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BN24-18 Dr. Ned Rasor Legacy Lab Liquidation
Vintage Lab Equipment
~ 19% Buyer's Premium
~ Purchases over $2,000 AND for Titled Vehicles must be paid via wire transfer
~ Pick Up: August 16 & 17
(By Appointment)
Location
532 Pauley Woods Circle, Kettering, OH 45429
Starts Closing
Aug 14, 2024, 11:00:00 PM
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Saturday, August 3, 2024 3:00 PM to4:30 PMAuction details
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BN24-18 Dr. Ned Rasor Legacy Lab Liquidation
Vintage Lab Equipment
Dr. Rasor was a physicist who invented thermionic conversion technologies and medical and physical electronic devices. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Physics from Ohio State, a Master’s degree in Physics from University of Illinois, and a PhD in Physics from Case Western Reserve. He employed engineering physics to conceive and develop innovative devices for medical and energy conversion applications. He founded and managed six companies, three of which were medical device companies. The others specialized in research and development in energy conversion for space and nuclear reactor applications. His application of basic science and engineering technologies to problem areas in the medical device and energy conversion areas has resulted in new products and enterprises, over 50 patents, and over 100 professional publications. Rasor Associates, Inc. was founded and managed by Dr. Rasor for 25 years as its President/CEO. It became an internationally recognized center of excellence in energy conversion R&D, and it initiated and developed new types of medical devices that were spun off as new companies to commercialize the technologies. Dr. Rasor’s personal research in the physics of materials, of surfaces and of gaseous electronics, is recognized internationally as seminal in those areas. He led and participated in major domestic and multinational R&D projects based on his research and inventions. His innovations in cardiac pacemaker technology, in microbubble ultrasonic diagnostics, in gaseous infusion therapy, and in airway devices resulted in creation of new medical device companies and products based on his patents. In his 80's until his death, he was exploring astrophysics in the area of dark matter and gravity recently publishing seven peer-reviewed journal articles. We are honored to offer these remaining memories of Dr. Rasor.