Life Technologies Corporation

Life Technologies Holdings Pte Limited

Woon Liang Soh

Scott Rickes

Sean Zimmerman

Christopher D Brau

Joshua Mead

Mio Ling

Kevin M Mullen

Jordan Cobia

Alessandra Barbosa

Harmon Cosme Sicat, Jr

Kuan Moon Boo

Francis T Cheng

Soo Yong Lau

Wei Fuh Teo

David Fortescue

Ming Shen

Kevin Albert Maher

Michael C Pallas

Jacob K Freudenthal

Gary Lim

Chee Kiong Lim

Zeqi Tan

Jorge Fonseca

Ronald Danehy

Marc Haberstroh

Gary A Chappell

Ming Song Chen

Ruoyun Wu

Geoffrey Dahlhoff

Hardeep Sangha

Harmon Jr Cosme Sicat

Kok Shyong Chong

Han Wei

Syed Muhammad Baber Ali

Thiam Chye Lee

Ming Tiong Sia

Jeff Dere

Ching Yee Lam

Ted Straub

Shan Hua Dong

Display screen with graphical user interface for fluid mixing apparatus

The present set of embodiments relate to a system, method, and apparatus controlling a cell culture media mixing system. The control system includes an integrated control unit capable of controlling a broad ranges of peripheral devices commonly used in bioproduction through a graphical user interface displayed on a touch sensitive screen. The bioproduction system is designed to be highly customizable through process modification and recipe creation by user with little or no knowledge of programming and is capable of controlling a wide variety of devices using a single unit. The bioproduction system allows for auto-detection, auto-calibration, and automatic of device related processes into a bioproduction workflow.

Control system and method for a fluid mixing apparatus

A system for biological analysis includes a housing, a block assembly within the housing having a sample block and a baseplate, a heated cover and a cover carrier. The sample block receives a sample holder comprising an RFID tag. A first drive mechanism generates relative movement between the sample block and the baseplate along a first axis. A second drive mechanism generates relative movement between the heated cover and the cover carrier along a second axis that is different from the first axis. Based on a first command the first drive mechanism releasably engages the sample block and operates the second drive mechanism to releasably engage the heated cover with the cover carrier. The system also includes first and second RFID antennas that receive RFID data from the sample holder RFID tag that is read by at least one RFID reader.

Biological analysis system and methods

A biological analysis system is provided. The system comprises an interchangeable assembly configured to accommodate any one of a plurality of sample holders, each respective sample holder configured to receive a plurality of samples. The system also includes a control system configured to cycle the plurality of samples through a series of temperatures. The system further includes an optical system configured to detect fluorescent signals emitted from the plurality of samples. The optical system, in particular, can comprise a single field lens, an excitation source, an optical sensor, and a plurality of filter components. The excitation source can be one or more light emitting diodes. The field lends can be a bi-convex lens.

Systems and methods for biological analysis

Display screen with graphical user interface for fluid mixing

A computer-implemented method for identifying a first object-of-interest is provided. The first object-of-interest includes two identifiers and a sample portion. The method includes imaging the first object-of-interest including the two identifiers. The imaging generates a first set of image data. The method further includes determining a position of the first object-of-interest in the field-of-view of an optical sensor and determining the two identifiers from the first set of image data. The method includes identifying the first object-of-interest based on the two identifiers.

Methods and systems for image analysis identification

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Woon Liang Soh