John Christian Knutsen

Title: John Christian Knutsen and Drug-Delivery Inventions.

Introduction

John Christian Knutsen is an inventor associated with Crosswicks, New Jersey, and Bristol Myers Squibb. His work includes inventions concerning drug cartridges and drug-delivery devices. His patent record includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Knutsen’s listed patent work includes “Drug cartridge, drug delivery device, and methods for preparing thereof.” The described device uses a monolithic body containing fluid ducts that convey drugs from attached 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.

Another listed invention, “Drug cartridge, drug delivery devices, and methods for preparing thereof,” describes a method for preparing a drug-delivery device. A barrier covers fluid ducts open along one face of the device body, and ultraviolet-transmissive material allows ultraviolet radiation to pass through and decontaminate the ducts.

Career Highlights

Knutsen’s disclosed inventions focus on components and preparation methods for drug-delivery systems. The described approaches address drug conveyance through fluid passages, patient attachment, and ultraviolet decontamination during device preparation.

Collaborations

Knutsen’s listed coworkers include Erinc Sahin and Ankur Sagar Kulshrestha. His company affiliation is Bristol Myers Squibb.

Conclusion

John Christian Knutsen’s patent work centers on drug cartridges and delivery devices, including designs for conveying medication and methods for decontaminating device fluid ducts.