This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Javelin Biotech, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Douglas G. Sabin and Microfluidic Systems
Introduction
Douglas G. Sabin is an inventor associated with Marblehead, Massachusetts, and Javelin Biotech, Inc. His patent work concerns microfluidic technology designed to support tissue samples and control the conditions in which they are maintained.
Latest Patents
Sabin is named on 1 patent: “Microfluidic Systems and Support Module.” The disclosure describes hardware for microfluidic chips and a support module that facilitates their operation. The chips are designed to accommodate different tissue types, including kidney tissue, liver tissue, and adipose cells. Their channel and chamber geometries help regulate fluid flow, reduce shear forces where needed, and deliver oxygen to cells or tissues in a controlled manner.
Career Highlights
Sabin’s listed patent highlights his contribution to the design of microfluidic systems for supporting tissue samples. The invention combines chip geometry with a support module to help manage flow and oxygen delivery.
Collaborations
Sabin’s listed coworkers include Renee Hester and Peter Conway. His company affiliation is Javelin Biotech, Inc.
Conclusion
Douglas G. Sabin’s patent focuses on microfluidic hardware that supports multiple tissue types while controlling fluid flow and oxygen delivery.
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