Sam Olof

Title: Sam Olof and Hydrogel Innovation

Introduction

Sam Olof is an inventor based in Oxford, Great Britain, associated with Oxford University Innovation Ltd. His work includes a patent for a process that transfers a hydrogel object from a hydrophobic medium into an aqueous medium.

Latest Patents

Olof is associated with 1 patent: “Phase transfer of a cargo laden scaffold.” The invention describes forming a hydrogel object with one hydrogel volume enclosed by a second hydrogel volume. The object is then transferred from a hydrophobic medium into an aqueous medium, producing a composition in which the first hydrogel volume is disposed in the aqueous medium. The patent also describes the hydrogel object itself, comprising the inner and surrounding hydrogel volumes.

Career Highlights

Olof’s listed patent work concerns hydrogel composition and transfer processes. The invention’s approach uses a surrounding hydrogel layer to support the transfer of a hydrogel object between different media.

Collaborations

Olof’s listed coworkers include Alexander D. Graham and Hagan Bayley. His company affiliation is Oxford University Innovation Ltd.

Conclusion

Sam Olof’s patent focuses on a structured hydrogel object and a process for transferring it into an aqueous medium, reflecting his contribution to hydrogel-related innovation.