Erinc Sahin

Title: Erinc Sahin: Drug-Delivery Device Inventor

Introduction

Erinc Sahin is an inventor based in East Brunswick, New Jersey, whose patent work focuses on drug-delivery devices and methods for preparing them. He is associated with Bristol Myers Squibb and holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Sahin’s listed patents concern drug cartridges, drug-delivery devices, and methods for preparing those devices.

One patent describes a device with a monolithic body containing fluid ducts that convey drugs from multiple cartridges toward an outlet. A flexible tether connects the body to a separate needle support, which includes a needle for delivery and adhesive for releasable attachment to a patient. A fluid passageway through the tether carries the drug from the outlet to the needle.

Another patent describes a preparation method for a drug-delivery device with fluid ducts open along one face of its body. A UV-transmissive barrier covers the ducts, allowing ultraviolet radiation to pass through and decontaminate them.

Career Highlights

Sahin’s patent portfolio reflects work on device architecture and preparation processes for drug delivery. The described inventions address how drugs travel from reservoirs to a needle, how the needle support can be positioned, and how fluid ducts can be decontaminated during device preparation.

Collaborations

Sahin’s listed coworkers include Jeffrey Nicholas Philippson and Christopher William Rosier. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patents.

Conclusion

Erinc Sahin’s two patents describe complementary approaches to drug-delivery devices, covering both fluid delivery through a tethered needle support and ultraviolet decontamination of device ducts.