Patents by Inventor Sven Eikelmann
Sven Eikelmann 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: 11608484Abstract: The invention relates to a single-use connection device for insertion into a connection opening of a bioreactor, in particular in a connection opening of a top plate of a dimensionally-stable bioreactor or in a connection opening of a connection element of a pouch bioreactor. The single-use connection device is inserted in a connection opening of a top plate of a bioreactor and/or in a connection opening of a pouch reactor and is provided with multiple passages and an attachment section, wherein the single-use connection device is formed as a single piece and is made of plastic. The attachment section, on an outer peripheral surface, has an attachment structure for attaching the single-use connection device in the connection opening.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 2017Date of Patent: March 21, 2023Assignee: EPPENDORF AGInventors: Matthias Arnold, Sebastian Selzer, Sven Eikelmann, Jochen Beese
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Patent number: 10717960Abstract: This patent document relates to the field of biotechnological apparatuses. It relates particularly to a biotechnological apparatus comprising a bioreactor, an exhaust gas temperature control device and a method for treating an exhaust gas stream. This patent document further relates to a connection device for a sterile single-use fluid conduit of a single-use bioreactor and to a method for treating a fluid stream. The reusable connection device comprises a receptacle in which a portion of the fluid conduit can be detachably arranged, and a coupling member connecting the connection device to a temperature control device, the receptacle having a contact surface which is arranged such that the contact surface abuts a fluid conduit arranged in the receptacle, and wherein a portion of a fluid conduit can be introduced into the receptacle in a direction running substantially orthogonally to a longitudinal axis of the connection device.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2012Date of Patent: July 21, 2020Assignee: DASGIP INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY GMBHInventors: Matthias Arnold, Heinz Gerhard Köhn, Nico Gülzow, Sven Eikelmann, Guido Ertel, Sebastian Selzer
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Patent number: 10241027Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 2017Date of Patent: March 26, 2019Assignee: Eppendorf AGInventors: Kurt Harnack, Helmut Knofe, Peter Scheffler, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss, Sven Eikelmann, Christoph Jolie
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Publication number: 20190031995Abstract: The invention relates to a single-use connection device for insertion into a connection opening of a bioreactor, in particular in a connection opening of a top plate of a dimensionally-stable bioreactor or in a connection opening of a connection element of a pouch bioreactor. The single-use connection device is inserted in a connection opening of a top plate of a bioreactor and/or in a connection opening of a pouch reactor and is provided with multiple passages and an attachment section, wherein the single-use connection device is formed as a single piece and is made of plastic. The attachment section, on an outer peripheral surface, has an attachment structure for attaching the single-use connection device in the connection opening.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 27, 2017Publication date: January 31, 2019Applicant: EPPENDORF AGInventors: Matthias Arnold, Sebastian Selzer, Sven Eikelmann, Jochen Beese
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Publication number: 20190017923Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2017Publication date: January 17, 2019Applicant: Eppendorf AGInventors: Kurt HARNACK, Helmut Knofe, Peter SCHEFFLER, Wolfgang GOEMANN-THOSS, Sven EIKELMANN, Christoph JOLIE
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Patent number: 10030220Abstract: A single-use bioreactor, suitable in particular for use in a parallel bioreactor system for applications in cell culture and/or microbiology, a head plate for such a single-use bioreactor and a process for manufacturing the single-use bioreactor and the head plate. The single-use bioreactor comprises a head plate, a dimensionally stable container and a mixer, the head plate and the container enclosing a reaction chamber, and the mixer having a mixer shaft and a stirring member, said mixer shaft being mounted rotatably about a rotational axis in a bearing and the stirring member being fastened torsionally rigidly to the mixer shaft. The mixer and the bearing are arranged entirely within the reaction chamber and the mixer shaft has a magnetic portion which is arranged and adapted in such a way that it can be coupled magnetically in an axial direction to a rotary drive.Type: GrantFiled: June 13, 2013Date of Patent: July 24, 2018Assignee: EPPENDORF AGInventors: Matthias Arnold, Heinz Gerhard Kohn, Nico Gulzow, Sven Eikelmann, Sebastian Selzer, Jochen Beese, Christopher Gunther, Eckart Kopowski
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Publication number: 20170216836Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2017Publication date: August 3, 2017Applicant: Eppendorf AGInventors: Kurt HARNACK, Helmut KNOFE, Peter SCHEFFLER, Wolfgang GOEMANN-THOSS, Sven EIKELMANN, Christoph JOLIE
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Patent number: 9677994Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 2014Date of Patent: June 13, 2017Inventors: Kurt Harnack, Helmut Knoffe, Peter Scheffler, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss, Sven Eikelmann, Christoph Jolie
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Patent number: 9347912Abstract: A sensor adapter is described for the noninvasive positioning of a sensor, especially of an electrochemical sensor, in a medium. The sensor adapter comprises an accommodating channel, in which the sensor can be positioned and the one end region of which is closed off by a semipermeable membrane. Moreover, the sensor adapter comprises a hollow cylindrical sealing structure, which is disposed within the accommodating channel coaxially with the longitudinal axis of the latter and with which the sensor can be disposed gas tight adjacent to the semipermeable membrane.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2010Date of Patent: May 24, 2016Assignee: Eppendorf AGInventors: Jochen Beese, Sven Eikelmann, Jeff Watkins, Rafael Kopla
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Publication number: 20140340674Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2014Publication date: November 20, 2014Applicant: Eppendorf AGInventors: Kurt HARNACK, Helmut KNOFFE, Peter SCHEFFLER, Wolfgang GOEMANN-THOSS, Sven EIKELMANN, Christoph JOLIE
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Patent number: 8842274Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: GrantFiled: March 23, 2009Date of Patent: September 23, 2014Assignee: Eppendorf AGInventors: Kurt Harnack, Helmut Knoffe, Peter Scheffler, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss, Sven Eikelmann, Christoph Jolie
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Patent number: 8537352Abstract: A cuvette comprising at least one insert with two measuring surfaces, wherein the insert is a measurement tip, which has the two measuring surfaces on one end, which is distanced from another end of the measuring tip, and an adapter for insertion in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device and means of insert and adapter for releasably holding the at least one insert in the adapter with the measuring surfaces at a separation distance from each other for the positioning of a sample between the measuring surfaces in a beam path of the optical measuring device passing through the cuvette shaft.Type: GrantFiled: March 23, 2009Date of Patent: September 17, 2013Assignee: Eppendorf AGInventors: Sven Eikelmann, Christoph Jolie, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss
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Patent number: 8522996Abstract: The present invention discloses a disposable bioreactor, consisting of a container and a cap, which is connectable to the same and cannot be detached without destruction. For this purpose, the cap comprises a retaining structure with a plurality of locking arms running in the lateral direction, while the locking arms are adapted to be resiliently shortened in the longitudinal direction and to be locked vertically to the longitudinal direction in the container by way of a retaining surface.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2010Date of Patent: September 3, 2013Assignee: Eppendorf AGInventors: Jochen Beese, Sven Eikelmann
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Publication number: 20110170094Abstract: Cuvette, comprising at least one measuring area on each one of two arms that are pivotally connected to each other such that from a swung-apart condition, they can be swung together into a measuring position in which the two measuring areas have a distance for positioning a sample between the measuring areas, and means for positioning the two arms in a measuring position in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device with a sample between the two measuring areas in a beam path of the optical measuring device that crosses the cuvette shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2009Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: EPPENDORF AGInventors: Kurt Harnack, Helmut Knoffe, Peter Scheffler, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss, Sven Eikelmann
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Publication number: 20110164245Abstract: A cuvette comprising at least one insert with two measuring surfaces, wherein the insert is a measurement tip, which has the two measuring surfaces on one end, which is distanced from another end of the measuring tip, and an adapter for insertion in a cuvette shaft of an optical measuring device and means of insert and adapter for releasably holding the at least one insert in the adapter with the measuring surfaces at a separation distance from each other for the positioning of a sample between the measuring surfaces in a beam path of the optical measuring device passing through the cuvette shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2009Publication date: July 7, 2011Applicant: EPPENDORF AGInventors: Sven Eikelmann, Christoph Jolie, Wolfgang Goemann-Thoss
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Publication number: 20110111489Abstract: A sensor adapter is described for the noninvasive positioning of a sensor, especially of an electrochemical sensor, in a medium. The sensor adapter comprises an accommodating channel, in which the sensor can be positioned and the one end region of which is closed off by a semipermeable membrane. Moreover, the sensor adapter comprises a hollow cylindrical sealing structure, which is disposed within the accommodating channel coaxially with the longitudinal axis of the latter and with which the sensor can be disposed gas tight adjacent to the semipermeable membrane.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2010Publication date: May 12, 2011Applicant: Eppendorf AGInventors: Jochen Beese, Sven Eikelmann, Jeff Watkins, Rafael Kopla
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Publication number: 20100291674Abstract: The present invention discloses a disposable bioreactor, consisting of a container and a cap, which is connectable to the same and cannot be detached without destruction. For this purpose, the cap comprises a retaining structure with a plurality of locking arms running in the lateral direction, while the locking arms are adapted to be resiliently shortened in the longitudinal direction and to be locked vertically to the longitudinal direction in the container by way of a retaining surface.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 26, 2010Publication date: November 18, 2010Inventors: Jochen Beese, Sven Eikelmann