Singular Genomics Systems, Inc.

Arcline Research, LLC

Lumetrics, Inc.

David Marc Baranson

Eli N Glezer

Sandor L Kovacs

Anson Hsu

John Van Doorn

Maximilian Klaus Busch

Kyle J Hadcock

David L Heiner

Stephen Heveron-Smith

Vincent Lamanna

The present disclosure relates to a flow cell receiver. The flow cell receiver can include at least one platen, having a plurality of ports. The flow cell receiver can include magnets. The flow cell receiver can be configured to automatically align, secure, and retain a flow cell carrier containing a flow cell.

Flow cell receiver and methods of use

Disclosed herein, inter alia, are imaging systems, devices, and methods of use thereof.

Kinematic imaging system

The present disclosure relates to a flow cell carrier. The flow cell carrier may include a flow cell and a frame. The frame may include a pocket and a handle. The pocket may have at least one spring feature and at least one banking feature. The frame may be configured to retain the flow cell within the pocket such that a maximal surface area of the flow cell is exposed to an optical lens. Related methods and kits are also disclosed.

Flow cell carrier device

A connector assembly is configured to fluidly and removably connect a first set of microtubes to a second set of microtubes of a microfluidic device. The connector assembly provides multiple points of contact to the microtubes to provide a secure connection between the connector assembly and the microtubes. A single gasket provides a securely aligned connection between microtubes.

Multiport disconnect couplings

Flow cell receiver and devices

Flow cell carrier and methods of use

Flow cell carrier

A golf club head includes a weight and a head body defining a channel configured to receive the weight. A position of the weight within the channel is magnetically adjustable using an adjuster that is separate from the head body during use of the golf club head.

Adjustable weighted golf club head

A golf club head includes a head body, a weight, a retaining element, and a cover. The head body defines an interior chamber. The weight is selectively received and repositionable within the interior chamber. The retaining element is positioned to selectively engage with the weight to secure the weight in a selected position. The cover is positioned to enclose the interior chamber of the head body.

A scanning system comprised of a multi-axis drive module comprised of a first linear drive operable along a first axis, a second linear drive joined to the first linear drive and operable along a second axis non-parallel to the first axis, and a first rotary drive mounted on the second linear drive, operable around an axis parallel to the first axis, and comprised of a rotary fixture for holding the object. A first optical probe is provided for scanning the object. The rotary fixture for holding the object may include a central object-receiving port. A first fluid circuit may be provided, which is in communication with the central object-receiving port. In that manner, an internal cavity of the object may be pressurized through a passageway in the portion of the object that is disposed in the central object-receiving port, thereby stabilizing a region of the object to be scanned.

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Encinitas, CA, United States of America

David Marc Baranson