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The Ionyx Team |
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Ionyx is managed by Randy Dellwo and Joe Caterinicchio
Randy Dellwo - President / CEO
Joe Caterinicchio - Product Director / Sr. Software Engineer
Joe has worked with RBD for over 10 years, directing RBD's software product development and providing the surface science community with state-of-the art instrument control and surface analysis applications. |
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The Univ. of Connecticut Team |
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Ionyx uses technology patented and developed by the University of Connecticut
Charles "Jim" Koch - Consultant
Dr. Harris L. Marcus - Professor / Director of the Institute for Materials Science
Dr. Daniel Goberman - Facility Manager
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Ionyx is a division of RBD Enterprises, Inc. Our mission is to bring patented surface science technology to forensic laboratories. Working with the University of Connecticut, we founded the Ionyx division of RBD Enterprises to focus on producing a Fingerprint Enhancement System that will revolutionize latent fingerprint detection and biometrics.
For over a decade RBD has been providing products, engineering, and service to leaders in the surface science and analysis industry.
RBD maintains an engineering and manufacturing square foot facility in Bend Oregon, and a satellite office in North Carolina. The company's 15 year history in the scientific instrumentation industry has been represented by innovative engineering, quality service, and a personal commitment to our customers.
A complete list of RBD's customers can be found here. They include:
University of Connecticut
3M
Boeing
General Motors
Harvard University
Oak Ridge National Labs
Naval Research Laboratory
CERN
IBM
Randy has 25
years experience in the surface analysis and scientific instrument
industry. He has a worldwide reputation for providing personal
service and commitment. He and his wife Rena founded RBD in 1990
in order to fill the gaps in support and technology present in the
industry. 
Jim
Koch is the inventor of the fingerprint enhancement technology licensed
by Ionyx. Jim
has retired as Lab Manager of the Surface Science Laboratory at the
Institute of Materials Science, University of Connecticut, and currently
serves as a consultant.
Harris
Marcus has over 40 years experience in industry, teaching and research.
He holds 25 patents, as written one book and co-edited 15, and published
300 papers. His research includes materials science applications in
forensics, bio-nanotechnology, materials processing, and solid freeform
fabrication.
Dan
Goberman is a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of Connecticut, and
the current Facility Manager of the Surface Science Laboratory at the
Institute of Materials Science.