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Igor Gamow

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Rustem Igor Gamow, son of George Gamow, is a microbiology professor and mountain climber. He invented the Gamow bag and the high altitude bed. The book One Two Three ... Infinity: Facts and Speculations of Science was dedicated to him by his father.

In the spring of 2004, the University of Colorado at Boulder fired Dr. Gamow for moral turpitude.

Patents

  • 6,029,374 -- Shoe and foot prosthesis with bending beam spring structures
  • 5,947,116 -- Underwater breathing apparatus with pressurized snorkel
  • 5,701,686 -- Shoe and foot prosthesis with bending beam spring structures
  • 5,580,094 -- In-line skate walking guard
  • 5,467,764 -- Hypobaric sleeping chamber
  • 5,398,678 -- Hyperbaric chamber and exercise environment
  • 5,367,790 -- Shoe and foot prosthesis with a coupled spring system
  • 5,360,001 -- Hyperbaric chamber closure means
  • 5,193,530 -- Underwater breathing apparatus
  • 5,109,837 -- Hyperbaric chamber
  • 4,974,829 -- Hyperbaric chamber
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