This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Sefar Ag. Active years: 2005.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2005
Title: Ulrich Baer and His Bioreactor Invention.
Introduction
Ulrich Baer is an inventor associated with Heiden, Switzerland, and Sefar AG. His work includes a patent for a bioreactor designed to support the cultivation of organic material, particularly cells, in a nutrient medium. Baer is credited with 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Baer’s patent, “Bioreactor,” describes a system and method for cultivating organic material. The bioreactor uses a flow-generating device to move nutrient medium through the system. A permeable receiving device holds or retains the organic material while allowing the flowing medium to pass through it.
The method involves temporarily putting the nutrient medium into motion, retaining the organic material in or at the permeable receiving device, and passing the medium through that device. The design aims to enable intensive cultivation with straightforward and reliable handling.
Career Highlights
Baer’s documented patent work focuses on bioreactor technology and the cultivation of organic material. His association with Sefar AG provides a professional context for this invention.
Collaborations
Christian Oehr and Thomas Graeve are identified as Baer’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing or patenting the bioreactor.
Conclusion
Ulrich Baer’s bioreactor patent presents a flow-based approach to cultivating organic material, using a permeable receiving device to retain the material while nutrient medium passes through it.
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