Timeshifter, Inc.

Prostar Technologies, Inc.

Environmental Light Technologies Corporation

Maxik, Fredric

Medelius, Pedro

Bartine, David

Fredric Maxik

David E Bartine

Eric Bretschneider

Ran Zhou

Pedro J Medelius

Tony Hanna

Mickey Beyer-Clausen

Steven W Lockley

Jacob Jurgensen Ravn

Todd Brinley Sampson

Michael Alan Miller

A circadian rhythm shifting method to improve future therapy effectiveness including receiving a future therapy indication, identifying a circadian cycle period that performance of the therapy is preferred, receiving a user normal circadian rhythm indication, defining a user circadian performance time range, identifying a circadian shift to change the user circadian performance time range, defining a user circadian shift protocol to cause the identified circadian shift, and providing an indication to perform an activity of the user circadian shift protocol.

Method to shift circadian rhythm responsive to future therapy

A portable ultraviolet sanitization device is disclosed that includes a gripping portion, an ultraviolet electromagnetic radiation emitter portion, and a power source. The ultraviolet electromagnetic radiation emitter portion is disposed at a distal end of the gripping portion. The ultraviolet electromagnetic radiation emitter portion includes one or more ultraviolet light sources, such as light emitting diodes or excimer lamps. The power source is in electrical connection with the one or more ultraviolet light sources. The sanitization device is used to sanitize surfaces by eliminating viruses and other microorganisms. The sanitization device is particularly well-equipped to sanitize surfaces that are used intermittently, such as airplane cabins, restaurant seating areas, or similarly occupied spaces.

Portable UV sanitization device

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Cocoa Beach, FL, United States of America

Fredric Maxik