Patents by Inventor James Lowenthal

James Lowenthal 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: 20240161648
    Abstract: Methods and systems for generating customized learning programs include performing the operations of: receiving learning materials for a target platform; selecting a first set of learning materials based at least in part upon a first role; generating a first customized learning program which includes one or more first learning steps using the first set of learning materials; selecting a second set of learning materials based at least in part upon a second role, the second role being different from the first role, the second set of learning materials being different from the first set of learning materials; generating a second customized learning program which includes one or more second learning steps using the second set of learning materials; and deploying customized learning programs which include the first customized learning program and the second customized learning program.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 10, 2023
    Publication date: May 16, 2024
    Inventors: Anna Davies, Benjamin Ahnert, Bo Chen, Cameron Douglas, Cathleen Jia, Daniel Davies, Dominic Hillier, Isobel Lynch, Jason Lipowicz, James Lowenthal, Marvin Christopher Bornstein, Mahmoud Ghanem, Ranec Highet, Thomas Ayles, Tamar Gomez, Theo Merten-Mancer
  • Patent number: 10286118
    Abstract: A method for delivering particles to a target location of a subject includes slidably disposing a polymeric carrier in a lumen of a catheter. The lumen extends in the catheter from a proximal opening to a delivery region. The method further includes inserting the delivery region of the catheter in the target location of the subject and forcing the particles through the lumen of the catheter to cause the carrier and the particles to exit the delivery region of the catheter. The particles may be cells or drug-loaded microspheres. The carrier can serve to retain the particles in the target location for a period of time. For treatment of vertebral disc degeneration, the particles can be stem cells, the carrier can be formed from collagen, and the target location can be the nucleus pulposus.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 23, 2014
    Date of Patent: May 14, 2019
    Assignee: Medtronic, Inc.
    Inventor: Andrew James Lowenthal Walsh
  • Publication number: 20150182669
    Abstract: A method for delivering particles to a target location of a subject includes slidably disposing a polymeric carrier in a lumen of a catheter. The lumen extends in the catheter from a proximal opening to a delivery region. The method further includes inserting the delivery region of the catheter in the target location of the subject and forcing the particles through the lumen of the catheter to cause the carrier and the particles to exit the delivery region of the catheter. The particles may be cells or drug-loaded microspheres. The carrier can serve to retain the particles in the target location for a period of time. For treatment of vertebral disc degeneration, the particles can be stem cells, the carrier can be formed from collagen, and the target location can be the nucleus pulposus.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 23, 2014
    Publication date: July 2, 2015
    Inventor: Andrew James Lowenthal Walsh
  • Patent number: 8926552
    Abstract: A method for delivering particles to a target location of a subject includes slidably disposing a polymeric carrier in a lumen of a catheter. The lumen extends in the catheter from a proximal opening to a delivery region. The method further includes inserting the delivery region of the catheter in the target location of the subject and forcing the particles through the lumen of the catheter to cause the carrier and the particles to exit the delivery region of the catheter. The particles may be cells or drug-loaded microspheres. The carrier can serve to retain the particles in the target location for a period of time. For treatment of vertebral disc degeneration, the particles can be stem cells, the carrier can be formed from collagen, and the target location can be the nucleus pulposus.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 12, 2009
    Date of Patent: January 6, 2015
    Assignee: Medtronic, Inc.
    Inventor: Andrew James Lowenthal Walsh
  • Publication number: 20110040279
    Abstract: A method for delivering particles to a target location of a subject includes slidably disposing a polymeric carrier in a lumen of a catheter. The lumen extends in the catheter from a proximal opening to a delivery region. The method further includes inserting the delivery region of the catheter in the target location of the subject and forcing the particles through the lumen of the catheter to cause the carrier and the particles to exit the delivery region of the catheter. The particles may be cells or drug-loaded microspheres. The carrier can serve to retain the particles in the target location for a period of time. For treatment of vertebral disc degeneration, the particles can be stem cells, the carrier can be formed from collagen, and the target location can be the nucleus pulposus.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 12, 2009
    Publication date: February 17, 2011
    Applicant: Medtronic, Inc.
    Inventor: Andrew James Lowenthal Walsh