This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: National University of Singapore. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Ji Long Kenan Long and Wearable Immunosensor Innovation.
Introduction
Ji Long Kenan Long is an inventor associated with the National University of Singapore. His listed patent concerns a flexible wearable immunosensor designed to detect multiple biomarkers or targets in bodily fluids.
Latest Patents
Long is credited with 1 patent. The patent, “Thin, flexible wearable immunosensor for detection of multiple biomarkers/targets in bodily fluids,” describes a layered wound dressing that combines a permeable wound-contact layer, a breathable barrier, a biosensor sensing array, and a fluid-collection layer. The collection layer uses capillary action to deliver wound fluid to the sensing array, enabling detection of one or more markers.
Career Highlights
The available information identifies Long’s work with the National University of Singapore and highlights his contribution to wearable biosensing technology. The patent’s design integrates wound-fluid collection and biomarker sensing into a flexible dressing.
Collaborations
Long’s listed coworkers include Yuji Gao and Thanh Dat Nguyen. Their names are associated with the collaborative research context provided for the immunosensor patent.
Conclusion
Ji Long Kenan Long’s patent presents a wearable approach to monitoring wound-fluid biomarkers by combining fluid transport and sensing in a layered dressing.
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