This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Tmrw Life Sciences, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Alexander Hultgren: Advancing Cryogenic Specimen Transfers
Introduction
Alexander Hultgren is an inventor based in Hamburg, New York, and is associated with TMRW Life Sciences, Inc. His patent work addresses the handling and transfer of biological specimens stored at cryogenic temperatures.
Latest Patents
The provided information lists one patent for Hultgren: Transfer station, interrogation station, and related methods to facilitate transfer of biological specimens stored at cryogenic conditions. The invention describes a system for transferring specimen containers between a cryogenic freezer and a portable bulk carrier.
Its interrogation station includes a frame and a well designed to receive buckets. An array of antennas sits beneath the well’s bottom and aligns with an opening above it, enabling the station to interrogate containers placed inside. The patent record provided identifies 1 patent for Hultgren.
Career Highlights
Hultgren’s listed invention focuses on supporting the transfer of biological specimens while they remain in cryogenic storage conditions. The design combines a receiving well with aligned antennas to facilitate the handling and identification of specimen containers.
Collaborations
Hultgren is associated with TMRW Life Sciences, Inc., a company working in the life sciences field. The provided information does not specify additional collaborators or describe the company’s precise role in the patent.
Conclusion
Alexander Hultgren’s listed patent presents a specialized approach to transferring cryogenically stored biological specimens, combining a container-receiving station with an aligned antenna array.
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