Ross Murray

Title: Ross Murray and Diagnostic Cartridge Innovation.

Introduction

Ross Murray is an inventor associated with Seegene, Inc., and is based in Olinda, Australia. His listed patent portfolio includes 2 patents, with the supplied patent information focused on a cartridge designed to detect a target analyte.

Latest Patents

Murray’s listed patent, “Cartridge for Detecting Target Analyte,” describes a cartridge that manages a sample through connected chambers. A sample chamber receives the sample, and a metering chamber measures a predetermined amount. The metered sample can then move to a mixing chamber designed to receive a magnetic bead, while a connected waste chamber provides a route for waste.

The disclosure also describes pneumatic and waste flow paths connected to the metering chamber. This arrangement supports controlled movement of the sample and waste within the cartridge. The supplied data lists the same patent description twice, so it is presented here as one invention rather than as two distinct patent summaries.

Career Highlights

Murray’s listed work reflects an engineering contribution to diagnostic testing: integrating sample handling, metering, mixing, and waste management into a cartridge. The supplied information identifies Seegene, Inc. as his company affiliation but does not provide further details about his role or career history.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Huw John Joseph Carisbrooke and Anthony Joseph Stante as Murray’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the cartridge invention or any particular collaboration.

Conclusion

Ross Murray’s listed patent work centers on a diagnostic cartridge designed to manage sample flow and support target-analyte detection, highlighting his contribution to practical testing technology.