This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. Active years: 2017.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2017
Title: Luis A. Fernandez: Inventor in Flow Cytometry
Introduction
Luis A. Fernandez is an inventor associated with Madison, Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. His work includes an invention designed to improve the analysis of multicellular aggregates.
Latest Patents
Fernandez is credited with 1 patent: “Multiphoton Scanning Flow Cytometer for Multicellular Aggregates.” The invention combines a low-shear flow channel with a multiphoton laser-scanning microscope to characterize multicellular aggregates during culture and before implantation. Its optical imaging approach can examine interior and exterior cells while isolating fluorescent activity, and supports statistical measurements of individual cell characteristics.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Fernandez’s contribution to instrumentation for studying multicellular aggregates. By combining controlled flow with multiphoton imaging, the system is designed to provide representative measurements while limiting interference between cells.
Collaborations
Fernandez’s listed coworkers include Matthew S. Hanson and Kevin Eliceiri. The invention is associated with the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation.
Conclusion
Luis A. Fernandez’s patent describes a specialized flow-cytometry system that brings together low-shear handling and multiphoton imaging to support detailed analysis of multicellular aggregates.
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