Mathew M Zuckerman

US Patent:

20090082551, Mar 26, 2009

Filed:

Aug 5, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/221695

Inventors:

Mathew Mark Zuckerman - Woody Creek CO, US

International Classification:

C07K 14/00
G01N 33/53

US Classification:

530402, 435 723

Abstract:

The present invention is directed towards classifying tumor biomarkers, particularly membrane receptors, and more particularly the gastrin-releasing peptide (GPR) receptors, identified in patient samples, then linking therapeutic agents (chemical, radiological, or biological) to patient-specific ligands that bind to such receptors, clinicians can produce diagnostic and treatment compositions and implement treatment regimens which, by using the classified and identified biomarkers, and due to their improved accuracy, increase success and decrease undesired side effects from such treatments.

US Patent:

20100293841, Nov 25, 2010

Filed:

May 20, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/454682

Inventors:

Mathew M. Zuckerman - Toluca Lake CA, US

International Classification:

C10L 1/222
C10L 1/224

US Classification:

44325, 44324, 44326

Abstract:

A non-ring, non-alkene, nitrated n-alkane base scaffold combined with at least one trioxynitrate provides a differentiated-mean combustive performance in a stabilized and sufficiently polar molecule as to be miscible, and thus serve as a high-energy-density component of a fuel additive that, when mixed with existing fuels at appropriate dilution ratios, will impart equivalent combustive efficiency to that of standardized, petroleum distillate, gasoline and diesel in various blends including aviation fuel and heating oil over the full-temperature-range of use; and a specific embodiment of this non-ring, non-alkene nitrated n-alkane base scaffold is described which, when blended with a petroleum diesel, biodiesel, or combination of B-20 standard biodiesel (80% diesel, 20% biodiesel) wherein the additive comprises less than 5% of the total mix, produces at least a 10% or greater combustive energy density as compared to the base fuel.

US Patent:

20110070617, Mar 24, 2011

Filed:

Sep 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/586659

Inventors:

Mathew M. Zuckerman - Toluca Lake CA, US

International Classification:

C12P 7/04

US Classification:

435157

Abstract:

Through staged and monitored control of gas, liquid, and solid source materials, the highly-efficient enzymatic ‘natural factory’ of specific methanotropic bacteria, which evolved dual, alternative, metabolic channels, can be manipulated for human goals. The first stage sets these bacteria to producing liquid methanol by oxidation of methane gas under aerobic conditions (their high-energy channel), which is harvested at the peak. The second stage, by establishing anaerobic conditions and providing supplementary metals, forces the bacteria to use their lower-energy channel for inorganic hydrogen-donor to organic-energy-transport, during which the older and weaker organisms become ‘food’ for newer and (relatively) stronger organisms. This accomplishes the desired result of liquid methanol production without employing a human-engineered industrial-chemical process with the costly high energy requirements associated with temperatures and pressures required by the prior art for converting methane gas to liquid methanol.

US Patent:

20110185627, Aug 4, 2011

Filed:

May 28, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/802093

Inventors:

Mathew M. Zuckerman - Toluca Lake CA, US

International Classification:

C10L 1/23

US Classification:

44414

Abstract:

A fuel additive comprising a core polar material blended with a stabilizing and enhancing combustive mixture, which pairing is further combined with a base combustive fuel, to form a synthetic fuel that, in an internal combustion engine, releases and combines combustive and detonative potential energy so as to produce more effective torque on the engine's drive piston than can be obtained from combustion alone. The base combustive fuel's heat energy not used to work the IC engine synergistically powers the fuel additive's solvation and detonative or explosive endothermic reactions.

US Patent:

20060160157, Jul 20, 2006

Filed:

Jan 19, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/334845

Inventors:

Mathew Zuckerman - Woody Creek CO, US

International Classification:

G01N 33/574
C07H 21/04
C12P 21/06
C07K 14/82
C07K 16/30
C07K 16/46
A61K 51/00

US Classification:

435007230, 435069100, 435320100, 435325000, 530350000, 530388220, 536023500, 424001490

Abstract:

The present invention is directed towards classifying tumor biomarkers, particularly membrane receptors, and more particularly the gastrin-releasing peptide (GPR) receptors, identified in patient samples, then linking therapeutic agents (chemical, radiological, or biological) to patient-specific ligands that bind to such receptors, clinicians can produce diagnostic and treatment compositions and implement treatment regimens which, by using the classified and identified biomarkers, and due to their improved accuracy, increase success and decrease undesired side effects from such treatments.

US Patent:

20210305479, Sep 30, 2021

Filed:

Sep 30, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/602407

Inventors:

Mathew Mark Zuckerman - Carbondale CO, US

International Classification:

H01L 35/22
H01L 35/32

Abstract:

A system and method for efficient thermoelectric power generation by combining natural gas as a thermal source with emitters, such as Silicon Carbide, highly-doped Silicon Carbide semiconductor material as cells, harvesting of electric power through in situ formation of Graphene Carbon, and semiconductor materials. The system is can yield orders of magnitude greater power efficiency over thermoelectric power generation units used in space travel, by practicing the invention, natural gas, such as the 288.7 billion cubic currently wasted by the environmental damaging practice of flaring off, can be converted into useful electricity for transport over low-cost transmission line infrastructure rather than possible future high-cost pipelines. Also, by practicing the invention, households can be provided with standby power, power during natural disasters, such as hurricanes, by converting available natural or propane gas rather relying on generators with single digit efficiency.

US Patent:

20210280731, Sep 9, 2021

Filed:

Feb 22, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/181999

Inventors:

- Tampa FL, US
Mathew M. Zuckerman - Carbondale CO, US

International Classification:

H01L 31/074
H01L 31/0725
H01L 31/0224
H01L 31/0336

Abstract:

A solar processing unit (SPU) for the conversion of solar energy to electric power includes a heterostructure of sheets of two (2)-dimensional materials. The heterostructure is utilized to produce a crystalline structure, wherein elemental Boron (B) and elemental Nitrogen (N), contained in sheets of hexagonal Boron Nitride (hBN), are located as bookends to one or more Carbons (C)s, between at least one sheet of Graphene. Each absorbed photon produces Multi-Excitation Generation, wherein more than one electron is generated. The SPU produces a spin motion of the Boron atoms in one direction and the Nitrogen atoms in the opposite direction within hBN by placing an external fixed magnetic field perpendicular to the sheet of hBN and a second orthogonal magnetic field paired to the strength of the fixed magnetic field and tuned to the resonant magnetic frequency of Nitrogen-15 followed by Boron-11, thereby achieving the spin required for enhanced photonic absorption.

US Patent:

20200381134, Dec 3, 2020

Filed:

Aug 1, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/635745

Inventors:

- Tampsa FL, US
Mathew M. Zuckerman - Carbondale CO, US

International Classification:

G21G 1/12
G21B 3/00
G21C 1/00
G21G 7/00
G21G 1/00
B01D 59/48

Abstract:

A system and method for the synthesis of light-nuclei elements (LNEs), including the battery element Lithium, in high-purity form. The method eliminates the need for high-energy proton collision in Cosmic Rays to produce Nitrogen-15. LNEs are produced by placing a mixture with carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen (CNO) source material in a strong, fixed magnetic field (), then introducing instability to the CNO's stable isotopes through high-frequency radio waves tuned to the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) frequency of a target material in the mixture to produce a LNE product material, and then separating the LNE product material from other materials within the mixture by enhancing gravity separation based on the opposite signs of respective dipole magnetic moments (DMM) to cause attraction of the product material, such as Lithium, to the South magnetic pole away from another product material, such as Beryllium, that is attracted to the North magnetic pole.