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Disclosures

No. Title Inventors
M-809 test disclosure
  • A. Roquemore
M-802 Process for Administering Distributed Academic Competitions
  • Andrew Zwicker
  • Eliot Feibush
M-801 Wave-driven Countercurrent Plasma Centrifuge
  • Nathaniel J Fisch
M-800 Powder Dropper
  • A. Roquemore
  • Dennis K. Mansfield
M-799 Non-astigmatic X-ray Imaging with Matched Pairs of Spherically Bent Crystals
M-798 Magnetic Insulation to Improve Voltage Holding in Electrostatic Accelerators
M-797 Toroidal Field Coil System for Tokamaks with Improved Access to the Plasma Chamber
M-796 High-Throughput, High-Accuracy-Wavelength, Lens-Based Imaging Spectrometer
M-794 A 360-Degree Portable Lifting Device
M-793 Crane Hook Laser Locating System
M-792 Coaxial Multiturn Toroidal Field Concept
M-791 Target Positioning Fixture
M-790 Apparatus and Method for Converting Energy of Charged Fusion Products to Electric Potential Energy
M-789 Halogen-assisted Extraction of Negative Ions of Hydrogen Isotopes
M-788 Liquid Metal Circulator
M-787 Moving Divertor Plates for a Tokamak
M-786 A New Scheme for Wide-Angle Point-to-Point X-ray Imaging with Arbitrarily Large Angles of Incidence
M-785 Real-Time Tritium in Water Analyzer

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