Beauty Biolabs LLC

Oak Crest Institute of Science

Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals USA LLC

Air Instruments and Measurements, Inc.

O-ray Pharma, Inc.

Air Instruments and Measurement, Inc.

Baum, Janelle Marie

Baum, Marc Michael

Marc Michael Baum

Harry C Lord

Thomas H Smith

Janelle Marie Baum

James A Helliwell

Amanda Malone

John A Moss

Erik Pierstorff

William H Slattery

Amanda M Malone

The present invention teaches a hair straightening system including formulations that will safely and effectively straighten curly hair for at least 2-3 months after a single application, despite frequent washings of the hair. Methods for obtaining said formulations are disclosed. Hair straightening systems including shampoo and one or more conditioners are also provided.

Keratin-based hair straightening formulations, methods and systems

The present invention provides for pharmaceutical preparations, devices, systems and methods for the treatment of otic diseases and conditions. In various embodiments, the preparations, devices, systems and methods enable sustained drug release for the treatment or prevention of hearing loss, infections, and other pathological conditions of cochlea and inner ear.

Solid drug implants for intracochlear delivery of therapeutics for the treatment of Otic disorders

Described herein are injectable corticosteroid-loaded microparticles, pharmaceutical composition thereof and methods for reducing inflammation or pain in a body compartment such as a joint, an epidural space, a vitreous body of an eye, a surgically created space, or a space adjacent to an implant.

Injectable sustained release composition and method of using the same for treating inflammation in joints and pain associated therewith

The present invention teaches compositions, methods and kits for treating skin conditions, including dandruff. In various embodiments, the compositions include an effective amount of one or more probiotic microorganism of vaginal origin and/or a fraction thereof and/or a component of the metabolome for preventing and/or treating skin disorders of the scalp.

Probiotic treatment of skin diseases, disorders, and infections: formulations, methods and systems

The present invention provides for a drug delivery device. The device can comprise at least one core with a first active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), coated with a first layer that is permeable or semi-permeable to the API, coated with a second layer that is impermeable to the API, and having a delivery window to allow passage of the API through the device and into body fluids or tissues. The device can also have a wicking material to modify the rate of transport of the API into the body fluid or tissues.

Drug delivery device employing wicking release window

A rugged, miniature, spectroscopic gas analyzer apparatus for rapid, non-invasive, multi-component breath monitoring and analysis and subsequent determination of Q or other medical diagnostic applications. The system is comprised of one or more IR emitters focussed by optical elements through a low volume sample cell receiving a sample input of a patient's breath for analysis. The patient either at rest or during exercise, inhales CH&#x2014;SFmixtures (balance of oxygen and nitrogen) which is subsequently monitored upon exhalation for CO, HO, CH, and SFwhich can be employed to determine Q directly and accurately. Measurements are performed in real-time or via post-processing of stored original data. Due to its small size, ruggedness, and low power consumption, the monitor can conveniently be employed in the field or data can also be retrieved remotely using telemetry. The miniature analyzer operates on the principle of infrared absorption spectroscopy and allows very precise concentration measurements of the analytes of interest, without any bias or interference from other matrix components.

Non-invasive, miniature, breath monitoring apparatus

A rugged, miniature, spectroscopic gas analyzer apparatus for rapid, non-invasive, multi-component breath monitoring and analysis and subsequent determination of Q or other medical diagnostic applications. The system is comprised of one or more IR emitters focussed by optical elements through a low volume sample cell receiving a sample input of a patient's breath for analysis. The patient either at rest or during exercise, inhales C H &mdash;SF mixtures (balance of oxygen and nitrogen) which is subsequently monitored upon exhalation for CO , H O, C H , and SF which can be employed to determine Q directly and accurately. Measurements are performed in real-time or via post-processing of stored original data. Due to its small size, ruggedness, and low power consumption, the monitor can conveniently be employed in the field or data can also be retrieved remotely using telemetry. The miniature analyzer operates on the principle of infrared absorption spectroscopy and allows very precise concentration measurements of the analytes of interest, without any bias or interference from other matrix components.

A spectroscopic IR and UV-vis absorption remote exhaust emission monitoring system and sensing instrument for non-invasive, multicomponent analysis of the exhaust plume emitted by in-use vehicles. The concentration of CO, CO HC, NO, N O, C H , NH , SO , Aromatic hydrocarbons, aldehydes, HONO, NO , and dust, among others and in any combination there-of, in such a mixture can be determined in real-time, or via post-processing of stored spectral data. The sensor employs an IR and a UV-vis sources, and the physically offset, collimated beams traverse the probed air column, typically a roadway, a plurality of times, before returning to the instrument. Although the IR and UV-vis beams converge at the optics opposite the instrument, they are not coaxial and, thus, do not require an optical device (i.e., dichroic beam splitter) to separate them. The separate IR and UV-vis beams are focused on the slits of rapid spectrometers, where they are analyzed to yield wavelength-resolved spectra (i.e., graphs of digital signal intensity versus radiation wavelength). These spectrometers can either be rapid scanning dispersive devices, dispersive devices employing linear or two-dimensional detector arrays, or Fourier transform spectrometers. The graphs are converted into absorbance spectra and are subsequently processed with pattern recognition algorithms and a spectral reference database to afford analyte concentration.

Spectroscopic remote sensing exhaust emission monitoring system

Instrumentation to detect the presence of, or to measure the concentration of, a gas or pollutant in a gaseous environment. With the use of spectroscopic techniques and energy beams having suitable wavelengths, the presence and concentrations of these can be detected and measured, not only in flowing streams such as in process streams or exhaust stacks, but above a ground area, around its perimeter, or across the road. A calibration means including an internal audit cell and a retrodirective reflector is also shown.

Gas detectors and gas analyzers utilizing spectral absorption

A liquid and gas analyzing system that provides a sample collecting probe that delivers the sample through inert materials to prevent any contamination. For gas analyzing for environmental monitoring process control, a sample collecting probe having a borosilicate glass tube liner connected through an inner spiral tube to the analyzer prevents contamination. The system then delivers the sample to a single pass radiated optical cell by a light beam. The light beam is collected by a miniature CCD array spectrometer and delivered to an industrial PC. The output from the industrial PC is then delivered to a software controlled data acquisition system for analysis. The system is constructed to be a modular in design allowing addition of complementary components for measuring and analyzing different materials. The system described can be used for extractive gas analysis as well as extractive liquid analysis for monitoring stack gases, environmental air or general environmental monitoring and with modifications for breath analysis and human saliva and blood testing. The system is also adaptable for long path remote sense gas monitoring of fence lines and for leak detection.

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Marc Michael Baum