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Jaime Ayarza Phones & Addresses

  • Wilmington, NC
  • Tampa, FL
  • Gainesville, GA
  • 5603 Forest Oaks Dr, Raleigh, NC 27609
  • Wake Forest, NC
  • Cabo Rojo, PR

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Position: Engineering manager

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Jaime Ayarza

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Address:
3032 Dargan Hl Dr, Wake Forest, NC 27587
Phone:
(919) 570-8164
VIN:
JTEGD21A670158001
Make:
TOYOTA
Model:
HIGHLANDER
Year:
2007

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Engineering Manager

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Location:
Wilmington, NC
Work:

Engineering Manager

Publications

Us Patents

Antioxidant Enriched Adhesive Compositions And Storage Containers Therefor

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US Patent:
6605667, Aug 12, 2003
Filed:
Sep 8, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/657913
Inventors:
Ibraheem T. Badejo - Morrisville NC
Jaime Ayarza - Raleigh NC
Anthony Voiers - Raleigh NC
Gabriel N. Szabo - Raleigh NC
Robert V. Toni - Raleigh NC
William S. C. Nicholson - Durham NC
Assignee:
Closure Medical Corporation - Raleigh NC
International Classification:
C08K 515
US Classification:
524753, 524751, 526310, 526328, 424443, 424447, 424448
Abstract:
An adhesive composition includes a polymerizable adhesive monomer and at least one antioxidant stabilizer, and/or a container for storing said monomer composition that includes an antioxidant stabilizer. The antioxidant stabilizer provides superior stabilization and shelf-life of the composition and/or the container, and may enhance wound healing properties of the monomer composition.

Continuous Processes And Apparatus For Forming Cyanoacetate And Cyanoacrylate

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US Patent:
20030032833, Feb 13, 2003
Filed:
May 16, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/146061
Inventors:
Ibraheem Badejo - Morrisville NC, US
Jaime Ayarza - Raleigh NC, US
Kenneth Davis - Raleigh NC, US
Jeffrey Hennenkamp - Wake Forest NC, US
Assignee:
Closure Medical Corporation - Raleigh NC
International Classification:
C07C255/40
US Classification:
558/357000
Abstract:
Continuous processes for forming cyanoacrylate from polycyanoacrylate include stripping a solvent from a reaction mass; cracking a polymer in the reaction mass to form a cracked cyanoacrylate monomer and residue substances; and distilling the cracked cyanoacrylate monomer to produce a cyanoacrylate monomer product. These steps can be performed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators. Polycyanoacrylate used in the processes can be formed using cyanoacetate produced by processes for continuously producing cyanoacetate by forming a higher homologue cyanoacetate from a lower homologue cyanoacetate. The cyanoacetate can be formed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators.

Bio-Compatible Remover Composition For Removing Medical Grade And Other Adhesives, And Kit Including The Same

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US Patent:
20030060380, Mar 27, 2003
Filed:
Sep 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/962268
Inventors:
Jaime Ayarza - Wake Forest NC, US
Ibraheem T. Badejo - Morrisville NC, US
Joe B. Barefoot - Raleigh NC, US
Daniel L. Hedgpeth - Raleigh NC, US
Michelle M. Knotts - Raleigh NC, US
Bernard Malofsky - Bloomfield CT, US
Upvan Narang - Raleigh NC, US
Gina L. Spath - Wake Forest NC, US
Wendy Y. Su - Cary NC, US
Assignee:
Closure Medical Corporation - Raleigh NC
International Classification:
A61K007/48
A61K007/50
US Classification:
510/134000, 510/159000, 510/319000, 510/466000, 510/488000
Abstract:
An adhesive remover composition and methods for removing medical grade and other adhesive compositions including, but not limited to, cyanoacrylate adhesive compositions from surfaces including, but not limited to, areas of tissue, including areas of compromised skin. The composition, which is preferably bio-compatible, includes a suitable remover compound such as an alkylester plasticizer combined with an antimicrobial preservative to protect the composition from microorganisms. A method of removing adhesive compositions includes applying the remover composition to the adhesive composition using an applicator, such as a spray applicator or a towelette, allowing the remover to interact with the adhesive composition and then removing the remover and the adhesive composition.

Continuous Processes And Apparatus For Forming Cyanoacetate And Cyanoacrylate

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US Patent:
20050182271, Aug 18, 2005
Filed:
Mar 24, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/088454
Inventors:
Ibraheem Badejo - Morrisville NC, US
Jaime Ayarza - Raleigh NC, US
Kenneth Davis - Raleigh NC, US
Jeffrey Hennenkamp - Wake Forest NC, US
International Classification:
C07C253/30
US Classification:
558441000
Abstract:
Continuous processes for forming cyanoacrylate from polycyanoacrylate include stripping a solvent from a reaction mass; cracking a polymer in the reaction mass to form a cracked cyanoacrylate monomer and residue substances; and distilling the cracked cyanoacrylate monomer to produce a cyanoacrylate monomer product. These steps can be performed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators. Polycyanoacrylate used in the processes can be formed using cyanoacetate produced by processes for continuously producing cyanoacetate by forming a higher homologue cyanoacetate from a lower homologue cyanoacetate. The cyanoacetate can be formed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators.

Continuous Processes And Apparatus For Forming Cyanoacetate And Cyanoacrylate

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US Patent:
6420590, Jul 16, 2002
Filed:
Oct 31, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/699508
Inventors:
Ibraheem T. Badejo - Morrisville NC
Jaime Ayarza - Raleigh NC
Kenneth W. Davis - Raleigh NC
Jeffrey R. Hennenkamp - Wake Forest NC
Assignee:
Closure Medical Corporation - Raleigh NC
International Classification:
C07C25523
US Classification:
558443, 558381, 558375
Abstract:
Continuous processes for forming cyanoacrylate from polycyanoacrylate include stripping a solvent from a reaction mass; cracking a polymer in the reaction mass to form a cracked cyanoacrylate monomer and residue substances; and distilling the cracked cyanoacrylate monomer to produce a cyanoacrylate monomer product. These steps can be performed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators. Polycyanoacrylate used in the processes can be formed using cyanoacetate produced by processes for continuously producing cyanoacetate by forming a higher homologue cyanoacetate from a lower homologue cyanoacetate. The cyanoacetate can be formed in short-path, wiped-film evaporators.
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