Shreya Shashank Kulkarni

Title: Shreya Shashank Kulkarni and Drug-Delivery Innovations

Introduction

Shreya Shashank Kulkarni is an inventor based in North Brunswick, New Jersey. Her patent work focuses on drug-delivery devices and methods for preparing them. She is associated with Bristol Myers Squibb. The supplied information lists 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Kulkarni’s listed patents address drug cartridges, drug-delivery devices, and methods for preparing them. One describes a device with a monolithic body containing fluid ducts, multiple drug cartridges, and an outlet duct. A flexible tether connects the body to a separate needle support, which includes a needle for delivery and adhesive for releasable attachment to a patient.

Another patent describes a preparation method for a drug-delivery device. It uses an ultraviolet-transmissive barrier placed over fluid ducts that are open along a face of the device body. Ultraviolet radiation passes through the barrier to decontaminate the ducts.

Career Highlights

The listed inventions reflect work on device architecture and preparation processes for drug delivery. The designs address the routing of drugs from reservoirs to a needle, as well as decontamination of fluid pathways during device preparation.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Martin John McLoughlin and Peter William Heyman as Kulkarni’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the listed patent work are not provided.

Conclusion

Shreya Shashank Kulkarni’s listed patents concern drug-delivery devices and methods for preparing them, including fluid-routing designs and ultraviolet decontamination of device ducts.