This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: University of California. Active years: 2012.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2012
Title: Sheng-hao Tseng and His Patent in Tissue Optics.
Introduction
Sheng-hao Tseng is an inventor associated with Plainsboro, New Jersey, and the University of California. His listed patent concerns measuring optical properties and chromophore concentrations in superficial tissue.
Latest Patents
Tseng is credited with 1 patent: “Method and Apparatus for Quantification of Optical Properties of Superficial Volumes Using Small Source-to-Detector Separations.” The invention describes a probe designed to assess tissue in vivo at shallow depths, using source-to-detector separations of 5 millimeters or less. It directs light through a source fiber and diffuser layer toward tissue, then uses a detector fiber to collect backscattered or reflected light without that light passing through the diffuser layer.
Career Highlights
The listed patent highlights Tseng’s work on optical measurement techniques for superficial tissue. The approach is intended to support quantitative assessment of tissue properties and chromophore concentrations.
Collaborations
Anthony J. Durkin is identified as Tseng’s coworker in connection with the provided information. The patent’s listed organizational affiliation is the University of California.
Conclusion
Sheng-hao Tseng’s patent documents a probe-based method for quantifying optical properties in superficial tissue, reflecting his contribution to biomedical optical measurement.
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