Stablcor Technology, Inc. has appointed William E. Davis as Chief Technology Officer. Davis created the concept that became the basis for STABLCOR® Technology and is listed as an inventor on three of Stablcor Technology, Inc.’s core patents. Davis will focus on guiding Stablcor® customers with field of use and applications for the Technology. He will also be responsible for Intellectual Property (IP) protection and broadening the company’s IP portfolio. His expertise includes advanced composite materials (carbon-carbon, metal matrix composites, resin matrix composites), thermal engineering (electronics packaging, heat sinks, thermal planes) and manufacturing engineering (printed circuit boards and semiconductors). He has his MS in Mechanical Engineering from California State University, Long Beach, BS in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University and a BA in Economics from Claremont McKenna College.
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Statement of “Bill Davis creating the concept of the stablcor technology” is absolutely incorrect. Use of Graphite fiber in a pcb was patented long ago in 1986 by Jensen of Boeing & Leibovitz of TRW. In light of these patents his attempt to patent same idea was rejected by the Patent office. Beside this fact exactly same idea was sold to a small business owner in Santa Ana conveying it is still patentable idea. And guess what….. it was rejected permanently again in light of TRW & Boeing patents. So….request not to twist truth behind it and misinform public.
here are the patents existed way before Bill Davis thought about using carbon in a printed circuit board.
Boeing- Jensen, #4318954, 1981-1982
TRW – Leibovitz: #4591659 (1983-86), 4689110 (1986-87), 4812792 (1987-89)
Unfortunately Person who he sold this idea did not know this fact and I believe was never informed by this so-called concept creator.