This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: California Institute of Technology. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Benjamin J. Laccetti and Ballistic Delivery Innovation.
Introduction
Benjamin J. Laccetti is an inventor associated with Pasadena, California, and the California Institute of Technology. His patent work concerns a method for delivering biologically active materials to the cornea.
Latest Patents
Laccetti is listed as an inventor on one patent, titled “Ballistic Delivery and Related Particles, Compositions, Methods and Systems.” The invention describes particles and systems for delivering cargo, such as a drug, to an individual’s cornea. It focuses on controlled ballistic delivery designed to be rapid and nonsurgical, with potential applications for biologically active cargo.
Career Highlights
Laccetti’s recorded patent contribution connects his work with research at the California Institute of Technology. The patent addresses a specialized approach to ocular delivery, using microparticles to transport cargo to the cornea.
Collaborations
Julia A. Kornfield is identified as Laccetti’s coworker. The patent reflects collaborative research in particle-based delivery methods and related biomedical applications.
Conclusion
Benjamin J. Laccetti’s patent work highlights an innovative approach to controlled, nonsurgical delivery of biologically active cargo to the cornea.
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