Patents by Inventor GABRIEL NESTOR SANCHEZ

GABRIEL NESTOR SANCHEZ 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).

  • Publication number: 20200100659
    Abstract: Biological tissue such as skeletal and cardiac muscle can be imaged by using an objective-based probe in the tissue and scanning at a sufficiently fast rate to mitigate motion artifacts due to physiological motion. According to one example embodiment, such a probe is part of a system that is capable of reverse-direction high-resolution imaging without needing to stain or otherwise introduce a foreign element used to generate or otherwise increase the sensed light. The probe can include a light generator for generating light pulses that are directed towards structures located within the thick tissue. The system can additionally include aspects that lessen adverse image-quality degradation. Further, the system can additionally be constructed as a hand-held device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 27, 2019
    Publication date: April 2, 2020
    Inventors: Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer, Michael E. Llewellyn
  • Patent number: 10499797
    Abstract: Biological tissue such as skeletal and cardiac muscle can be imaged by using an objective-based probe in the tissue and scanning at a sufficiently fast rate to mitigate motion artifacts due to physiological motion. According to one example embodiment, such a probe is part of a system that is capable of reverse-direction high-resolution imaging without needing to stain or otherwise introduce a foreign element used to generate or otherwise increase the sensed light. The probe can include a light generator for generating light pulses that are directed towards structures located within the thick tissue. The system can additionally include aspects that lessen adverse image-quality degradation. Further, the system can additionally be constructed as a hand-held device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 18, 2014
    Date of Patent: December 10, 2019
    Assignee: The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University
    Inventors: Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer, Michael E. Llewellyn
  • Patent number: 9182155
    Abstract: Disclosed is a device for the transport of temperature sensitive products including an insulated container, an insulated lid, a fastener to secure the lid to the container, an active heat exchanger, a thermal circuit to circulate heat exchange, a temperature sensor read by a temperature regulating circuit that maintains a temperature range, a power source, and a support frame that arranges the elements of the device with the overall center of mass at a location adapted for transport and storage of the device. Disclosed is also a method of transport for temperature sensitive products including securing the temperature sensitive product within an insulated container with a lid, removing heat from the container to maintain a temperature range, strapping the device onto the user's back and adjusting to the shape of the user, freeing both hands during transport of the device, and minimizing hindrances to user mobility caused by the device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 24, 2008
    Date of Patent: November 10, 2015
    Inventors: Ethan J. Crumlin, Geoff Becker, Shauna Jin, Amy Lai Wong, Nathan Barker Ball, Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Daniel George Walker, Christopher Paul Possinger, Olumuyiwa Oni, Emily Smith, Kabir Mukaddam, Myraida A. Vega Gonzalez
  • Publication number: 20150141846
    Abstract: Biological tissue such as skeletal and cardiac muscle can be imaged by using an objective-based probe in the tissue and scanning at a sufficiently fast rate to mitigate motion artifacts due to physiological motion. According to one example embodiment, such a probe is part of a system that is capable of reverse-direction high-resolution imaging without needing to stain or otherwise introduce a foreign element used to generate or otherwise increase the sensed light. The probe can include a light generator for generating light pulses that are directed towards structures located within the thick tissue. The system can additionally include aspects that lessen adverse image-quality degradation. Further, the system can additionally be constructed as a hand-held device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 18, 2014
    Publication date: May 21, 2015
    Inventors: Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer, Michael E. Llewellyn
  • Patent number: 8897858
    Abstract: Biological tissue such as skeletal and cardiac muscle can be imaged by using an objective-based probe in the tissue and scanning at a sufficiently fast rate to mitigate motion artifacts due to physiological motion. According to one example embodiment, such a probe is part of a system that is capable of reverse-direction high-resolution imaging without needing to stain or otherwise introduce a foreign element used to generate or otherwise increase the sensed light. The probe can include a light generator for generating light pulses that are directed towards structures located within the thick tissue. The system can additionally include aspects that lessen adverse image-quality degradation. Further, the system can additionally be constructed as a hand-held device.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 28, 2011
    Date of Patent: November 25, 2014
    Assignee: The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior Univerity
    Inventors: Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer, Michael E. Llewellyn
  • Publication number: 20120143065
    Abstract: Biological tissue such as skeletal and cardiac muscle can be imaged by using an objective-based probe in the tissue and scanning at a sufficiently fast rate to mitigate motion artifacts due to physiological motion. According to one example embodiment, such a probe is part of a system that is capable of reverse-direction high-resolution imaging without needing to stain or otherwise introduce a foreign element used to generate or otherwise increase the sensed light. The probe can include a light generator for generating light pulses that are directed towards structures located within the thick tissue. The system can additionally include aspects that lessen adverse image-quality degradation. Further, the system can additionally be constructed as a hand-held device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 28, 2011
    Publication date: June 7, 2012
    Inventors: Gabriel Nestor Sanchez, Scott L. Delp, Mark J. Schnitzer, Michael E. Llewellyn
  • Publication number: 20090139248
    Abstract: Disclosed is a device for the transport of temperature sensitive products including an insulated container, an insulated lid, a fastener to secure the lid to the container, an active heat exchanger, a thermal circuit to circulate heat exchange, a temperature sensor read by a temperature regulating circuit that maintains a temperature range, a power source, and a support frame that arranges the elements of the device with the overall center of mass at a location adapted for transport and storage of the device. Disclosed is also a method of transport for temperature sensitive products including securing the temperature sensitive product within an insulated container with a lid, removing heat from the container to maintain a temperature range, strapping the device onto the user's back and adjusting to the shape of the user, freeing both hands during transport of the device, and minimizing hindrances to user mobility caused by the device.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 24, 2008
    Publication date: June 4, 2009
    Inventors: ETHAN J. CRUMLIN, GEOFF BECKER, SHAUNA JIN, AMY LAI WONG, NATHAN BARKER BALL, GABRIEL NESTOR SANCHEZ, DANIEL GEORGE WALKER, CHRISTOPHER PAUL POSSINGER, OLUMUYIWA ONI, EMILY SMITH, KABIR JAMES MUKADDAM, MYRAIDA A. VEGA GONZALEZ