ROBERT A GROSS, MD.,PHD
Psychiatric in Rochester, NY

4236098, Nov 25, 1980

Aug 20, 1979

6/067961

Jerry R. Horak - Rochester NY
Harold F. Langworthy - Rochester NY
Frederick J. Rauner - Rochester NY
Robert C. Gross - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

H01J 2936, H01J 3138, G03C 500, B03F 500

313371

A color imaging device is comprised of means for sensing radiation comprising a planar array of charge-handling semiconductor photosensors, preferably at least one of the photosensors having a radiation sensing area with at least one dimension less than about 100 microns, and superimposed thereon, filter means for controlling access of radiation to the sensing means. The filter means is in micro-registration with the array of photosensors and comprises a transparent mordant layer with a plurality of radiation intercepting means defining a planar array of filter elements. The filter area of each intercepting means contains at least one mordantable dye which absorbs radiation in at least one portion of the spectrum and transmits radiation in at least one other portion of the spectrum. The color imaging device comprises an interlaid pattern having at least two sets of intercepting means, the first set having a different radiation absorption and transmission characteristic from that of the second set.

4204866, May 27, 1980

Jan 9, 1978

5/867841

Jerry R. Horak - Rochester NY
Harold F. Langworthy - Webster NY
Frederick J. Rauner - Rochester NY
Robert C. Gross - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

G03C 500, G03C 184

430306

A color imaging device is comprised of means for sensing radiation comprising a planar array of charge-handling semiconductor photosensors, preferably at least one of the photosensors having a radiation sensing area with at least one dimension less than about 100 microns, and superimposed thereon, filter means for controlling access of radiation to the sensing means. The filter means is in micro-registration with the array of photosensors and comprises a transparent mordant layer with a plurality of radiation intercepting means defining a planar array of filter elements. The filter area of each intercepting means contains at least one mordantable dye which absorbs radiation in at least one portion of the spectrum and transmits radiation in at least one other portion of the spectrum. The color imaging device comprises an interlaid pattern having at least two sets of intercepting means, the first set having a different radiation absorption and transmission characteristic from that of the second set.

4478944, Oct 23, 1984

Nov 24, 1982

6/444112

Robert C. Gross - Rochester NY
Susan C. Gross - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

G01N 2178, G01N 3352, G01N 3366

436 95

A multizone element, for quantitative analyte determination in whole blood, containing a porous spreading zone separated from a reagent zone by a barrier zone, said barrier zone comprising a non-porous film comprising a polymer of: from 30 to 95 percent by weight of polymerized monomer having the structure ##STR1## from 0. 25 to 30 percent by weight of polymerized monomer having the structure ##STR2## and from 0. 1 to 50 percent by weight of polymerized monomer having the structure ##STR3## wherein: R. sup. 1, R. sup. 3, and R. sup. 5 are independently selected from the group consisting of hydrogen and methyl, R. sup. 2 is alkyl of from 1 to 16 carbon atoms, R. sup. 4 and R. sup. 6 are independently selected from the group consisting of alkylene groups having from 1 to 6 carbon atoms, ##STR4## wherein R. sup. 7 is hydrogen, alkyl of 1 to 10 carbon atoms, or cycloalkyl of 5 to 10 carbon atoms, and M is NR. sup. 8 R. sup. 9 H. sup. + X or SO. sub. 3. sup.

D568511, May 6, 2008

Apr 25, 2007

29/286133

R. Michael Datz - Rochester NY, US
Robert J. Gross - Rochester NY, US
Stephen T. Vukosic - W. Henrietta NY, US
Christopher D. Jacobs - Honeoye Falls NY, US

Star Headlight & Lantern Co., Inc. - Avon NY

2602

D26 40

D632199, Feb 8, 2011

Feb 15, 2008

29/301211

Christopher D. Jacobs - Honeoye Falls NY, US
Steven W. Neufeglise - Rochester NY, US
Stephen T. Vukosic - West Henrietta NY, US
Robert J. Gross - Rochester NY, US
J. Douglas Richardson - Pittsford NY, US
Michael F. Mastin - Livonia NY, US
J. Andrew Howard - Honeoye Falls NY, US
R. Michael Datz - Rochester NY, US

Star Headlight & Lantern Co., Inc. - Avon NY

1005

D10114

8210725, Jul 3, 2012

Feb 12, 2009

12/378247

R. Michael Datz - Rochester NY, US
Robert J. Gross - Rochester NY, US
Steven W. Neufeglise - Rochester NY, US
Stephen T. Vukosic - West Henrietta NY, US
J. Douglas Richardson - Pittsford NY, US
Michael F. Mastin - Livonia NY, US

Start Headlight & Lantern Co., Inc. - Avon NY

B60Q 1/00

362493, 362496, 362476, 362549

A light bar has several modular light source heads which may contain different types of light sources as well as different technologies mounted in cages by shock absorbing grommets. The cages are mounted on a bottom member so that the heads can be arranged along opposite sides and the ends of the bottom members. The heads are captured, and assembled with the bottom member, by a top member which also captures translucent or transparent members or lenses along the sides of the light bar and, transparent or translucent end caps which may also provide lenses for the light source heads at the ends of the bar. The end caps are removably connected to the top and bottom members at the ends of the bar by screws extending through the end caps. The light source modules have the same wiring connected thereto by connectors from a connector board to connectors along the back ends of the light source heads. The top member is attached to posts extending from the bottom member by screws so as to enable removal of the top member to expose the light source modules.