Third Wave Technologies, Inc.

Cellaegis Devices Inc.

Axela Biosensors Inc.

The Hospital for Sick Children

Rocky Ganske

Raymond Francis Cracauer

Kristopher Thomas Christensen

Jane B Goh

Richard Loo

Zbigniev Skrzypczynski

Christopher Caldarone

Lahav Gil

Andrew Redington

Adam Shepperdley

M Cynthia Goh

Rade Gadzic

Igal Royblat

Adam Liederman

Ned D Reimer

Pui Tam

A system for performing remote ischemic conditioning includes an inflatable cuff configured to encircle a limb of a subject and a controller removably attached to the cuff. The controller includes a pump; a manifold in fluid communication with the pump; a connector in fluid communication with the manifold and in removable fluid communication with the inflatable cuff; a pressure sensor; and a control circuit configured to implement a remote ischemic conditioning treatment protocol.

System for performing remote ischemic conditioning

An apparatus for producing patterns on a surface of a substrate. The apparatus includes a rigid support such as a rigid tubular structure having first and second opposed ends and a fluid flow passageway extending therethrough. A printing stamp is attached at one of the opposed ends of the rigid support. The printing stamp has a flexible diaphragm portion which has an outer surface which is coated with one or more materials in a pre-selected pattern. A pneumatic pressurizing mechanism communicating with an inner surface of the flexible diaphragm portion through the fluid flow passageway is used to bias the flexible diaphragm portion outwardly into intimate and uniform contact with the surface of the substrate for transferring the pre-selected pattern onto the substrate surface. The rigid tubular supports are attached to a robotic positioning mechanism for providing control of positioning of the stamp relative to the substrate surface.

Method and apparatus for micro-contact printing

The present invention relates to nucleic acid synthesizers and methods of using and modifying nucleic acid synthesizers. For example, the present invention provides highly efficient, reliable, and safe synthesizers that find use, for example, in high throughput and automated nucleic acid synthesis, as well as methods of modifying pre-existing synthesizers to improve efficiency, reliability, and safety.

Nucleic acid synthesizers

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Oakville, Canada

Rocky Ganske