Vishnu V Zutshi from 2335 Blue Spruce Ln, Aurora, IL 60502, age 56, Phone: 6308200587

Concave Compensated Cell For The Collection Of Radiated Light
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US Patent:

20090296087, Dec 3, 2009
Filed:

May 28, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/473888
Inventors:

Alexander S. Dyshkant - DeKalb IL, US
Vishnu Zutshi - DeKalb IL, US
Phillip Stone - DeKalb IL, US
Assignee:

Northern Illinois University - DeKalb IL
International Classification:

G01N 21/47
G01N 21/03
B05D 5/06
US Classification:

356343, 356338, 427162, 356246
Abstract:

A concave cell for the collection of radiated light including a body with a concave surface and an unmodified flat surface opposite thereto, and a reflective surface coupled to the body across from the concave surface, said reflective surface including an opening and a photo detector operatively coupled thereto. A method of collecting light by reflecting light inside the concave cell, striking the light at the concave surface, scattering the light at the concave surface, and registering the scattered light with the photo detector. A method of increasing uniformity of light registered in a photo detector. A method of making a concave cell.

High Performance Computing For Three Dimensional Proton Computed Tomography (Hpc-Pct)
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US Patent:

20130015352, Jan 17, 2013
Filed:

Apr 4, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/638314
Inventors:

Nicholas Karonis - West Chicago IL, US
George Coutrakon - Redlands CA, US
Kirk Duffin - Dekalb IL, US
Bala Erdelyi - Romeoville IL, US
Kevin Naglich - Elgin IL, US
Scott Penfold - Adelaide, AU
Paul Rubinov - Batavia IL, US
Victor Rykalin - Aurora IL, US
Vishnu Zutshi - Dekalb IL, US
Assignee:

BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY - DeKalb IL
UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG - NSW
FERMI RESEARCH ALLIANCE, LLC - Batavia IL
International Classification:

G01T 1/164
US Classification:

250307, 250309
Abstract:

A proton computed tomography (pCT) detector system, including two tracking detectors in sequence on a first side of an object to be imaged, two tracking detectors in sequence on an opposite side of the object to be imaged, a calorimeter, and a computer cluster, wherein the tracking detectors include plastic scintillation fibers. All fibers in the detector system are read out by Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPM). A method of imaging an object by emitting protons from a source through two tracking detectors, through and around the object, and through two opposite tracking detectors, detecting energy of the protons with a calorimeter, and imaging the object.

High Performance Computing For Three Dimensional Proton Computed Tomography
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US Patent:

20160033659, Feb 4, 2016
Filed:

Jul 28, 2015
Appl. No.:

14/811046
Inventors:

- Dekalb IL, US
- Batavia IL, US
Vishnu Zutshi - Dekalb IL, US
Alexandre S. Dychkant - Dekalb IL, US
Bela Erdelyi - Romeoville IL, US
Victor Rykalin - Aurora IL, US
Sergey Uzunyan - Dekalb IL, US
Greg Selberg - Batavia IL, US
John Rauch - Batavia IL, US
Peter Wilson - Batavia IL, US
International Classification:

G01T 1/24
G01T 1/161
Abstract:

A high performance computer system for three dimensional proton computed tomography and method of imaging an object are disclosed. The system includes a proton computed tomography (pCT) detector assembly with an arrangement of fibers attached to silicon photo multipliers (SiPMs). An electronic circuit amplifies and digitizes signals received from the SiPMs and communicates the digitized data over a network for image reconstruction.

High Performance Computing For Three Dimensional Proton Computed Tomography (Hpc-Pct)
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US Patent:

20140367569, Dec 18, 2014
Filed:

Jun 30, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/319684
Inventors:

- DeKalb IL, US
- Batavia IL, US
- , unknown
Bela Erdelyi - Romeoville IL, US
Kevin Naglich - Elgin IL, US
Scott Penfold - Adelaide, AU
Paul Rubinov - Batavia IL, US
Victor Rykalin - Aurora IL, US
Vishnu Zutshi - Dekalb IL, US
International Classification:

G01T 1/164
G01T 1/29
G01T 1/20
US Classification:

250307, 250306
Abstract:

A proton computed tomography (pCT) detector system, including two tracking detectors in sequence on a first side of an object to be imaged, two tracking detectors in sequence on an opposite side of the object to be imaged, a calorimeter, and a computer cluster, wherein the tracking detectors include plastic scintillation fibers. All fibers in the detector system are read out by Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPM). A method of imaging an object by emitting protons from a source through two tracking detectors, through and around the object, and through two opposite tracking detectors, detecting energy of the protons with a calorimeter, and imaging the object.

Vishnu V Zutshi