Flugen, Inc.

Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

Ratio, LLC

Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation

Mti Microfuel Cells Inc.

Hos Development Corporation

Garrick D S Smith

Kent B Chase

Benjamin J Moga

William D Severa

Ami Marie Verhalen

David E Barnard

Richard A Nelipovich

Saud Khazal

Brian D Dillman

David James Beebe

Douglas S Rodenkirch

Jake Myre

Keith Garrette Brown

George Allen

Raymond J Drake, Jr

John Eric Meschter

Larry E Maddux

Michael L Chen

James K Prueitt

Bryan Grygus

Nagaraja K Yaddanapudi

Williams C Lindeman

Karen Thatcher

Richard Nelipovich

Wenpeng Liu

Zhigang Qi

Fuel feed systems capable of providing substantially consistent flow of fuel to a fuel cell and also capable of tolerating varying pressures from a reservoir (also referred to as fuel supply or fuel cell cartridge) and the fuel cell while maintaining substantially consistent control flow to the fuel cell are disclosed.

Fuel cell feed systems

A drug delivery device is provided. The drug delivery device includes a drug reservoir in fluid communication with a microneedle array. The drug delivery device has a sliding actuation mechanism that may be activated by a button or lever. Actuation of the drug delivery device inserts the microneedle array into the skin of a subject and causes a piston to compress the drug reservoir, thereby delivering the drug through the microneedle array to the subject.

Wearable drug delivery device having spring drive and sliding actuation mechanism

A bladder arrangement is provided for a microneedle-based drug delivery device. The bladder arrangement includes a flexible membrane having an inner surface, an outer surface and an outer periphery. A bladder member, having a rigidity greater than the flexible membrane, includes an inner surface, an outer surface and an outer periphery. The inner surface of the flexible membrane and the inner surface of the bladder member define a chamber for receiving a drug therein. At least one microneedle is operatively connected to the bladder member. The at least one microneedle has an input and an output receivable within the individual. A valve operatively connects the input of the at least one microneedle and the chamber.

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Madison, WI, United States of America

Garrick D S Smith