Nanospar
Lead Chemist
Diversified Nano Solutions Corporation Aug 2017 - Nov 2017
Principle Scientist
Ricoh Imaging Americas Corporation Jun 2015 - Jul 2017
Advisory Hw Engineer: Research and Development, Technology and Solutions Development
Hp Jan 1996 - May 2015
Ink Chemist and Hardware Design Engineer and Scientist
Hp Aug 2010 - Jul 2012
Media Design Chemist and Development Engineer
Education:
University of Missouri - Saint Louis 1992 - 1996
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Chemistry
Skills:
Specialty Chemicals Color Science Formulation Science Surface Chemistry Self Assembled Monolayers Monolayer Technology Adsorption Science Surfactant Chemistry Colloids Digital Webpress Operation R&D Professional R&D Surfactants Science Chemical Chemistry Manufacturing Process Improvement Design of Experiments Materials Science Thin Films Testing Inkjet Materials Failure Analysis Formulation Chemistry Characterization Quality Assurance Product Development Patents Coatings Process Engineering Hardware Engineering Management Systems Engineering Cross Functional Team Leadership Six Sigma Product Lifecycle Management Spc Design For Manufacturing Sensors Research and Development Business Process Improvement
Interests:
Civil Rights and Social Action Education Environment Science and Technology Animal Welfare Arts and Culture Health
The ink set of this invention comprises at least two inks, one of which contains a pH sensitive polymer and pigment colorant with dispersant. A second ink is provided which comprises incompatible inorganic or organic salts or has an appropriate pH. The polymer precipitates onto a medium upon contact with the second ink, thereby providing improved bleed control.
Raymond J Adamic - Corvallis OR Mary E Austin - Corvallis OR Hiang P Lauw - Corvallis OR Dennis P Parazak - Oceanside CA Zia Rehman - Corvallis OR
Assignee:
Hewlett-Packard Company - Palo Alto CA
International Classification:
C09D 1102
US Classification:
106 3148, 106 3127, 106 3149
Abstract:
Color ink sets for use in printer systems are provided and formulated to provide improved plain paper and special media performance while maintaining good printing characteristics. The inks and ink sets of the present invention exhibit excellent color performance and lightfastness across a range of media, robust K/Y bleed resistance on plain paper at fast print speeds, as well as excellent printability and reliability. A specific dye set for formulating yellow, magenta, and cyan inks comprises a mixture of acid yellow 23 (AY23) and direct yellow 132 (DY132), a mixture of a cyan dye compound having the formula: wherein Pc represents a phthalocyanine nucleus and acid blue 9; and a magenta dye compound having formula: wherein Q is a cation.
Use Of Mixtures Of Organic Acids To Adjust Properties Of Ink-Jet Inks
Zia Rehman - Corvallis OR Dennis P Parazak - Oceanside CA Raymond J Adamic - Corvallis OR
Assignee:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
C09D 1102
US Classification:
106 3158, 106 3186
Abstract:
Ink-jet ink compositions are described comprising a mixture of succinic acid and at least one second organic acid. The ink-jet ink compositions alleviate color bleed, and lead to reliable pen performance when incorporated in a pen architecture.
Systems And Methods For Servicing Ink-Jet Pens Containing Reactive Inks
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B41J 201
US Classification:
347100, 347 28, 347 95
Abstract:
The present invention is drawn to systems and methods for remediating printhead cross-contamination wherein at least one of the ink-jet inks has undergone crashing. Specifically, a method of minimizing or reversing crashing of a first ink-jet ink that has reacted with a second ink-jet ink on a printhead can comprise the steps of dispensing a reactive cleaning fluid that is chemically configured to react with the first ink-jet ink after crashing; and cleaning a printhead having a crashed inkjet ink thereon with the reactive cleaning fluid, thereby minimizing or reverse crashing at the printhead.
Ink-Jet Printing Methods And Systems Providing Improved Image Durability
Ronald A. Askeland - San Diego CA, US Dennis P. Parazak - Oceanside CA, US Rodney Stramel - San Diego CA, US
Assignee:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
G01D 11/00
US Classification:
347100, 347101, 347 95
Abstract:
Systems and methods for providing smudge resistant and durable ink-jet images are provided. Specifically, a system for printing durable ink-jet ink images can comprise a first printhead containing a fixer composition including a charged fixer component, wherein the first printhead is configured for ink-jet printing the fixer composition on a substrate. The system can further comprise a second printhead containing an ink-jet ink, wherein the second printhead is configured for ink-jet printing the ink-jet ink composition over the fixer composition. The ink-jet ink can also include a colorant carrying an opposite charge with respect to the charged fixer component. A third printhead containing a polymer overcoat composition can also be present, and can be configured for ink-jet printing the polymer overcoat composition over ink-jet ink composition. The polymer of the polymer overcoat composition can also carry an opposite charge with respect to the charged fixer component.
Methods And Architecture For Applying Self-Assembled Monolayer(S)
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B41J 2/135 B41J 2/015
US Classification:
347 45, 347 21
Abstract:
The present invention is drawn to methods and architecture for depositing one or more self-assembled monolayer(s) onto a print nozzle orifice plate surface. In particular, the servicing fluid includes a self-assembled monolayer-forming agent and is applied using a wiper. The wiper is configured to service and maintain an orifice plate surface having a pre-existing self-assembled monolayer, or for initial application of a self-assembled monolayer to an orifice plate.
Systems And Methods For Printing Onto A Substrate Using Reactive Ink
Dennis P Parazak - Oceanside CA, US James A. Mott - San Diego CA, US Melissa D. Lee - Escondido CA, US James Pingel - San Diego CA, US
Assignee:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
B41J 2/17
US Classification:
347 96, 347100
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are method and systems for printing a reactive ink and a fixer or second reactive ink onto a substrate from a single orifice plate, wherein orifice plate comprising at least two orifices; wherein at least one orifice prints a first reactive ink, and other orifice prints a fixer or second reactive ink. The reactive inks and the fixer reacts to form a precipitate which soluble in at least one of the fixer or the inks.
Dennis P Parazak - Oceanside CA, US Eduardo Amela - Barcelona, ES
Assignee:
Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX
International Classification:
C09D 11/02
US Classification:
106 3127, 106 315, 106 3148
Abstract:
Ink, ink sets, and methods of printing are provided. The inks can include a plurality of dyes such that upon printing on a print medium, the printed ink or inks can maintain a neutral color, defined by an a* value from about −1 to about 3 and having a b* value from about 3 to about −15. This neutral color can be maintained such that the printed ink or image has these a*b* values for substantially all L* values ranging from about 25 to about 75, or even from 0 to 95.