This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Metal Industries Research & Development Centre. Active years: 2004.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2004
Title: Paul C. K. Chung and His Microarray Printing Device
Introduction
Paul C. K. Chung is an inventor associated with Kaohsiung, Taiwan. His patent work includes a microarray printing device designed around a holder and movable printing pins.
Latest Patents
Chung is credited with 1 patent. His patent, “Microarray Printing Device,” describes an elongate holder with multiple receiving slots and printing pins. Each pin moves linearly through a corresponding slot and includes a head, tip, and shank. At least one longitudinal flute runs along the shank from the head to the tip.
Career Highlights
Chung is associated with the Metal Industries Research & Development Centre. His patented device reflects work on the design of components used in microarray printing.
Collaborations
Chung’s listed coworkers include Hsien-Nan Kuo and Chi-Wah Keong.
Conclusion
Paul C. K. Chung’s patent documents a microarray printing device with slotted pin guidance and fluted shanks, connecting his inventive work with the Metal Industries Research & Development Centre in Taiwan.
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