A -- New Ion Mobility Spectrometer Method and Apparatus

Description The Idaho National Laboratory (INL) has developed a new ion mobility spectrometer device that uses a novel, unconventional design to enhance resolution, sensitivity and detection limits. The design can be implemented in either positive or negative ion detection modes, potentially simultaneously in a dual mode. It can also be designed for either a continuous or pulsed ionization source and/or detection scheme. The INL is soliciting interest from qualified industrial firms interested in participating in projects and commercializing this technology. It is anticipated that the project will be carried out through a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with funding support being provided by the participant(s) and possibly funding from DOD or other government agencies. The INL is seeking patent protection on the method and device. Resulting intellectual property may be licensed exclusively or non-exclusively. The INL invites interested parties to contact us regarding the details of cooperative research, licensing, and implementing this technology. Interested parties should respond within the next three weeks. For questions regarding the technology, licensing, and working with the INL, please contact Jason Stolworthy or Dr. Jill Scott: TECHNICAL POINT OF CONTACT: Jill Scott, Ph.D. Telephone: +1 (555) 000-0000 E-Mail: contact@example.gov BUSINESS POINT OF CONTACT: Jason C. Stolworthy, J.D., M.S. (ChE) Telephone: +1 (555) 000-0000 E-Mail: contact@example.gov