Princeton University

University System of Maryland

Other

Cornell Research Foundation Inc.

Gpb Scientific, LLC

British Technology Group USA

Zeon Corportion

Robert H Austin

James Christopher Sturm

Jonas O Tegenfeldt

Stephen Y Chou

Han Cao

Zhaoning Yu

Curt I Civin

Lotien Richard Huang

Joseph D'Silva

Michael Grisham

Augusto J Pereira Zimmermann

Khushroo Gandhi

Alison Skelley

Anthony Ward

Kevin Loutherback

Wayne D Volkmuth

Keith Morton

Lee Aurich

Jason Puchalla

Edward C Cox

Jonas Tegenfeldt

Eugene Y Chan

Bruce C Weddendorf

Yu Chen

Chia Fu Chou

Greg Mercier

Colin Austin

Joseph D'silva

Robert H Carlson

Lynn C Rathburn

Lynn C Rathbun

Shuang Fang Lim

Robert Riehn

David William Inglis

John Davis

Olgica Bakajin

Jonas O Tagenfeldt

Chia-Fu Chou

Cao,han

David Inglis

Described herein are microfluidic devices and methods that can separate and concentrate particles in a sample.

Methods and devices for multi-step cell purification and concentration

Described herein are microfluidic devices and methods that can greatly improve cell quality, streamline workflows, and lower costs. Applications include research and clinical diagnostics in cancer, infectious disease, and inflammatory disease, among other disease areas.

On-chip microfluidic processing of particles

Described herein are devices and methods for high throughput purification of particles. In some cases, methods and devices described herein can be used to remove erythrocytes and purify leukocytes and raise the quality of umbilical cord blood and other transplant grafts, thereby significantly improving patient outcomes.

Methods and devices for high throughput purification

Described herein is a novel, highly efficient system to remove erythrocytes and purify leukocytes would raise the quality of UCB and other transplant grafts, thereby significantly improving patient outcomes.

High efficiency microfluidic purification of stem cells to improve transplants

Nanochannel arrays that enable high-throughput macromolecular analysis are disclosed. Also disclosed are methods of preparing nanochannel arrays and nanofluidic chips. Methods of analyzing macromolecules, such as entire strands of genomic DNA, are also disclosed, as well as systems for carrying out these methods.

Nanochannel arrays and their preparation and use for high throughput macromolecular analysis

A fluidic chip includes at least one nanochannel array, the nanochannel array including a surface having a nanofluidic area formed in the material of the surface; a microfluidic area on said surface; a gradient interface area having a gradual elevation of height linking the microfluidic area and the nanofluidic area; and a sample reservoir capable of receiving a fluid in fluid communication with the microfluidic area. In another embodiment, a fluidic chip includes at least one nanochannel array, the nanochannel array includes a surface having a nanofluidic area formed in the material of the surface; a microfluidic area on said surface; and a gradient interface area linking the microfluidic area and the nanofluidic area, where the gradient interface area comprises a plurality of gradient structures, and the lateral spacing distance between said gradient structures decreases towards said nanofluidic area; and a sample reservoir capable of receiving a fluid in fluid communication with the microfluidic area.

Gradient structures interfacing microfluidics and nanofluidics, methods for fabrication and uses thereof

An assembly is provided that is used to allow a bicycle to have seat height adjustment controlled by the rider while the bicycle is in motion. The seat height is adjustable to suit the needs of the operator. The assembly can include a horizontal lower channel which can be attached to a seat-post or seat-clamp of a bicycle and a horizontal upper channel that can be secured to a bicycle seat. The horizontal upper channel can be attached to the lower channel by four arms and can be raised and lowered by a control.

BikeSeatBoost power seat, fits all bicycles

The present invention relates to a device for interfacing nanofluidic and microfluidic components suitable for use in performing high throughput macromolecular analysis. Diffraction gradient lithography (DGL) is used to form a gradient interface between a microfluidic area and a nanofluidic area. The gradient interface area reduces the local entropic barrier to nanochannels formed in the nanofluidic area. In one embodiment, the gradient interface area is formed of lateral spatial gradient structures for narrowing the cross section of a value from the micron to the nanometer length scale. In another embodiment, the gradient interface area is formed of a vertical sloped gradient structure. Additionally, the gradient structure can provide both a lateral and vertical gradient.

Flying electric generator aircraft that include groupings of four rotors mounted to booms extending fore and aft of a fuselage structure wherein the rotors are placed so that when the aircraft is facing the wind, each rotor has a direct path to an undisturbed flow of air, regardless of pitch angle and during all flight maneuvers of the aircraft. The rotors are placed in counter-rotating pairs with the booms preferably angled so that the rotors in the front of the aircraft are spaced at a distance from one another that is different than a spacing of the rotors at the rear of the aircraft.

Flying electric generators with clean air rotors

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Princeton, NJ, United States of America

Robert H Austin