Qi Zeng - Belvidere IL, US Ian Baker - Etna NH, US
International Classification:
A61K 49/06 A61K 9/14
US Classification:
424 932, 424490
Abstract:
The present invention is a nanoparticle composition composed of an iron core with an iron oxide shell which is optionally coated with a micro-emulsion. The disclosed nanoparticle compositions are disclosed for use in hyperthermia treatment and imaging of cancer.
Nanostructured Mn-Al Permanent Magnets And Methods Of Producing Same
Ian Baker - Etna NH, US Qi Zeng - Belvidere IL, US
International Classification:
C22F 1/18 H01F 1/047 C22C 22/00
US Classification:
148559, 148314
Abstract:
Nanostructured Mn—Al and Mn—Al—C permanent magnets are disclosed. The magnets have high coercivities (4.8 kOe and 5.2 kOe, respectively) and high saturation magnetization values. The magnets are prepared from cost effective and readily available elements using a novel mechanical milling and annealing method.
Nanostructured Mn-Al Permanent Magnets And Methods Of Producing Same
Ian Baker - Etna NH, US Qi Zeng - Sinking Spring PA, US
International Classification:
B22F 1/00 B22F 9/04 B22F 3/02
US Classification:
419 62, 75245
Abstract:
A bulky consolidated nanostructured manganese aluminum alloy includes at least about 80% of a magnetic τ phase and having a macroscopic composition of MnXAlYDoZ, where Do is a dopant, X ranges from 52-58 atomic %, Y ranges from 42-48 atomic %, and Z ranges from 0 to 3 atomic %. A method for producing a bulky nanocrystalline solid is provided. The method includes melting a mixture of metals to form a substantially homogenous solution. The method also includes casting the solution to form ingots, measuring compositions of the ingots; crushing the ingots to form crushed powders, and milling the crushed powders to form nanocrystalline powders. The method further includes verifying the presence of τ phase and determining the amount of the τ phase, and simultaneously consolidating the nanocrystalline powders into a bulky nanocrystalline solid and undergoing phase transformation from ε phase to at least 80% τ phase, β and γ2 phases.
Carpenter Technology
Principal Product Metallurgist
Manufacturing Technology, Inc. (Mti) 2009 - 2010
Metallurgist_Welding
Arnold Magnetic Technologies Feb 2007 - Apr 2009
Senior Magnetic Engineer
Education:
Dartmouth College
University of Delaware
University of Science and Technology Beijing
Lehigh University
Master of Business Administration, Masters
Skills:
Materials Science Metallurgy Materials Finite Element Analysis Alloys Manufacturing Metallography Failure Analysis Magnetics Steel Heat Treatment Welding Metal Fabrication Powder X Ray Diffraction Lean Manufacturing Mechanical Testing Metals Scanning Electron Microscopy Characterization Corrosion Design of Experiments Nanotechnology 5S Stainless Steel Optical Microscopy Coatings Thin Films Material Selection Electron Microscopy Nanomaterials