Protonex Technology Corporation

Tbs Technologies, LLC

Full Flight Technology, LLC

Sage Science, Inc.

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The Jackson Laboratory

Arccos Golf LLC

Fikst, LLC

Spacetec Imc Corporation

Golftek LLC

Lydall Solutech B.v.

Confident Smiles, LLC

Safepath Medical, Inc.

Paul Sabin

Paul Osenar

Douglas Grosvenor Sabin

Richard M Formato

Mohammad Allama Enayetullah

Thomas J Dee

T Christian Boles

Robert V Donahoe

Todd J Barbera

Emily Batt

Jason Evan Avis

Peter Rezac

Adrienne Clark

Adrienne Murphy Jalbert

Jan Vcelak

Benjamin B Yarmis

Adrienne Jalbert

Scott E Stropkay

Gerd Schmieta

Mark A Biasotti

Joseph P Lane

William W Carson

Joshua Gomes

Ivan D Goryachev

James F Biggins

David P Dolan

Robert A Taft

Gijsbertus Hendrikus Maria Calis

Nick Lauder

Matthew S Kressy

Seth Avis

Dan Morgan

Timothy F Deso

Andrew Caunter

Shannon Byers

Mark Dockser

Matthew Hanczor

Joan Malcolm Albee

Terry Dale Walters

Joan Malcolm

Edwin Henricus Adriaan Steenbakkers

Alice E Stone

Jacob Dylan Freake

Andrew David Zdeblick

John Donahue

Jeffrey Tyler

Joseph E Jalbert

Drinking straws for aerating fluids are described. A straw includes a body and a cover. The body defines a flow space and an aeration area. The cover includes an aeration opening and a movable barrier. The cover encloses the body and the movable barrier can move between a first position occluding the aeration area and a second position exposing a portion of the aeration area. The straw body and the straw cover, when in the second position, enable air flow through the exposed portion of the aeration area so as to aerate fluid flowing through the flow space. The straw body and the straw cover dampen sound created by the aeration of the fluid when in the second position. The movable barrier may be a plug or a slider.

Aerating drinking straw

Methodologies, systems, and devices are disclosed for generating a chemical compound. A reaction chamber holds an amount of a precursor chemical, an activator chamber holds an amount of an activator chemical, and a quenching and neutralizer chamber holds an amount of quenching and neutralizing chemicals. A pump transfers the activator chemical from the activator chamber to the reaction chamber, where the activator chemical reacts with the precursor chemical to form the desired chemical compound. The desired chemical compound is allowed to exit the reaction chamber. Subsequently, the pump transfers the quenching and neutralizing chemicals from the quenching and neutralizer chamber to the reaction chamber, resulting in a quenched and neutralized solution.

Systems, devices, and methods for generating chlorine dioxide

An apparatus is provided for use in combination with a surgical sponge assembly and a trocar including a cannula where the surgical sponge assembly includes a suction tube coupled to a sponge head. A body includes a proximal end, a distal end, and a first lumen and a second lumen that join one another to form a cavity. The first lumen and the second lumen are separated from one another by an interior wall that extends from the proximal end of the body to the cavity. The first lumen is sized and configured to allow an axial movement of the suction tube within the first lumen and the cavity is configured to store at least a portion of the sponge head. The apparatus is configured to allow the surgical sponge assembly to be moved from a retracted position to an extended position.

Surgical apparatus, system and method

A biomaterial handling device is described that will provide for functionality for performing both IVF procedures and washing techniques in a single device. Disclosed embodiments provide increased protection to biomaterial samples during processing and handling. Embodiments of the invention reduce labor intensive processes for both IVF and washing treatments and address reduced risks of contamination of biological samples by providing an increasingly sterile environment.

Biomaterial handling device

Exemplary embodiments are directed to methods for attachment of devices to a swinging instrument, the devices generally including a cover, a base, a chassis, and positive and negative electrical contacts. The base includes a fastening portion and a support portion. The chassis supports a printed circuit board. The devices include a cap configured and dimensioned to mate relative to the support portion of the base. The support portion can support the chassis, the printed circuit board, the positive and negative electrical contacts, and the cap. The cover can be configured and dimensioned to detachably interlock relative to the base. In the mated configuration, the cap and the base can form a battery opening configured and dimensioned to receive therethrough a battery.

Method for monitoring performance characteristics associated with user activities involving swinging instruments

The invention provides an electrophoresis cassette, methods for making the electrophoresis cassette, and method of fractionating analytes from a sample based upon electrophoretic mobility in a single application of the sample to an electrophoretic system.

Multichannel preparative electrophoresis system

Gift card maze puzzle

Gift card gear puzzle

A hand-held compression-tester for golf balls applies a biasing force to the golf-ball, loads it, and then releases the load so that only the biasing force remains. Based on the evolution of a loading curve during these intervals, the compression-tester estimates a compression value.

Golf-ball compression measurement

An electronic apparatus is configured for inclusion in an arrow when shot from a bow. In some embodiments, the electronic apparatus includes a drawn tubular body and a circuit board located at least partly within the drawn tubular body.

Apparatus, system and method for electronic archery device

Exemplary embodiments are directed to devices for attachment to a swinging instrument that generally include a cover, a base, a chassis, and positive and negative electrical contacts. The base includes a fastening portion and a support portion. The chassis supports a printed circuit board. The devices include a cap configured and dimensioned to mate relative to the support portion of the base. The support portion can support the chassis, the printed circuit board, the positive and negative electrical contacts, and the cap. The cover can be configured and dimensioned to detachably interlock relative to the base. In the mated configuration, the cap and the base can form a battery opening configured and dimensioned to receive therethrough a battery. Exemplary embodiments are also directed to methods of device assembly.

Device for monitoring performance characteristics associated with user activities involving swinging instruments

According to one aspect, an apparatus is configured to couple to an arrow-mounted electronic device where the apparatus includes a housing, a receptacle included in the housing and at least one electrical contact configured to couple to a contact included in the arrow-mounted electronic device. According to one embodiment, the receptacle is configured to receive at least a portion of the arrow-mounted electronic device, the at least one electrical contact includes a spring-bias in a first direction and the spring bias is opposed with the arrow-mounted electronic device inserted within the receptacle.

Apparatus, system and method for electronic archery devices

A cart is configured to allow a user to gain mechanical advantage in moving a load up or down a step, a curb, a flight of stairs or other obstruction while at the same time allowing them to employ a conventional lifting motion in an improved ergonomic position.

Apparatus, system and method for a load-bearing cart

Described are an animal tag applicator, a device for advancing a strip of animal tags, a leg bending die for bending the legs of animal tags, and methods for applying an animal tag to a body part of an animal.

Animal tag applicator

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Needham, MA, United States of America

Paul Sabin