Godshall - Albuquerque NM

Silicon MicroDevices - Albuquerque NM

A61N 130

604501, 604 20, 424449

A drug delivery system including an apparatus for mechanically disrupting a layer of skin having a known thickness without substantially disrupting underlying dermis layers below the layer of skin in question and a reservoir for continuously applying the drug to the disrupted area of skin. The apparatus includes a cutter having a plurality of microprotrusions having a height chosen with respect to the layer of skin that is to be disrupted and a stop for preventing the apparatus from penetrating the skin beyond a predetermined distance. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the microprotrusions include blades that generate cuts in the layer of skin. The cuts are generated by moving the apparatus parallel to the surface of the skin either at the time of application, during the normal movements of the individual wearing the apparatus, or both. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the proper length of blade is determined for each individual and delivery site on that individual.

5198716, Mar 30, 1993

Dec 9, 1991

7/803815

Ned A. Godshall - Albuquerque NM
Dale R. Koehler - Albuquerque NM
Alan Y. Liang - Albuquerque NM
Bradley K. Smith - Albuquerque NM

The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC

H01L 4108

310349

A micro-machined resonator, typically quartz, with upper and lower micro-machinable support members, or covers, having etched wells which may be lined with conductive electrode material, between the support members is a quartz resonator having an energy trapping quartz mesa capacitively coupled to the electrode through a diaphragm; the quartz resonator is supported by either micro-machined cantilever springs or by thin layers extending over the surfaces of the support. If the diaphragm is rigid, clock applications are available, and if the diaphragm is resilient, then transducer applications can be achieved. Either the thin support layers or the conductive electrode material can be integral with the diaphragm. In any event, the covers are bonded to form a hermetic seal and the interior volume may be filled with a gas or may be evacuated. In addition, one or both of the covers may include oscillator and interface circuitry for the resonator.

5879326, Mar 9, 1999

Apr 25, 1997

8/845627

Ned Allen Godshall - Albuquerque NM
R. Rox Anderson - Lexington MA

A61M 3100

604 51

A method and apparatus for mechanically disrupting a layer of skin having a known thickness without substantially disrupting underlying dermis layers below the layer of skin in question so as to facilitate the delivery of compounds across the disrupted layer. The apparatus includes a cutter having a plurality of microprotrusions having a height chosen with respect to the layer of skin that is to be disrupted and a stop for preventing the apparatus from penetrating the skin beyond a predetermined distance. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the microprotrusions include blades that generate cuts in the layer of skin. The cuts are generated by moving the apparatus parallel to the surface of the skin either at the time of application, during the normal movements of the individual wearing the apparatus, or both. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the appropriate length of blade is determined for each individual and delivery site on that individual.

8444829, May 21, 2013

Sep 21, 2007

11/859731

Ned Allen Godshall - Albuquerque NM, US
Matthew Jason Bruff - Englewood CO, US

Altela, Inc. - Albuequerque NM

B01D 3/34, C02F 1/04

203 10, 203 6, 203 25, 203 49, 203 86, 203DIG 8, 210696, 210774, 261128

Improved methods for carrier-gas humidification/dehumidification [HDH] or dewvaporization enable production of clean water, derived in part from models generated and tested with produced water from the oil and gas industries, which likewise address industrial waste water remediation and generally facilitate the time and cost efficient disposal of waste waters from a plurality of industries ranging from food, wine, and beverage production to novel enhanced efficiencies within the oil and gas industries themselves. High efficiency carrier gas HDH thermal distillation functions without membranes, at ambient or near ambient pressures with no required pre- or post-treatment, and economies of scale to leverage a plastics-based processing platform. Industrial waste water including that generated by the food, wine, and beverage industries, among others, is likewise ameliorated according to the instant teachings.

4761487, Aug 2, 1988

Jun 10, 1986

6/872718

Ned A. Godshall - Albuquerque NM

The United States of America as represented by the United States
Department of Energy - Washington DC

H01M 636, H01M 436

429112

Batteries are improved, especially with respect to voltage regulation properties, by employing as anode and cathode compositions, those which fall in a thermodynamically invariant region of the metallurgical phase diagram of the combination of the constituent components. The invention is especially useful in the Li/FeS. sub. 2 system.

2013016, Jul 4, 2013

Oct 22, 2010

13/514900

Ned Godshall - Albuquerque NM, US

Altela. Inc. - Albuquerque NM

C02F 1/14, C02F 1/16

203 10, 202183, 202172

Systems for efficient generation of clean water from non-potable water leverage heat provided by concentrated solar power or waste heat is co-located at a source of non-potable water for efficient, low-cost operation based on steam provided by the source of heat. A process of using such systems operated by the steam provided and the non-potable water, is disclosed, to generate clean water and concentrate water.

7527661, May 5, 2009

Apr 18, 2005

11/109186

Anand Chellappa - Albuquerque NM, US
Thomas R. Vencill - Albuquerque NM, US
Michael Roy Powell - Kennewick WA, US
Ned A. Godshall - Albuquerque NM, US

Intelligent Energy, Inc. - Long Beach CA

C01B 3/36, C01B 3/24, C10J 3/46, C10J 3/54, B01J 7/00, B01J 19/00, H01M 8/06, B28D 7/00

48197R, 48 61, 481983, 422198, 422200

A hydrogen generator comprising a hydrogen membrane reactor, a fuel supply, a reaction fuel supply line, an air supply, an air supply line, a combustion fuel supply line, a tail gas supply line, a combustion by-product line for transporting combustion by-products from the combustion chamber, and a reaction product line. A membrane assembly to be joined to a reactor chamber of a hydrogen generator, which comprises a membrane; and a membrane support comprising a sintered porous metal. A reactor assembly comprising a reaction chamber containing a porous metal substrate, two membrane assemblies, a fuel supply, a reaction fuel supply line, and a tail gas supply line and a reaction product line. Methods associated with the hydrogen generator, membrane assembly and reactor assembly.