Simpson, Garth J

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Innovations

Innovation Title Categories Lead Inventor
Microscopy Approaches for Determining the Distribution of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients in Drugs
2022-SIMP-69820
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  2. Pharmaceuticals
Simpson, Garth J
Enhanced Fluorescence Recovery After Photobleaching (FRAP) using Fourier Transforms
2020-SIMP-68794
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Accurate Measurements of Nanoparticles in Fluidic Mediums
2019-SIMP-68376
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  2. Electrical Engineering
Simpson, Garth J
Precise Polarization Modulation for Microscopy Applications
2019-SIMP-68382
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Intentional Misclassification of Input Data to Create More Robust Linear Analyses
2019-SIMP-68396
  1. Computer Technology
Simpson, Garth J
Novel Microscopy Method for High Signal-to-Noise Detection Quantitative Phase Imaging (QPI)
2019-SIMP-68375
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Photon Counting Method Extends Linear Dynamic Range
65678
  1. Electrical Engineering
  2. Micro & Nanotechnologies
Simpson, Garth J
Inexpensive Crystallinity Detection for Pharmaceuticals and Other Formulations
2016-SIMP-67304
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  2. Pharmaceuticals
Simpson, Garth J
High Quality Resolution in Photon Counting
2014-SIMP-66677
  1. Electrical Engineering
  2. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Enhanced Photon Counting Model for Spectral Detection and Range Enhancement in X-ray Detection
2014-SIMP-66854
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Method for Enhancing Contrast in Protein Crystal Imaging
2014-SIMP-66857
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  2. Chemical Engineering
Simpson, Garth J
kHz Frame Rate Confocal Imaging
2014-SIMP-66853
  1. Biotechnology
  2. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
Simpson, Garth J
Precise Method to Lower Detection Limits of Nucleation Onset Using Raman and XRD
2015-SIMP-66994
  1. Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  2. Pharmaceuticals
Simpson, Garth J

Details

Dr. Garth J. Simpson is a Professor of Analytical and Physical Chemistry at Purdue University. Dr. Simpson received his B.S. from Western Washington University and his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado, Boulder. His research focuses on the theoretical development and experimental application of new instrumental methods taking advantage of unique nonlinear optical interactions. Recent interests include detection and analysis of crystals formed from chiral molecules, building on a long-standing interest in understanding the role of chirality and polarization-dependent effects in nonlinear optics.

For additional information, visit Dr. Simpson's Purdue website: https://www.chem.purdue.edu/people/directory/faculty/details/61
or his Laboratory for Nonlinear Optics: http://www.chem.purdue.edu/simpson/