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DECEMBER 2008:
Fairport, NY:TPR has been selected for the
"2008 Product Development & Marketing" category award by the U.S.
Local Business Association (USLBA).
AUGUST 2008:
Fairport, NY:TPR's Chief Technologist, Peter
J. Mason, will present a white paper at the international conference
next month on Digital Printing Technologies. He will address factors
affecting accuracy in photo print life prediction and the
conclusions drawn from tests assessing their performance. His paper
will kick off the first day of presentations at the event, sponsored
by the international Society for Imaging Science and Technology
(IS&T) and the Imaging Society of Japan. Join Peter for this
presentation and the ensuing discussion:
September 6-11, 2008 David L. Lawrence Convention Center Pittsburgh,
PA
(www.imaging.org)
Although the methodology for developing life predictions has been in
use for some years in the industry, it is becoming clear that the
implied precision in the use of a single value in years cannot be
scientifically supported due to much variability between the
measurement of an assumed exposure and the actual exposure and
observation conditions. All print life predictions assume that the
print is exposed to only one condition for its complete life. That
is, a light fade prediction assumes no ozone exposure (or exposure
to any other industrial gases), and no effects from high or low
humidity. Obviously such assumptions are likely to be invalid in
almost all real life exposure situations and the data for the long
term effects of combined exposures is scant to say the least. This
paper examines the implications of this on real life print exposure.
June 2008:
Fairport, NY: Torrey Pines Research (TPR) has
reached terms with one of its largest customers for another
extension to their current R&D, Development and Intellectual
Property agreement. Without disclosing the contract terms, TPR
confirms that the relationship value exceeds $1 Million.
APRIL 2008:
Carlsbad , CA and Fairport , NY : Torrey Pines Research (TPR)
announces that three highly regarded and
respected scientists and engineers have joined TPR as Torrey Pines
Fellows .
MAY 1,
2008:
Carlsbad , CA and Fairport , NY : Torrey Pines Research (TPR)
announces that Dr. C. Wayne Jaeger , of
Birkenfeld, Oregon, a highly regarded scientist and inventor, has
joined TPR as a Torrey Pines "Fellow".
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