Patrick R Gruber

age ~65

from Longmont, CO

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Also known as:

Patrick Dr Gruber
Sally V Gruber
Patrick R Gruben

Phone and address:: 8800 Sage Valley Rd, Longmont, CO 80503
7205659289

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Patrick Gruber Phones & Addresses

8800 Sage Valley Rd, Longmont, CO 80503 • 7205659289
Pasadena, CA
Boulder, CO
Blaine, MN
10951 Flanders St, Minneapolis, MN 55449 • 7637807935
Saint Paul, MN
Englewood, CO
Denver, CO

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Patrick Gruber
Principal

Pat Gruber and Associates LLC
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site

4234 W 107 Pl, Westminster, CO 80031

PATRICK GRUBER
CEO

Outlast Technologies, LLC
Manmade Fiber & Silk Finishing Plant · Mfg Textile Goods · Textile Goods, Nec, Nsk · Fashion Designers · All Other Durable Goods Merchant Whols · Finishing Plants, Manmade

5480 Valmont Rd, Boulder, CO 80301
3035810801, 3035819029, 3033812134, 3033812106

Resumes

Operations Vp At Accurence, Certified Business Coach, Consultant

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Location:

Greater Denver Area

Industry:

Information Technology and Services

Chief Executive Officer And Board Member

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Location:

8800 Sage Valley Rd, Longmont, CO 80503

Industry:

Renewables & Environment

Work:

Segetis Jan 2008 - Aug 2012
Board Member
Harvest Technologies Jan 2008 - Feb 2012
Board Member
Gevo Jan 2008 - Feb 2012
Chief Executive Officer and Board Member
Outlast Technologies 2005 - 2007
Chief Executive Officer
Natureworks 2001 - 2005
Chief Technology Officer

Education:

University of Minnesota 1984 - 1989
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Chemistry University of St. Thomas 1978 - 1983
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Biology, Chemistry University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
University of Minnesota - Carlson School of Management
Master of Business Administration, Masters

Skills:

R&D
Commercialization
Biofuels
Business Development
Chemical Engineering
Energy
Business Strategy
Renewable Energy
Biomass
Biotechnology
Leadership
Technology Transfer
Product Development
Start Ups
Strategy
Strategic Planning
Entrepreneurship
Engineering
Chemistry
New Business Development
Polymers
Cleantech
Process Engineering
Design of Experiments
Project Management
Process Simulation
Business Planning
Venture Capital
Analytical Chemistry
Environmental Awareness
Fermentation
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Biochemistry
Microbiology
Lifesciences
Due Diligence
Process Optimization
Patents
Sustainable Energy
Organic Chemistry
Alternative Energy
Plastics
Gmp
Materials Science
Molecular Biology
R
Biodegradable Polymers
Coatings
Hplc
Mergers

Patrick Gruber

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Location:

United States

Patrick Gruber

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Location:

United States

Bonner Scholars Coordinator At Carson-Newman College

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Position:

Bonner Scholars Coordinator at Carson-Newman College

Location:

Jefferson City, Tennessee

Industry:

Higher Education

Work:

Now available in softcover! This successful book is devoted to biorefineries and biobased industrial technologies, and, as such, is directed towards the technological principles of biorefineries, green processes, plants, concepts, current and forthcoming biobased product lines, as well as the econom...

Binding
Paperback

Pages
949

Publisher
Wiley-VCH

ISBN #
3527329536

EAN Code
9783527329533

ISBN #
1

License Records

Patrick Edward Gruber

License #:

55176 - Active

Issued Date:

Dec 22, 2000

Renew Date:

Dec 22, 2000

Type:

Engineer Intern

Us Patents

Melt-Stable Lactide Polymer Nonwoven Fabric And Process For Manufacture Thereof
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US Patent:

6355772, Mar 12, 2002
Filed:

May 9, 2000
Appl. No.:

09/568188
Inventors:

Patrick R. Gruber - Blaine MN
Jeffrey J. Kolstad - Wayzata MN
Christopher M. Ryan - Dayton MN
Robin S. Eichen Conn - Minneapolis MN
Eric S. Hall - Crystal MN
Assignee:

Cargill, Incorporated - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:

C08G 6308
US Classification:

528354, 528357, 264165, 26417211, 26417217, 2641761, 428283, 428288, 428480, 422347
Abstract:

A nonwoven fabric comprised of a lactide polymer. The lactide polymer comprises a plurality of poly(lactide) polymer chains, residual lactide in concentration of less than about 2 percent and water in concentration of less than about 2000 parts-per-million. A process for manufacturing a nonwoven fabric with the lactide polymer composition is also disclosed.

Lactic Acid Processing; Methods; Arrangements; And, Products
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US Patent:

6534679, Mar 18, 2003
Filed:

Aug 10, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/927116
Inventors:

Aharon M. Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
John N. Starr - Chaska MN
Rod Fisher - Eden Prairie MN
Betty Hazan - Jerusalem, IL
Riki Canari - Beit Zeit, IL
David R. Witzke - Oskaloosa IA
Patrick R. Gruber - Blaine MN
Jeffrey J. Kolstad - Wayzata MN
Assignee:

Cargill, Incorporated - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:

C07C 5908
US Classification:

562589, 562580, 562593, 435139
Abstract:

The techniques for processing lactic acid/lactate salt mixtures are provided. Preferred mixtures for processing are obtained from fermentation broths, preferably from fermentation processes conducted at a pH of 4. 8 or lower. The techniques generally concern the provision of separated lactic acid and lactate streams, from the mixtures. Preferred techniques of separation and processing of each of the streams are provided.

Process For The Recovery Of Lactic Acid By Contacting Aqueous Solutions Containing The Same With A Basic Organic Extractant
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US Patent:

7019170, Mar 28, 2006
Filed:

Oct 2, 1997
Appl. No.:

09/284160
Inventors:

Aharon Meir Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
Patrick R. Gruber - Blaine MN, US
Rod R. Fisher - Eden Prairie MN, US
Jeffrey J. Kolstad - Wayzata MN, US
Assignee:

Cargill Incorporated - Wayzata MN
International Classification:

C07C 59/08
C07C 51/42
US Classification:

562589, 562580, 562593, 562485
Abstract:

The invention provides a process for the recovery of lactic acid and products thereof from an aqueous solution containing free lactic acid and at least one lactate salt at a total concentration of at least 5%, the process comprising the steps of: extracting at least 70% of the free lactic acid from the aqueous solution by contacting the solution with a basic extractant, to form a lactic acid-containing extract and a lactic acid-depleted, lactate salt-containing aqueous solution; separating the lactic acid-containing extract from the depleted aqueous solution; and stripping the extracted lactic acid from the extract by methods known per se, to form a solution of lactic acid and a stripped extractant.

Lactic Acid Processing; Methods; Arrangements; And, Products
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US Patent:

7144977, Dec 5, 2006
Filed:

Feb 26, 2004
Appl. No.:

10/788696
Inventors:

Aharon M. Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
John N. Starr - Chaska MN, US
Rod Fisher - Eden Prairie MN, US
Betty Hazan - Jerusalem, IL
Riki Canari - Beit Zeit, IL
David R. Witzke - Oskaloosa IA, US
Patrick R. Gruber - Blaine MN, US
Jeffrey J. Kolstad - Wayzata MN, US
Xiangsheng Meng - Chanhassen MN, US
Assignee:

Cargill, Incorporated - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:

C08G 63/08
C07C 59/08
C07C 51/42
C12P 7/56
US Classification:

528354, 562589, 562580, 562593, 435139
Abstract:

The techniques for processing lactic acid/lactate salt mixtures are provided. Preferred mixtures for processing are obtained from fermentation broths, preferably from fermentation processes conducted at a pH of 4. 8 or lower. The techniques generally concern the provision of separated lactic acid and lactate streams, from the mixtures. Preferred techniques of separation and processing of each of the streams are provided.

Recovery Of Higher Alcohols From Dilute Aqueous Solutions
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US Patent:

8101808, Jan 24, 2012
Filed:

Dec 23, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/342992
Inventors:

William A. Evanko - Golden CO, US
Aharon M. Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
David A. Glassner - Littleton CO, US
Fudu Miao - Chester Springs PA, US
Aristos A. Aristidou - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Kent Evans - Littleton CO, US
Patrick R. Gruber - Longmont CO, US
Andrew C. Hawkins - Parker CO, US
Assignee:

GEVO, Inc. - Englewood CO
International Classification:

C07C 29/76
US Classification:

568916
Abstract:

This invention is directed to methods for recovery of C3-C6 alcohols from dilute aqueous solutions, such as fermentation broths. Such methods provide improved volumetric productivity for the fermentation and allows recovery of the alcohol. Such methods also allow for reduced energy use in the production and drying of spent fermentation broth due to increased effective concentration of the alcohol product by the simultaneous fermentation and recovery process which increases the quantity of alcohol produced and recovered per quantity of fermentation broth dried. Thus, the invention allows for production and recovery of C3-C6 alcohols at low capital and reduced operating costs.

Renewable Compositions
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US Patent:

8193402, Jun 5, 2012
Filed:

Dec 3, 2008
Appl. No.:

12/327723
Inventors:

Patrick R. Gruber - Longmont CO, US
Matthew W. Peters - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Josefa M. Griffith - Englewood CO, US
Yassin Al Obaidi - Somerset KY, US
Leo E. Manzer - Wilmington DE, US
Joshua D. Taylor - Evergreen CO, US
David E. Henton - Midland MI, US
Assignee:

Gevo, Inc. - Englewood CO
International Classification:

C10L 1/04
C07C 2/04
US Classification:

585240, 585 14, 44300, 208 15
Abstract:

The present invention is directed to renewable compositions derived from fermentation of biomass, and integrated methods of preparing such compositions.

Recovery Of Higher Alcohols From Dilute Aqueous Solutions
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US Patent:

8283505, Oct 9, 2012
Filed:

Jan 5, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/344460
Inventors:

William A. Evanko - Golden CO, US
Aharon M. Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
David A. Glassner - Littleton CO, US
Fudu Miao - Chester Springs PA, US
Aristos A. Aristidou - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Kent Evans - Littleton CO, US
Patrick R. Gruber - Longmont CO, US
Andrew C. Hawkins - Parker CO, US
Assignee:

Gevo, Inc. - Englewood CO
International Classification:

C07C 29/76
US Classification:

568916
Abstract:

This invention is directed to methods for recovery of C3-C6 alcohols from dilute aqueous solutions, such as fermentation broths. Such methods provide improved volumetric productivity for the fermentation and allows recovery of the alcohol. Such methods also allow for reduced energy use in the production and drying of spent fermentation broth due to increased effective concentration of the alcohol product by the simultaneous fermentation and recovery process which increases the quantity of alcohol produced and recovered per quantity of fermentation broth dried. Thus, the invention allows for production and recovery of C3-C6 alcohols at low capital and reduced operating costs.

Recovery Of Higher Alcohols From Dilute Aqueous Solutions
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US Patent:

8304588, Nov 6, 2012
Filed:

Jan 5, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/344464
Inventors:

William A. Evanko - Golden CO, US
Aharon M. Eyal - Jerusalem, IL
David A. Glassner - Littleton CO, US
Fudu Miao - Chester Springs PA, US
Aristos A. Aristidou - Highlands Ranch CO, US
Kent Evans - Littleton CO, US
Patrick R. Gruber - Longmont CO, US
Andrew C. Hawkins - Parker CO, US
Assignee:

Gevo, Inc. - Englewood CO
International Classification:

C07C 29/76
US Classification:

568916
Abstract:

This invention is directed to methods for recovery of C3-C6 alcohols from dilute aqueous solutions, such as fermentation broths. Such methods provide improved volumetric productivity for the fermentation and allows recovery of the alcohol. Such methods also allow for reduced energy use in the production and drying of spent fermentation broth due to increased effective concentration of the alcohol product by the simultaneous fermentation and recovery process which increases the quantity of alcohol produced and recovered per quantity of fermentation broth dried. Thus, the invention allows for production and recovery of C3-C6 alcohols at low capital and reduced operating costs.