Holly Charlotte Palmer

Title: Holly Charlotte Palmer: Drug-Delivery Device Inventor

Introduction

Holly Charlotte Palmer is an inventor associated with Rutland, Great Britain, and Bristol Myers Squibb. Her patent work concerns drug-delivery technology. The available information lists 1 patent in her name.

Latest Patents

Palmer’s listed patent is titled “Drug Cartridge, Drug Delivery Device, and Methods for Preparing Thereof.” It describes a drug-delivery device built around a monolithic body containing fluid ducts and an outlet duct. Multiple drug cartridges attach to the body, with each cartridge holding a reservoir for at least one drug. The ducts convey drugs from the cartridges toward the outlet.

The design also includes a separate needle support connected to the body by a flexible tether. The support carries a needle for insertion into a patient and adhesive intended to secure it releasably to the patient. At least one passageway runs through the tether to convey drug from the outlet duct to the needle.

Career Highlights

The listed patent reflects Palmer’s work on a device intended to combine multiple drug cartridges with a patient-secured needle support. The available details associate her with Bristol Myers Squibb, but do not provide further information about her role or career history.

Collaborations

George Currier and Christopher William Rosier are identified as Palmer’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or the extent of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Holly Charlotte Palmer’s listed invention focuses on routing medication from multiple cartridges through a flexible tether to a releasably secured needle support, bringing together drug storage and delivery in one device.