Patents by Inventor Jason Barnes
Jason Barnes has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11951183Abstract: Provided herein are adeno-associated virus (AAV) compositions that can express a phenylalanine hydroxylase (PAH) polypeptide in a cell, thereby restoring the PAH gene function. Also provided are methods of use of the AAV compositions, and packaging systems for making the AAV compositions.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2020Date of Patent: April 9, 2024Assignee: HOMOLOGY MEDICINES, INC.Inventors: Albert Barnes Seymour, Seemin Seher Ahmed, Jason Boke Wright, Serena Nicole Dollive, Hillard Rubin
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Patent number: 11288613Abstract: Methods and systems for evaluating entities involved in a construction project. One system includes a server that has access to a plurality of events associated with a construction project, including completion events and accounting events. The server communicates with a computing device over a network connection and includes a processing unit. The processing unit is configured to receive a triggering event selected by a first entity and automatically identify when the plurality of events includes the selected triggering event. When the selected triggering event is included in the plurality of events, the processing unit is configured to automatically prompt a user to complete an evaluation for a second entity, receive the completed evaluation from the user, and make an aggregation of the completed evaluation available to the first entity, the second entity, and a third entity.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2015Date of Patent: March 29, 2022Assignee: TEXTURA CORPORATIONInventors: Jason Barnes, Mateen Khadir, Franco Turrinelli
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Patent number: 11022551Abstract: Systems and methods for increasing the accuracy of a turbidity sensor are disclosed. The systems include a turbidity sensor and a flow module with a specialized flow path, with the turbidity sensor engaging with the flow module such that a measurement zone of the turbidity sensor is disposed within a flow path of the flow module and a bypass path of the flow module does not pass through the measurement zone. The methods include flowing a fluid containing bubbles into a system that separates the fluid in the flow module into a first stream of fluid containing relatively more bubbles and a second stream of fluid containing relatively fewer bubbles, the first stream flowing through a bypass path that does not pass through the measurement zone, and the second stream flowing through the measurement zone of the turbidity sensor.Type: GrantFiled: June 1, 2020Date of Patent: June 1, 2021Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Jeffrey King
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Patent number: 10975368Abstract: An acoustophoresis device includes an acoustic chamber with a piezoelectric element located within its volume. The piezoelectric element vibrates and generates acoustic standing waves from both sides, so that particles can be separated from fluid passing through the acoustic chamber. This permits the element to be cooled more efficiently, reducing transient heat loads in the fluid traveling through the device.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 2017Date of Patent: April 13, 2021Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Thomas J. Kennedy, III
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Patent number: 10814253Abstract: Devices for separating a host fluid from a second fluid or particulate are disclosed. The devices include an acoustic chamber, a fluid outlet at a top end of the acoustic chamber, a concentrate outlet at a bottom end of the acoustic chamber, and an inlet on a first side end of the acoustic chamber. An ultrasonic transducer and reflector create a multi-dimensional acoustic standing wave in the acoustic chamber that traps and separates particulates (e.g. cells) from a host fluid. The host fluid is collected via the fluid outlet, and the particulates are collected via the concentrate outlet. The device is a large-scale device that is able to process liters/hour, and has a large interior volume.Type: GrantFiled: August 29, 2017Date of Patent: October 27, 2020Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Jeffrey King, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Kedar Chitale
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Publication number: 20200292451Abstract: Systems and methods for increasing the accuracy of a turbidity sensor are disclosed. The systems include a turbidity sensor and a flow module with a specialized flow path, with the turbidity sensor engaging with the flow module such that a measurement zone of the turbidity sensor is disposed within a flow path of the flow module and a bypass path of the flow module does not pass through the measurement zone. The methods include flowing a fluid containing bubbles into a system that separates the fluid in the flow module into a first stream of fluid containing relatively more bubbles and a second stream of fluid containing relatively fewer bubbles, the first stream flowing through a bypass path that does not pass through the measurement zone, and the second stream flowing through the measurement zone of the turbidity sensor.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Jeffrey King
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Patent number: 10670524Abstract: Systems and methods for increasing the accuracy of a turbidity sensor are disclosed. The systems include a turbidity sensor and a flow module with a specialized flow path, with the turbidity sensor engaging with the flow module such that a measurement zone of the turbidity sensor is disposed within a flow path of the flow module and a bypass path of the flow module does not pass through the measurement zone. The methods include flowing a fluid containing bubbles into a system that separates the fluid in the flow module into a first stream of fluid containing relatively more bubbles and a second stream of fluid containing relatively fewer bubbles, the first stream flowing through a bypass path that does not pass through the measurement zone, and the second stream flowing through the measurement zone of the turbidity sensor.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2019Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Jeffrey King
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Publication number: 20190360930Abstract: Systems and methods for increasing the accuracy of a turbidity sensor are disclosed. The systems include a turbidity sensor and a flow module with a specialized flow path, with the turbidity sensor engaging with the flow module such that a measurement zone of the turbidity sensor is disposed within a flow path of the flow module and a bypass path of the flow module does not pass through the measurement zone. The methods include flowing a fluid containing bubbles into a system that separates the fluid in the flow module into a first stream of fluid containing relatively more bubbles and a second stream of fluid containing relatively fewer bubbles, the first stream flowing through a bypass path that does not pass through the measurement zone, and the second stream flowing through the measurement zone of the turbidity sensor.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2019Publication date: November 28, 2019Inventors: Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Jeffrey King
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Publication number: 20180015392Abstract: Devices for separating a host fluid from a second fluid or particulate are disclosed. The devices include an acoustic chamber, a fluid outlet at a top end of the acoustic chamber, a concentrate outlet at a bottom end of the acoustic chamber, and an inlet on a first side end of the acoustic chamber. An ultrasonic transducer and reflector create a multi-dimensional acoustic standing wave in the acoustic chamber that traps and separates particulates (e.g. cells) from a host fluid. The host fluid is collected via the fluid outlet, and the particulates are collected via the concentrate outlet. The device is a large-scale device that is able to process liters/hour, and has a large interior volume.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 29, 2017Publication date: January 18, 2018Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Walter M. Presz, JR., Jeffrey King, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Kedar Chitale
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Publication number: 20170369865Abstract: An acoustophoresis device includes an acoustic chamber with a piezoelectric element located within its volume. The piezoelectric element vibrates and generates acoustic standing waves from both sides, so that particles can be separated from fluid passing through the acoustic chamber. This permits the element to be cooled more efficiently, reducing transient heat loads in the fluid traveling through the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2017Publication date: December 28, 2017Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Thomas J. Kennedy, III
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Patent number: 9827511Abstract: An acoustophoresis device which includes a substantially vertical flow path of the fluid mixture in order to improve separation of particles/secondary fluid from a primary fluid is disclosed. The vertical flow path reduces velocity non-uniformities in the acoustic chamber resulting from gravity forces. The device includes an acoustic chamber in which multidimensional acoustic standing waves are generated. The fluid can be introduced into the acoustic chamber using a dump diffuser in which a plurality of inlets enter near the bottom of the acoustic chamber such that flow symmetry reduces both, gravity driven flow non-uniformities, and any flow interference effects between inlet mixture flow into the acoustic chamber and the continuous gravity driven particle cluster drop out.Type: GrantFiled: July 2, 2015Date of Patent: November 28, 2017Assignee: FLODESIGN SONICS, INC.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Brian McCarthy, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Kedar Chitale
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Patent number: 9796956Abstract: An acoustophoresis device made up of modular components is disclosed. Several modules are disclosed herein, including ultrasonic transducer modules, input/output modules, collection well modules, and various connector modules. These permit different systems to be constructed that have appropriate fluid dynamics for separation of particles, such as biological cells, from a fluid.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 2016Date of Patent: October 24, 2017Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Thomas J. Kennedy, III, Jeffrey King, Jason Barnes, Brian McCarthy, Dane Mealey, Erik Miller, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Benjamin Ross-Johnsrud, John Rozembersky
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Patent number: 9744483Abstract: Devices for separating a host fluid from a second fluid or particulate are disclosed. The devices include an acoustic chamber, a fluid outlet at a top end of the acoustic chamber, a concentrate outlet at a bottom end of the acoustic chamber, and an inlet on a first side end of the acoustic chamber. An ultrasonic transducer and reflector create a multi-dimensional acoustic standing wave in the acoustic chamber that traps and separates particulates (e.g. cells) from a host fluid. The host fluid is collected via the fluid outlet, and the particulates are collected via the concentrate outlet. The device is a large-scale device that is able to process liters/hour, and has a large interior volume.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 2016Date of Patent: August 29, 2017Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Jeffrey King, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Kedar Chitale
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Patent number: 9725710Abstract: An acoustophoresis device includes an acoustic chamber with a piezoelectric element located within its volume. The piezoelectric element vibrates and generates acoustic standing waves from both sides, so that particles can be separated from fluid passing through the acoustic chamber. This permits the element to be cooled more efficiently, reducing transient heat loads in the fluid traveling through the device.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 2015Date of Patent: August 8, 2017Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Thomas J. Kennedy, III
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Patent number: 9675906Abstract: Acoustophoretic devices for separating particles from a non-flowing host fluid are disclosed. The devices include a substantially acoustically transparent container and a separation unit, with the container being placed within the separation unit. An ultrasonic transducer in the separation unit creates a planar or multi-dimensional acoustic standing wave within the container, trapping particles disposed within the non-flowing fluid and causing them to coalesce or agglomerate, then separate due to buoyancy or gravity forces.Type: GrantFiled: September 30, 2015Date of Patent: June 13, 2017Assignee: FLODESIGN SONICS, INC.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Jeff King, David Sokolowski, Anthony B. Masi, Brian T. Kennedy, Brian McCarthy, Benjamin Ross-Johnsrud, Jason Dionne, Dane Mealey, Jason Barnes
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Publication number: 20170161657Abstract: Methods and systems for evaluating entities involved in a construction project. One system includes a server that has access to a plurality of events associated with a construction project, including completion events and accounting events. The server communicates with a computing device over a network connection and includes a processing unit. The processing unit is configured to receive a triggering event selected by a first entity and automatically identify when the plurality of events includes the selected triggering event. When the selected triggering event is included in the plurality of events, the processing unit is configured to automatically prompt a user to complete an evaluation for a second entity, receive the completed evaluation from the user, and make an aggregation of the completed evaluation available to the first entity, the second entity, and a third entity.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2015Publication date: June 8, 2017Applicant: TEXTURA CORPORATIONInventors: Jason BARNES, Mateen KHADIR, Franco TURRINELLI
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Publication number: 20170088809Abstract: An acoustophoresis device made up of modular components is disclosed. Several modules are disclosed herein, including ultrasonic transducer modules, input/output modules, collection well modules, and various connector modules. These permit different systems to be constructed that have appropriate fluid dynamics for separation of particles, such as biological cells, from a fluid.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 3, 2016Publication date: March 30, 2017Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Thomas J. Kennedy, III, Jeffrey King, Jason Barnes, Brian McCarthy, Dane Mealey, Erik Miller, Walter M. Presz, JR., Benjamin Ross-Johnsrud, John Rozembersky
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Publication number: 20170081629Abstract: An acoustophoresis device made up of modular components is disclosed. Several modules are disclosed herein, including ultrasonic transducer modules, input/output modules, collection well modules, and various connector modules. These permit different systems to be constructed that have appropriate fluid dynamics for separation of particles, such as biological cells, from a fluid.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2016Publication date: March 23, 2017Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Walter M. Presz, JR., Stanley Kowalski, III, Louis Masi, Thomas J. Kennedy, III, Brian McCarthy, Ben Ross-Johnsrud
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Patent number: D787630Type: GrantFiled: October 6, 2015Date of Patent: May 23, 2017Assignee: FLODESIGN SONICS, INC.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Brian McCarthy, Benjamin Ross-Johnsrud, Kedar Chitale
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Patent number: D797887Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2016Date of Patent: September 19, 2017Assignee: FloDesign Sonics, Inc.Inventors: Bart Lipkens, Walter M. Presz, Jr., Jason Barnes, Dane Mealey, Jeffrey King, Brian McCarthy, Jack Saloio, Kedar Chitale, Benjamin Ross-Johnsrud