Golden Oak, FL, United States of America

Jeffrey N Yu

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Pathscience, Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Jeffrey N Yu. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/jeffrey-n-yu-33pzm0zy

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Title: Jeffrey N Yu: Inventor of Virtual Tissue-Staining Technology.

Introduction

Jeffrey N Yu is an inventor based in Golden Oak, Florida. His patent work includes technology for virtually staining biological tissue, offering a way to enhance tissue images without applying physical dyes or tags.

Latest Patents

Yu is associated with one patent, titled “Devices, Systems, and Methods for Virtual Staining.” The disclosed approach detects how pixels in images of unstained tissue change in waveform after staining with selected dyes or tags, or after another transformation under a specified electromagnetic radiation source. It uses those detected changes to develop a virtual-staining transform, which can then be applied to unstained tissue images to produce enhanced visualizations without physically staining the tissue.

Career Highlights

Yu’s listed patent reflects work at the intersection of biological imaging and computational image transformation. The technology aims to reproduce aspects of stained-tissue visualization through image processing rather than the use of actual dyes or tags.

Collaborations

Yu is associated with Pathscience, Inc. His listed coworkers include Peter Bryant-Greenwood and Kevin P Rosenblatt.

Conclusion

Jeffrey N Yu’s patent describes a virtual-staining method designed to enhance biological tissue images without physical staining, connecting imaging techniques with computational transformation.

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