Ankur Sagar Kulshrestha

Title: Ankur Sagar Kulshrestha and Drug-Delivery Innovation.

Introduction

Ankur Sagar Kulshrestha is an inventor based in Hillsborough, New Jersey. His patent work includes drug-delivery devices and methods for preparing them, with a focus on fluid pathways, drug cartridges, and device decontamination. He is associated with Bristol Myers Squibb.

Latest Patents

Kulshrestha’s listed patent portfolio includes 2 patents related to drug-delivery technology.

One patent, “Drug cartridge, drug delivery device, and methods for preparing thereof,” describes a device with a monolithic body containing fluid ducts and an outlet duct. Drug cartridges attach to the body and supply medication through the ducts. A flexible tether connects the body to a separate needle support, which includes a needle for insertion into a patient and adhesive for releasable attachment to the patient.

Another patent, “Drug cartridge, drug delivery devices, and methods for preparing thereof,” describes a preparation method for a drug-delivery device. The method covers fluid ducts that are open along one face of the device body with an ultraviolet-transmissive barrier, then exposes that face to ultraviolet radiation to decontaminate the ducts.

Career Highlights

Kulshrestha’s listed inventions address practical aspects of drug delivery, including routing medication from reservoirs to a needle and preparing fluid pathways for use. His work is associated with Bristol Myers Squibb.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Christopher William Rosier and Carys Eleri Lee. Their names appear alongside his work on drug-cartridge and drug-delivery technologies.

Conclusion

Ankur Sagar Kulshrestha’s patent work focuses on drug-delivery devices and preparation methods, including flexible needle connections and ultraviolet decontamination of fluid ducts.