Brooks Automation Gmbh

The Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Lawrence R Moschini

Scott C Holden

Mehran Asdigha

Darius Dilmaghani

Mario Valenza

Michael H Bunyan

George R Watchko

William G Lionetta

Steven L Thornton

Rishi P Singh

Chi Hang Wu

David P Hill

Marc E Larosee

John Wrisley

A contact electrode assembly for delivering at least one therapeutic agent into ocular tissue of a subject includes a flexible dielectric layer, a first electrode portion, and a second electrode portion. The flexible dielectric includes oppositely disposed first and second surfaces. The first electrode portion is disposed on the first surface of the dielectric layer. The second electrode portion is disposed on a portion of the second surface of the dielectric layer. The second electrode portion includes an interdigitated electrode having a first comb-shaped portion defining a first plurality of fingers and a second comb-shaped portion defining a second plurality of fingers. Each of the first electrode portion, the first comb-shaped portion, and the second comb-shaped portion is electrically connectable to a signal source.

Electrode assembly for delivering a therapeutic agent into ocular tissue

A substrate heating apparatus having a chamber, a device for adding gas into the chamber and a substrate heater is provided. The substrate heater is located within the chamber and includes a first plate having a bottom surface. The bottom surface of the first plate has at least one groove. The at least one groove forms at least two thermal zones on the first plate. The substrate heater further includes a heater element and a second plate. The heater element is located between the bottom surface of the first plate and the second plate and thus enables heating of the substrate by radiation and gas conduction.

Hybrid heater with ceramic foil serrated plate and gas assist

A substrate heating apparatus having a housing forming a substrate receiving chamber and a heater located inside the chamber. The heater has a thin film flat ribbon heater element sandwiched between two glass-ceramic panels.

Method of heating a substrate with multiple selectively deactuated

Substrate heating apparatus with glass-ceramic panels and thin film

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Carlisle, MA, United States of America

Lawrence R Moschini