Patents by Inventor Claus Barholm-Hansen
Claus Barholm-Hansen 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: 8619366Abstract: Disclosed is a method for integrating at least one optical element inside an insulated glazing unit comprising at least two glass panes, where the optical element has a plurality of perforations and a non-perforated area, where the non-perforated area prevents penetration of light in a building where the insulated glazing unit is mounted, and where the perforations have a depth/width ratio that allows for passage of light with given angles of incidence, while light having other angles of incidence are unable to pass though the perforations, which provides a shading effect, and wherein the optical element is arranged between the two glass panes by means of an adhesive, and where the adhesive is substantially not present in the perforations of the optical element.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2009Date of Patent: December 31, 2013Assignee: Photosolar A/SInventors: Eik Bezzel, Alicia Johansson, Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Publication number: 20120099189Abstract: Disclosed is a method for integrating at least one optical element inside an insulated glazing unit comprising at least two glass panes, where the optical element has a plurality of perforations and a non-perforated area, where the non-perforated area prevents penetration of light in a building where the insulated glazing unit is mounted, and where the perforations have a depth/width ratio that allows for passage of light with given angles of incidence, while light having other angles of incidence are unable to pass though the perforations, which provides a shading effect, and wherein the optical element is arranged between the two glass panes by means of an adhesive, and where the adhesive is substantially not present in the 404 perforations of the optical element.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2009Publication date: April 26, 2012Inventors: Eik Bezzel, Alicia Johansson, Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Publication number: 20100089529Abstract: A method of producing a microfluidic device having at least one flow path may include providing a base substrate with a first surface and a top substrate with a second surface, hydrophilically treating at least one of the first and the second surfaces to provide a surface layer with a higher surface tension than the surface tension prior to the hydrophilic treatment, partly or totally removing the surface layer with a higher surface tension in a selected pattern of the hydrophilically treated first and/or second surfaces, to thereby provide the selected pattern with a lower surface tension than prior to the partly or totally removal of the surface layer with a higher surface tension in said selected pattern of the hydrophilic treated first and/or second surfaces, and joining said base substrate and top substrate to each other to provide a flow path between said first and second surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2006Publication date: April 15, 2010Applicant: Inverness Medical Switzerland GmbHInventors: Claus Barholm-Hansen, Jacques Jonsmann, Thomas Rosleff Baekmark, Bent Overby, Christian Berendsen, Salim Bouaidat, Niels Kristian Bau-Madsen
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Publication number: 20070286774Abstract: A micro fluidic device may include comprising a flow channel with an interface between a cartridge base and a lid. The cartridge base may include a channel-shaped depression. The lid may be bonded to the cartridge base to form the flow channel. The interface between the cartridge base and the lid, adjacent to and along with the flow channel, may include at least two capillary gap sections in the form of a gap between the lid and the cartridge base, separated by a flow break section, which flow break section may provide a barrier for a capillary flow of liquid along adjoining capillary gap sections.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2007Publication date: December 13, 2007Inventors: Claus Barholm-Hansen, Niels Bau-Madsen, Jacques Jonsmann, Bent Overby
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Publication number: 20060057245Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of producing a micro-fluidic structure element, the method comprising: (a) providing a mould assembly for moulding a micro-structured element; said mould assembly comprising a first and second mould die together forming a die cavity, said first and/or said second mould die comprising: (i) a mould surface, preferably of metal comprising a micro-structured mould surface, and (ii) one or more coin pins extending between said first and second mould die across said cavity, (b) applying a moulding material to consolidate; and (d) ejecting said consolidated moulding material from the die cavity. The invention further provides a micro-fluidic structure obtainable by the method, a mould assembly for moulding a micro-structured element of a micro-fluidic structure, and use thereof.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2003Publication date: March 16, 2006Inventors: Remus Haupt, Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Publication number: 20050164118Abstract: A method of joining a workpiece and a microstructure by light exposure, a microstructure obtainable by the method comprising a workpiece joined thereto, means thereto and use thereof; in particular a microstructure-forming composition comprising a light-sensitive, structure-forming material comprising one or more photo resist materials which are sensitive to preferably UV-light, and a light-absorbing material comprising one or more light-absorbing substances absorbing preferably IR light and being in an amount sufficient to produce heat upon exposure to said absorbed light; a microstructure-forming preparation comprising such composition; a method of producing a microstructure on a substrate; and a microstructure obtainable by the method; a method of joining a workpiece and a microstructure, a microstructure obtainable by the method comprising a workpiece joined thereto, e.g. for producing closed micro flow channels in a micro flow system; and use of such a microstructure, e.g.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2003Publication date: July 28, 2005Inventors: Claus Barholm -Hansen, Jacques Jonsmann
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Patent number: 6886576Abstract: A method and flow system for controlling the flow of a liquid in a flow system, the liquid flow comprising particles and being led into a channel thereof. The method comprises the steps of enveloping the liquid flow by a flow of carrier liquid, hydrodynamically focussing the particles in the liquid flow providing a measurement signal of the liquid flow from an observation area in the channel, and dividing the liquid flow at a branching point into two or more outlets in response to the measurement signal. The division of the liquid comprises introducing a control liquid from at least one control channel at a merging point or merging area in the channel. The amount of control liquid is controlled by at least one electro-kinetic pump, the pump effect of which is controlled in response to the measurement signal.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2003Date of Patent: May 3, 2005Assignee: Scandinavian Micro Biodevices A/SInventor: Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Publication number: 20040094220Abstract: A method and flow system for controlling the flow of a liquid in a flow system, the liquid flow comprising particles and being led into a channel thereof. The method comprises the steps of enveloping the liquid flow by a flow of carrier liquid, hydrodynamically focussing the particles in the liquid flow providing a measurement signal of the liquid flow from an observation area in the channel, and dividing the liquid flow at a branching point into two or more outlets in response to the measurement signal. The division of the liquid comprises introducing a control liquid from at least one control channel at a merging point or merging area in the channel. The amount of control liquid is controlled by at least one electro-kinetic pump, the pump effect of which is controlled in response to the measurement signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Inventor: Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Patent number: 6675821Abstract: With a method of controlling the flow in a flow system where a liquid flow contains a particle concentration, the liquid flow is surrounded by a carrier liquid. The liquid flow and carrier liquid are led into a central channel in which there is provided an observation area (4) where measurements of the liquid flow are effected. The result of the measurements are used to lead the liquid flow into one of several channels, in that control liquids are introduced into the liquid flow before this reaches the channels, the control liquids being derived from a capillary pump structure which pumps on the basis of an electro-kinetic effect, e.g. an electro-osmotic effect. In a preferred embodiment, the pump structure consists of two capillary structures, to each of which an electrical field can be applied. Depending on the strength of the field, the amount of control liquid will be able to be controlled so that the liquid flow with the particle concentration can be led to one of two channels.Type: GrantFiled: October 21, 2002Date of Patent: January 13, 2004Assignee: Scandinavian Micro Biodevices A/SInventor: Claus Barholm-Hansen
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Publication number: 20030140976Abstract: With a method of controlling the flow in a flow system where a liquid flow contains a particle concentration, the liquid flow is surrounded by a carrier liquid. The liquid flow and carrier liquid are led into a central channel in which there is provided an observation area (4) where measurements of the liquid flow are effected. The result of the measurements are used to lead the liquid flow into one of several channels, in that control liquids are introduced into the liquid flow before this reaches the channels, the control liquids being derived from a capillary pump structure which pumps on the basis of an electro-kinetic effect, e.g. an electro-osmotic effect. In a preferred embodiment, the pump structure consists of two capillary structures, to each of which an electrical field can be applied. Depending on the strength of the field, the amount of control liquid will be able to be controlled so that the liquid flow with the particle concentration can be led to one of two channels.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 21, 2002Publication date: July 31, 2003Inventor: Claus Barholm-Hansen