Edward W. Sheehan Ph.D.
Title:
Vice President & Principle Scientist
Institution, Location and Degree
1972-1976 St. Bonaventure University, NY BS in Biology
1977-1981 University of Pittsburgh, PA BS in Pharmacy
1981-1990
University of Pittsburgh,
PA
PhD in Pharmacology and Toxicology
Positions and Honors
Positions
and Employment
1988-1991
Senior Chemist, Application & Development, Extrel, Pittsburgh, PA
1990 Consultant,
Extrel, Phase II, DOD Contract #15-86-C-0107
1992-1995
Scientist, Research & Development, Extrel/Waters
1995 Contractor/Consultant, ABB Extrel/Waters
1995-
Vice President & Co-Founder, Chem-Space Associates, Inc.
Positions
and Employment
1988-1991
Senior Chemist, Application & Development, Extrel
1992-1995
Scientist, Research & Development, Extrel/Waters Corp.
1995-
Principal Scientist & Co-Founder, Chem-Space Associates
Other
Experience and Professional Memberships
1981-
Register Licensed Pharmacist
(
1988- Member, American Society for Mass Spectrometry and American Chemical Society
1990
Consultant,
ABB-Extrel, Phase II, DOD Contract # 15-86-C-0107
1992
Consultant,
ABB-Extrel
Commercial
Product Development
1988-1991
Benchmark™, Quadrupole LC/MS, Extrel Corp.
1992-1993
Electrospray LC/MS Interface, Extrel Corp.
1992-1994
Integrity™ Mass Detector, Waters Corp.
Patents
Electrospray
LC/MS Interface
1998
Method and
Apparatus for Improved Electrospray, US Patent 5,838,002
2001 Electrospray for Chemical Analysis, US Patent 6,278,111
Atmospheric
Pressure Ionization
2006
Remote Reagent Chemical Ionization Source, US Patent 7,095,019
2006 Laser Desorption Ion Source, US
Patent 7,087,898
2005 Remote Reagent Chemical Ionization Source, US Patent 6,888,132
Atmospheric
Focusing of Gas-Phase Ions
2006 Laminated Lens for Focusing Ions from Atmospheric Pressure, US Patent 7,081,621
2006 Ion Enrichment Aperture Arrays, US Patent 7,060,976
2005 Laminated Lens for Introducing Gas-Phase Ions into the Vacuum Systems of Mass Spectrometers, US Patent 6,949,740
2005 Laminated Tube for the Transport of Charged Particles Contained in a Gaseous Medium, US Patent 6.943,347
2005 Ion Enrichment Aperture Arrays, US Patent 6.914,243
2004
Apparatus and Method for Focusing Ions and Charged Particles at
Atmospheric Pressure
2004
Laminated Lens for Focusing Ions from Atmospheric Pressure, US Patent 6,818,889
Atmospheric
Mass Analysis of Gas-Phase Ions
2004
Apparatus and Method for Focusing and Selecting Ions and Charged
Particles At or Near Atmospheric Pressure
US Patent 6,784,424
Fragmentation/Collision
2004
Efficient Direct Current Collision and Reaction Cell
Thin
Film Production
2005
Ion and Charged Particle Source for Production of Thin Films, US Patent
6,878,930
Selected peer-reviewed publications (see above listing under R.C. Willoughby)
Research Support (see above listing under R.C. Willoughby also)
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Completed Research Support |
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DOD
Contract#: DAA-15-86-C-0107 |
Date:
1990
thru 1991
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The
goal of this project was to evaluate the feasibility of using a mass
spectrometer with an atmospheric pressure ionization source (APCI-MS/MS) as a real time monitor of chemical warfare
agents during their incineration. Dr
Sheehan’s responsibilities included determining the chemical nature of
possible mass spectral interferences and the operation of the instrument
in various field test in Utah, USA. |
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