Pouya Rezazadeh-azar

Title: Pouya Rezazadeh-azar: Inventor in Analytical Detection

Introduction

Pouya Rezazadeh-azar is an inventor associated with The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. His patent work focuses on methods and apparatus for detecting and quantifying analytes, including opioids such as fentanyl.

Latest Patents

Rezazadeh-azar is named on 1 patent: “Apparatus and Methods for Detecting and Quantifying Analytes.” The invention describes rapid analyte detection and quantification using an internal standard introduced into an unknown sample. In some embodiments, the method separates the analyte before electrochemical detection; in others, it omits the separation step. The analyte can be selectively adsorbed onto an electrode while a solution flows through it, after which electroanalysis detects and quantifies the adsorbed analyte. Methyl vanillate is identified as one possible internal standard.

Career Highlights

His listed patent connects his work with analytical methods designed to identify and measure substances in samples. The disclosed approach combines internal standards with electrochemical detection and may be applied to analytes such as fentanyl.

Collaborations

Glenn Martin Sammis and Daniel L. Bizzotto are identified as his coworkers.

Conclusion

Pouya Rezazadeh-azar’s patent contribution centers on an electrochemical approach to detecting and quantifying analytes, with potential relevance to opioid analysis.