Quantum Diamond Technologies Inc.

Jeffrey D Randall

Colin B Connolly

Stuart Eric Schechter

Harald Quintus-Bosz

Kenneth Alan Ritsher

Akim Lennhoff

Graham McKinnon

Hooman Hosseinkhannazer

Giles P Blaney

John C Pena

Seabron C Adamson

Giles Parker Blaney

Graham Mckinnon

The present application discloses a sensor system that includes a sensor having a sensor surface, a sample cartridge including one or more flexible membranes and a membrane frame, the membrane frame including one or more openings covered by the one or more flexible membranes defining one or more wells for holding one or more samples, the flexible membrane having a sample side supporting the sample and an opposite sensor side, the sample cartridge being removably insertable in the sensor system such that the sensor side of the flexible membrane is positioned above and faces the sensor surface, a displacement mechanism that can be actuated to displace the flexible membrane toward the sensor surface such that the sample is moved to a position closer to the sensor surface, and an optical imaging system that detects light emitted from the sensor. Disclosed also are a cartridge cassette and a method of use.

Methods and apparatus for sample measurement

The present application discloses methods and apparatus for detecting a complex including an analyte that include contacting a sample in a solution with a population of functionalized beads of a first type, which are magnetic functionalized beads and are functionalized to include a first moiety that associates with an analyte under suitable conditions, contacting the sample solution with a population of functionalized beads of a second type, which are functionalized to include a second moiety that associates with the analyte under suitable conditions, contact resulting in formation of a complex including one of the first type of functionalized bead, the analyte, and one of the second type of functionalized bead, and detecting the complex including the analyte by detecting magnetic fields produced by the magnetic functionalized bead and by detecting the functionalized bead of the second type associated with the analyte in the complex.

Methods and apparatus for magnetic multi-bead assays

The present application discloses methods and apparatus for measuring the arbitrary magnetic response of many individual magnetic particles at once, using a plurality of magnetic images of the magnetic particles acquired over a range of magnetic conditions.

Methods and apparatus for magnetic particle analysis using diamond magnetic imaging

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Somerville, MA, United States of America

Jeffrey D Randall