Madison, WI, United States of America

Third Wave Technologies, Inc.


USPTO Granted Patents = 102

% Expired Patents = 47.1



Trademarks = 3

Forward Citations = 5,841

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87 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

goldMedal Victor I Lyamichev (81 out of 97 patents)

silverMedal Jeff G Hall (34 out of 40 patents)

bronzeMedal James E Dahlberg (32 out of 37 patents)

4.  Mary Ann D Brow (32 out of 32 patents)

5.  Bruce P Neri (30 out of 40 patents)

6.  James Robert Prudent (22 out of 42 patents)

7.  Hatim T Allawi (19 out of 102 patents)

8.  Mary Ann Brow (15 out of 18 patents)

9.  Michael W Kaiser (14 out of 31 patents)

10.  Zbigniev Skrzypczynski (12 out of 12 patents)

11.  Fang Dong (12 out of 12 patents)

12.  Lance Fors (12 out of 12 patents)

13.  Andrew A Lukowiak (10 out of 10 patents)

14.  Sarah Olson (10 out of 10 patents)

15.  Andrea L Mast (10 out of 10 patents)


Core Competencies:
Nucleic Acids
Detection Assays
HPV Detection
Invasive Cleavage
RNA Detection
Oligonucleotides
Charge Tags
Endonucleases
Target Sequences
Compositions
Genotyping
Polymorphism Analysis

102 patents:

Third Wave Technologies, Inc., based in Madison, WI, specializes in advanced nucleic acid detection technologies. The company focuses on developing innovative detection assays that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of nucleic acid analysis, particularly in the context of HPV detection and RNA analysis. Their expertise encompasses various core technology topics, including oligonucleotides, endonucleases, and invasive cleavage methods, positioning them as a key player in the molecular diagnostics field.
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USPTO Data Jan 1 1976 - Oct 6 2026

Third Wave Technologies, Inc.
102 Patents

#8 in Madison, WI

#83 in Wisconsin

#3,716 in US

#7,641 in the World

Madison, WI (US)
Madison, WI, United States of America
Forward Citations = 5,841

87 inventors:

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