Chemical Patents
Chemistry truly is the “Central Science” and the very first U.S. Patent was issued for a chemical process for making potash. Due to its complexity, chemistry is known in patent law as an “unpredictable art,” and drafting chemical patents require expertise not just in chemistry, but in how the legal system interprets the language of chemists. Allen F. Bennett, a published scientist himself, has worked with numerous university professors and knows how to draft patents that will be well enforced in court and command higher royalties.
Analytical Chemistry and Assays
7,456,028 Electrochemical method for detecting water born pathogens
7,348,183 Self-contained microelectrochemical bioassay platforms and methods
6,887,714 Microvolume immunoabsorbant assays with amplified electrochemical detection
6,745,129 Wavelet-based analysis of singularities in seismic data
Polymer Chemistry
6,399,698 Process for the synthesis of epoxidized natural oil-based
isocyanate prepolymers for application in polyurethanes
20050171249 Biodegradable Materials from Starch-Grafted Polymers
Organic Chemistry
7,153,703 Synthesis of stable colloidal nanocrystals using organic dendrons
6,346,544 Desmethyl tocopherols for protecting cardiovascular tissue