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Nephelometer profits for University of Washington royalties
A lightweight air pollution monitor the nephelometer funds research at the University of Washington. Invented by Rogert J. Charlson and Norman C. Ahlquist, the device earns royalties shared with the inventors and patent administrators. More than 100 units have been sold to public, private, and research buyers nationwide.
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Eldon Barrett
Seattle, Wash
UPI
University of Washington Treasury
Rogert J. Charlson
Norman C. Ahlquist
Meteorology Research, Inc
Altadena
Calif
Battelle Development Corp
Charleson
Mauna Loa Observatory
Hawaii