But as soon as I retired, I joined the company as CTO for a while. I began to see a problem with the liquid crystal field, all of the display work was being done in industry, and all these people were going to these display society meetings, while the liquid crystal materials people doing basic research were going to the International Liquid Crystal Society. Of course, it can involve development agreements and also licensing. He was with me during the development of the company, and now he runs it as CEO. One thing I didnt like was, during the pandemic, when I walked up on campus, I felt like I was in a ghost town. We left the mess there. This is what inspired me when I got into patenting myself. They got through it well. With regards to science, in high school, I got involved with amateur radio. When Jim's company began to fail, Hoffmann-La Roche wanted to buy the patent from him. I wonder if you could say a little bit about the nature of the problem, that he didnt have a PhD. CRAWFORD: You mentioned GM giving money for a clean room and that kind of thing. To defend Kent State University was very hard because he couldn't get Al Saupe to be a witness. No. My experience with this is that universities typically don't want to get too involved in licensing and business relationships. Nuclear magnetic resonance turned out to be a really good tool for that. I'm curious if you think it still applies today. The goal is to just have a conversation, and certainly, you've filled in the picture a lot about the Institute, and the development of liquid crystals, and the changes in the way science is done. It was a huge group. I don't know where I get that from. The other texture is transparent. Oral History Interview with J. William Doane by Matthew Crawford. It's a lot more than just doing science. We could put more people together. Jim seemed to be going off on his own. Having local universities around really helps industries and vice versa. If I apply a voltage pulse, it does this and if I change the voltage of the pulse it does that." The funding for Kent Displays was strictly Bill Manning.CRAWFORD: And then, you mentioned getting some defense contracts. When the time came I went to Kent, and one person I interviewed with was the dean for research, who at that time was Glenn Brown. Business acumen?DOANE: He was a Stanford graduate in physics. NOTE TO USERS: Sharp Copy Transcription, an independent transcription service, produced the original version of this transcript from the digital audio files of this oral history interview. He was a nice guy [and a very capable researcher].CRAWFORD: You mentioned that at the time, Schadt and Helfrich were working on display cells and so forth, and that there were a number of different options for making displays. DOANE: First of all, investment. CRAWFORD: And this is the ALCOM Center. People in California are able to start a company a lot more easily. When they'd come here, they'd ask where to fly into, and we'd say Cleveland, and they'd say, "Where is that?" The first time they came out, we submitted an application, but just did it with the people in the Institute and institute facilities. The University certainly had the authority now to own a patent, and Gene Wenninger and I had to figure out how to manage all that. I just wanted to tie the faculty together. I don't think the company lost any personnel. That was their focus. I think she guided me a lot in this direction. [If the departments would appoint them to professorships, they were afraid that they wouldn't be allotted a position in their department they wanted to fill. We began to get work using liquid crystals, not just PDLCs, but other kinds, for optical studies. And [the liquid crystal work] just died out. Under Doane, the LCI received significant funding from state, federal, and corporate sources including Project THEMIS, DARPA, and the National Science Foundation. With See more 27,359 people like this That had some issues, too. Liquid Crystal Oral History ProjectDepartment of HistoryKent State University, Transcript produced by Sharp Copy Transcription. Full basement offers additional storage and workshop space. Absolutely. I wound up getting the equipment that Bell Labs was using. CRAWFORD: But students still get their PhD in chemical physics?DOANE: As I understand it, they do [but it may now be broadened to material sciences. And there was some work in England, too. It was a consumer product. I thought this was an opportunity for the physics department. The company's success is, in a large part, due to him and it is fitting that he be CEO today.CRAWFORD: Around what time did you step back from full-time work at the company?DOANE: It happened gradually over the years. This unique feature makes possible all sorts of low power, color reflective display applications. I just thought it was really good for the University to have this sort of thing, and I was able to convince Rudy Butler, the dean of arts and sciences at that time, to do this. They got a private individual to build and support that building, and that's where he housed the Institute. Also researchers at Kent were not developing material for displays, but they could have been.] DOANE: Yeah. The more venture capitalists there are around, the better it is.CRAWFORD: [Did] the University do anything to facilitate those connections, or did you have to do that on your own?DOANE: [I had to find investment on my own. CRAWFORD: This kind of fits with a little bit of what we're talking about right now, how the Institute relates to the two main departments that are related to the study of liquid crystals, physics and chemistry.DOANE: Actually, biology is getting more and more involved [and, as I understand it, also engineering and there may be more].CRAWFORD: You mentioned that as part of ALCOM, the University committed to this new building, which is the LCI building at the end of the science mall on campus. One thing I did, in order to keep faculty focused when someone would give a talk, was to make them bring a demonstration. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. In the early 80s, there was a lot of work going on not only at Kent, but all over the world. Was that something you sought out?DOANE: At that time, I was looking at other things, actually. And there were other experiments he had in mind where I thought it would be a really fun field to be in. There were also different kinds of optical devices created. As I said, I was raised pretty much as a loner. Even today, we make use of universities, which is very helpful in this regard. Chemistry was really opposed to it because they saw these courses encroaching on their courses. I just looked at it from the point of view of fundamentally understanding the liquid crystal material states of matter. I think that was the difficulty. Learn why in our, 442-H New York Standard Operating Procedures. CRAWFORD: When he did talk about applications, it was mostly in cancer detection work with breast cancer and so forth, and less about the work on displays and stuff. In the summer of '67, my wife and I took our summer vacation, and we went back home to visit our parents. Here are all the details of Les Avenires Veyrins-Thuellin available below. The University was putting money into it that had been arranged earlier, and it looked like it wasn't going anywhere as it set by itself apart from the research campus.CRAWFORD: Did you want to take over as director? For Sale 2937 Governors Court, Marietta, GA 30066. I really hadn't intended at first to get a PhD. And to give the University some visibility, and give the faculty visibility so they could get grants and stuff. [Laugh] I've heard other scientists comment on this, that it seems like the younger you are, the more bold you are in trying new things. That is to say, you can write on it with almost anything, even your fingernail, but usually with a pointed stylus. I'm not sure what expertise he'd gained at his former employment, but he was a good one to guide a company that had to learn to do almost everything from manufacturing to sales. There, he got involved with temperature sensors and stuff. The company has been improving on this over the years. Kent State made money on licensing, [but they didnt make a lot in view of work and the trouble it can cause, particularly if the patent is challenged and there is a court battle. The more you know about what they want, the better proposal you can write, the better you can fit in, the better you can adjust what you're doing to what they're doing. The name of the company who manufactures this now and markets it is Ebulent [and its CEO is Xiao-Yang Huang]. Right after we recapitalized, the company was kind of an R&D company for a while because we were developing full-color, high-resolution displays on flexible plastic substrates. We decided at one time to try Amazon, and we sent them a number of them. I think that really helped because it forced them to think, "What can I really make with this stuff?" Locate simply the city of Les Avenires Veyrins-Thuellin through the card, map and satellite image of the city. [If you apply an electrical pulse to it at a certain voltage level it will go to the color reflective texture. The mall closed to customers Wednesday evening It is scheduled to reopen . Are there other benefits to the interactions between universities and spinoff companies? That was a discovery that turned out to be not only of scientific interest but also ended up in many applications. ]CRAWFORD: I would imagine as a company, it's beneficial to have students, both undergraduates and graduates, who can come here and work that you know have experience in physics.DOANE: Particularly experience in liquid crystals. She had come out [West] to teach school after her college work, which is where she met my father and how she wound up in the sod house. If you're going to do this, you're going to have to go through one of the agencies like DARPA." Also, as a blackboard or white board replacement, it is not messy; that is, you dont need chalk or ink. But I did follow what Asad did for the company during the pandemic, and I thought he did a fine job. Disease has always been the biggest killer. CRAWFORD: Is there anything else particular about Northeast Ohio that's advantageous for companies?DOANE: Well, it's just a nice place to live. It's caused governments and people in general to think about doing a better job in how we deal with these pathogens, viruses, and stuff. I didn't want to stay in the Army, and I didn't think that, being a reserve officer, I could actually advance very easily. Up until then, I was doing basic research, studying liquid crystals at a molecular level, learning how they ordered themselves, how they fluctuate, how various molecular atomic groups fluctuate, and so on. Over in chemistry, there was Vernon Neff, who was doing infrared dichroic studies, [Bill Bacon on liquid crystal phases. After ALCOM, the new building was needed as the program had grown substantially. In this case the university will make little or no up-front money from the license but it has value otherwise in creating local industry that benefits the university in a variety of ways, creating jobs for students, attracting new students, endowments, PR etc.] A successful company generates royalties for the university They build upon each other.] Al didn't want to get involved in the lawsuit probably because his former student working with him had worked for Hoffmann-La Roche. Institute was still on the research campus but now had a broader scope involving more science departments.] Copyright law (Title 17, USC). The Japanese could do this. I thought it was a way to build the graduate programs. Welcome Home! [Laugh] When we had our meetings and discussions, I always wanted to see something, not just a bunch of words and slides. Universities don't like to get too involved in this business. ]CRAWFORD: Why is that?DOANE: A license won't last very long. And just after I got here, he had already invited Jim up for an interview. "Maybe someday in the future, we'll understand this." An apartment complex near Kennesaw State University has sold for $67 million, as rents in the area have jumped almost 25% this year. But he had two other positions he could fill. An ex-CEO of the Hoover vacuum cleaner company, Joe Cutinella, was on the Kent State University Board of Trustees at that time, and I think his influence really helped, particularly in getting the University to accept this idea of starting local companies. CRAWFORD: And this was in the early 2000s?DOANE: Yes. Where do you think that comes from for you?DOANE: I don't know. I think one of the best ways a university capitalizes on patents is through PR. I was never actually called upon by Heinke to be a witness. Brokerage Services Provided by U.S. Condo Exchange, LLC & U.S. Condo Exchange, Inc. Also, it involved radio frequencies, something I was really familiar with. To do science, you have to fund it. CRAWFORD: How did you find her?DOANE: I knew her because she was in the physics department, and I saw what a good administrator she was there. It really was a part of the University, yet set apart from the university research campus. He's got a lot of patents and publications of his own. And they decided to go with a twist cell. It wasn't easy for the company to do all that. Xerox was studying its electro-optical properties. John West was very helpful on all of that stuff. I had virtually nothing to work with, so I had to get [a vacuum] tube, and then I didnt know how to mount this tube. More so then than now.CRAWFORD: What was the nature of that difference?DOANE: [Back when Glenn first formed the institute this gap was larger than today in that universities didnt see it as their business to perform research of industrial interest. I wouldn't say, though, that it was one of the reasons I signed on at Kent. I just wanted to ask if you could say a bit more. It seemed to be the best thing to do, and my wife, Shirley, agreed. Furthermore, Saupe wasn't doing physics, he was doing work on the structure of small molecules, so really, chemistry. I wanted to establish a nice relationship with industry, learn what they were doing and how we could interact with them. Well, that was marvelous. That's its attractiveness. There were a number of things we could make on it. DOANE: Yeah, it was, but my focus changed to the company because I really wanted this company to survive and do well. Both of us saw it as a challenge, and I was willing to try to take it on as a dissertation, and he was pleased with that because we thought it would be fun to do. Listing Provided Courtesy of Universities tend to value fundamental or basic research as it is something they can publish. Many properties of these cosmic rays were unknown at the time. This would make a black-and-white display, but it required a lot of power. I think liquid crystals have played a big role in science, particularly in flat-panel displays. And that really helped me because then, I had a unique display technology that we could propose to them to develop. Anyway, during this time, I got to know people working in this field and got to become acquainted with some of these researchers and find out what they were doing and so on. I'm an Associate Professor and Historian of Science at Kent State University. There were a variety of different types of liquid crystal displays being developed at that time with many industrial efforts to develop a full color flat-panel screen. There now have been many other spinoffs. Staff reports. And that was fine, I did, too. Kansas Manhattan Apartments $695 1304 N Manhattan Ave 1304 N Manhattan Ave, Manhattan, KS 66502 Studio 1 Bath 396 Sqft Contact Property Learn more, take a tour, and get one step closer to your new home. Another contribution was creating new products. But he wound up going to General Motors. That happened in the late 70s, early 80s.CRAWFORD: Do you recall the name of that researcher from the University of Calabria?DOANE: Yes, his name was Giuseppe Chidichimo, but he called himself Pino. However, NSF took it over on their own grounds, which is to say, at that particular time, NSF only funded individual grants, not group efforts. It was a golden opportunity for faculty at Kent State to take advantage of. DARPA primarily, but also the Navy and other agencies, the Army, started funding display research. Updated fixtures and lighting in bathrooms. It did play a huge role. Under federal law, housing and employment discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity is unlawful. It required a liquid crystal, in scientific jargon, with a positive dielectric anisotropy. My understanding of the institute at that time was that, he brought in Sardari Arora as a chemist, and a physical chemist Adriaan De Vries, who did X-ray work, [and a postdoc, Bill Bacon]. I went around looking for investors, since I had no money on my own to do it. You described the Society for Information Displays as an industry group when you first met with them. But we really made a nice presentation. [End Part 3]. Everybody seemed happy with that, so we did it. My experience is that all the good research comes out of really young guys. We decided I should go, so I went. Do you think now, almost 20 years on from the establishment of Kent Displays, what's happening in Northeast Ohio is kind of like what's happening in Cambridge or Silicon Valley?DOANE: Using them as examples really paid off in getting us started in that direction. It was his job to do this and extremely helpful to me. In this case, the university licenses the patents generated by faculty and students back to them to start a company. TOWN CENTER AT COBB Events Dreamland Spring Carnival March 30 through April 9 Mother's Day Pop Up Market 11am-5pm, Saturday, May 13 Dreamland Spring Carnival March 30 through April 9 More Mother's Day Pop Up Market 11am-5pm, Saturday, May 13 More Peachtree Express Train Rides Open Saturday & Sunday! I just happened to see the right people at the right time. I talked to the physics department to see if I could get an appointment for him in physics, but they didnt want to do it. It has a writing texture similar to paper. CRAWFORD: When were you working on the application?DOANE: Probably 1989 or so. It makes for high resolution flat panel screens in that this electrical switching feature allows the display to be digitally addressed. I had an engineering group and a polymer group, and having organized this group, we put another proposal together. After he got his degree, he worked in industry, and it could've been that he just didn't understand academia. It was horrible. However, there were a couple people on the board of trustees at Kent State University at that time who were very helpful. CRAWFORD: Were they relatively small departments?DOANE: Physics was smaller than chemistry, but both of them were relatively small. With her in such a facility, for example, a physicist, chemist or some other scientist could walk down the hall and say, "Mary, I need to have this or that material" and she would synthesize it, an extremely valuable asset for liquid crystal research. Find all the information of Les Avenires Veyrins-Thuellin or click on the section of your choice in the left menu. Enter a site search term and use the ENTER KEY to submit your search 1. New York Nails. A laser emits a very bright beam of light, and then there was a maser, where you could do the same thing with microwaves. I saw an opportunity [to develop high-definition flat panel displays for the defense agencies]. What are you doing here?" I didn't know what I could contribute. We loved the state of Washington. [Laugh]CRAWFORD: What made it challenging?DOANE: Doing two different radio frequencies on a nucleus at the same time. Aleks Gilbert. ]CRAWFORD: Having worked in this field, what does technology transfer mean? But he did like the concept of working with liquid crystals in living systems, what their role was. That wasn't in my interest at all. Occasionally, when I'd see him in the Institute, he'd talk about displays, but I really didn't know how he got into it. He thought it was a fascinating field. Good morning, Dr. Doane. Paranormal Cirque III - Brandon, FL - April 27 - 30, 2023 Hosted By Paranormal Cirque III. And I think your work is absolutely essential in exploring how all of this happened and getting the history on it right. Then, there's also the question of whether the research was done on campus, licensing, and so forth. I can give you a lot of stories about that. The attitude in industry for commercializing the technology ultimately was just not there. I wonder if you have any additional observations or insights that you'd like to share. [Laugh] I left my wife and family in Tulsa, and with the dog, I drove back 800 miles to Kent in one day and put together this proposal. It turned out, at that time, the University of Missouri had hired a new assistant professor, whose area of research was nuclear magnetic resonance, which was a hot new field at that time. I had a quote from Glenn Brown I wanted to read for you. Anyway, at that time, Glenn was working to form this conference, and he was also considering starting the Liquid Crystal Institute. It really didn't have a lot to do with my nuclear spin pumping and my double resonance experiments [other than we were both working with solid crystals]. At that particular time, the dean for research here wanted me to get involved in this lawsuit. One thing that hurt the company a lot in the early years, a company down in Texas started making cholesteric displays infringing on our technology. But I guess I'm wondering if some of this work on applicationslike you said, Fergason just wanted to make a watch face. [Laugh] I wasnt aware of it and glad you brought this to my attention.CRAWFORD: That seems a fair characterization? In the end, we won out. This turned out to be a big problem, actually.CRAWFORD: Id be happy to hear. Theoretically, you could, but practically, there were lots of problems in doing that. Its called a cholesteric liquid crystal. I thought it was sort of like a double resonance. If this interview is important to you, you are advised to consult the original digital audio files and any additional files related to the interview in the Kent State University Special Collections and University Archives. I wanted the technology we were developing to wind up in the community. Because I was far out in the country, I went to a one-room schoolhouse for all eight grades. DOANE: Yeah. I'm glad you're talking to other people, not just me, and really getting a good handle on what actually happened. Phil Bos, for example, was in the chemical physics program, but now he's in physics. We wouldn't have cell phones with displays, flat TV screens, interactive wrist watches etc. The Mill at Chastain is located at 3350 George Busbee Pkwy NW, Trulia is a registered Trademark of Zillow, Inc. Zillow, Inc. holds real estate brokerage, Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information, Zillow Group is committed to ensuring digital accessibility for individuals with disabilities. Universities, by nature, like to be open and publish their research.] I had an NIH grant on biological membranes (that are also liquid crystalline) as well. I just knew Jim was working on this stuff. I got each one to sit down and write up what they could do with their experimental technique to study these liquid crystals. The liquid crystal institute as a center for the research began to lose its importance and value. That was a major distraction for the company. I couldn't run the company because I was directing the Institute. CRAWFORD: And that was because of the shift to displays?DOANE: Yeah, because of the overall liquid crystal program. If you had something black behind it to create a background, you could switch on and off a bright red image, for example, on black background. With that, I got the institute into a program with the University of Southern California. I was born in the sandhills of Western Nebraska, out in the country in a sod house, built by my father. The company licenses it to him, and he's still working on that, developing it further. [Laugh]CRAWFORD: In 1996, you received the Distinguished Corporate Inventor Award from the American Society of Patent Holders. Actually, I started KDI in 93 before I even retired. Edward Gelerinter was working on electron-spin resonance. He was upset with me because I didn't want to publish, I wanted to patent it. Town Center at Cobb October 13, 2010. ]CRAWFORD: One of the themes I'm getting from your answers is, you seem to have a very open perspective in the sense of looking for opportunities, building connections, literally connecting the physics and chemistry departments on campus. USC applied, I applied, and so did these other universities.] One such group was run by a developer named Larry Tannas. The liquid crystals just weren't very good with that at that time. They may help you get started, but you're going to have to fund it to do it. CRAWFORD: What was the reaction to that?DOANE: They picked up on it, but they didn't always do it as well as I would have liked. In talking to my friend at MIT, he was saying their experienceand he had a lot more experience than I did, was that MIT had trouble making money on licensing. But back then, for that situation at that time, me being in academia, in the physics department, and there being a big desire to understand the fundamental properties of liquid crystals, it was important to collect liquid crystal research on the research campus at KSU to help the faculty involved. Geographic Information regarding City of Les Avenires Veyrins-Thuellin. At the time, lasers had just come out. It had to be very lightweight, and we couldn't do plastic that well back then. I stopped and looked at it. It was called nuclear spin pumping. [Laugh] [I am sure, however, there are some examples where it has paid off. CRAWFORD: What do you think this kind of valuing of certain types of research over the others? However, licensing in general is not a very good business to be in no matter who you are, I found out. 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