CDEX's John Coates, Ph.D. is the Technical Director for Spectroscopy Products. He is a globally recognized spectroscopist and instrumentation expert with 40-years' experience in the fields of applied spectroscopy and analytical method development.
CDEX has charged Dr. Coates with guiding the ongoing development of CDEX's spectral management systems for medication analysis and validation, with specific focus on achieving optimal performance of the ValiMed™ Medical Validation System product line. Dr. Coates seems well qualified to bring CDEX succes with their unique combination of specialized spectroscopic measurement techniques -- including Raman, UV absorption and molecular fluorescence -- to accurately analyze, identify and determine the concentration of a drug/dose within seconds. Over the past four decades, Dr. Coates has earned global distinction for his many accomplishments in spectroscopic measurements and instrumentation. In 2013, the industry coveted Williams-Wright Award was bestowed on him by the Coblentz Society honoring his extraordinary body of work in the field. From 1974 through 1996, Dr. Coates served several leading industrial instrument manufacturers; and in 1996, he formed Coates Consulting, LLC, a firm specializing in scientific and industrial instrumentation. Since that time, he has advised client companies on the design and development of more than 75 unique instrument systems. Dr. Coates graduated from Royal Windsor Grammar School for Boys, Windsor, Berkshire, England in 1964. He opted not to go directly to university in favor of beginning a career in Analytical Chemistry, working in the Castrol Lubricants Research Laboratories in Bracknell, Berkshire. Dr. Coates obtained his undergraduate degree as a GradRIC (Graduate of the Royal Institute of Chemistry, now the Royal Society of Chemistry) in 1971 while continuing to work as an Analytical Methods Development Chemist at Castrol (then Burmah-Castrol). Additional specializations included Industrial Administration (Business and Management) and Graphic/Classical Art (1969-1972). He began pursuing his Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry in 1972 at Brunel University, West London, England. He started his thesis while working at Burmah-Castrol, Bracknell and also at the Burmah Research Laboratories, Bromborough, Cheshire. His thesis topic was the Analytical Chemistry of Synthetic Gas Turbine Engine Oils as applied to high performance jet engines (Olympus engines used in the Concorde Jet Airliner). Dr. Coates earned his Ph.D. 16 years later while working at Nicolet Instrument Corporation in the United States. His professionally awarded degrees and qualifications include Chartered Chemist (CChem) (similar to a certified professional), Chartered Scientist (CSci) and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC). CDEX was awarded a patent that uses at least three processes that include Raman scattering detection, fluorescence detection and spectral surface reflectance detection. Dr. Coats has published work in this area. Not only is he working on CDEX's unique solution for the widespread problem of narcotic diversion, but it appears he is also in charge of pursuing determination the potency of a drug or group of drugs over a period of time according to the patent and to CDEX press releases. Lots of posts here in the past indicated CDEX needed someone like this. They got the guy the wrote the book!
Nice profile engine! Say are poteet and the ex-engineer friends according to the profile? Yep. Wow! Well now that is something to think about! In fact, take a look back at this court document about what Ryles wanted....What would Ryles want with communications between Cdex's CEO bumfield and PEMCO, or say ROBERT STEWART during the planned bankruptcy? This is the ole, what did he know and when did he know it deal, (and who else knew?). PEMCO, right and the Texas league, seems they are still players today, in fact the only players...hum? Requires more looking into I'd say.
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF ARIZONA In re: CDEX, INC., Debtor. No. 4-12-BK-2402-JMM ORDER COMPELLING APPEARANCE FOR RULE 2004 EXAMINATION AND RULE 9016 PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS Upon consideration of creditor James Ryles’ Motion, through counsel, for an order pursuant to Rule 2004 and Rule 9016, Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and good cause appearing therefor, IT IS ORDERED that Debtor’s Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey K. Brumfield shall appear and submit to examination under oath and submit the records described below for copying at the law offices of Heurlin Sherlock Laird, 1636 North Swan Road, Suite 200, Tucson, Arizona, on June 4, 2012, beginning at 10 a.m. The scope of the examination shall be: • Any/all transfers or sales of assets of Debtor from November 12, 2011 until the day of examination. • The source, current status, and all terms or agreements of any kind related to the $200,000 that was the subject of Debtor’s March 14, 2012 Motion for Order to Return Funds. • The source, current status, and all terms or agreements of any kind related to the approximately $275,000 of separately held funds. • The current status of any/all contracts or potential contracts for sales or potential sales of Debtor’s Vali Med systems, and any other products/technology of any kind. Flashlamp Light Sources. • Transfers of assets or payments of any kind from CDEX to Jeffrey Brumfield, Wade Poteet, Steven McCommon, Sean Brumfield, Robert Stewart, from November 12, 2011 until the day of examination. • Any and all other matters relevant to Debtor’s finances, debts, assets, and bankruptcy. • All documents/subjects listed below. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the documents listed below shall be produced on or before 10:00 a.m., June 4, 2012, at Heurlin Sherlock Laird, 1636 North Swan Road, Suite 200, Tucson, Arizona 85712. The documents to be produced are: • All emails or other written communications between Mr. Brumfield and Robert Stewart from November 12, 2011 until the day of examination. • All non-privileged written communications between Mr. Brumfield and any member of the Baxa and or Pemco companies. • All written communications and documents of any kind related to the $200,000 that was the subject of Debtor’s March 14, 2012 Motion for Order to Return Funds. • All written communications and documents of any kind related to the approximately $275,000 of separately held funds. • All written communications and documents of any kind related to any transfers of assets or payments of any kind from CDEX to Jeffrey Brumfield, Wade Poteet, Steven McCommon, Sean Brumfield, Robert Stewart, from November 12, 2011 until the day of examination. • All other documents otherwise relevant to the subjects listed in number 5, above. SIGNED AND DATED ABOVE Case 4:12-bk-02402-JMM Doc 68-1 Filed 05/17/12 Entered 05/17/12 14:38:33 Desc
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