Patents by Inventor Scott D. Soelberg

Scott D. Soelberg 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).

  • Patent number: 8174700
    Abstract: This specification discloses various improvements in the field of SPR sensing systems. One improvement relates to a portable SPR sensing system, e.g., a system contained within a suitcase that can be hand-carried to a monitoring site. Another improvement relates to a portable, cartridge-based SPR sensing system. In this system, selected portions of the system's electrical and fluidics systems are allocated between a base unit and a removable/disposable cartridge. Other improvements relate to methods or protocols for operating an SPR sensing system. Such methods provide for the elimination of false positives and increased sensitivity, e.g., by using secondary antibodies with specificity for different target epitopes and by sensor element redundancy. In addition, protocols are provided for the detection of small molecules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 28, 2011
    Date of Patent: May 8, 2012
    Assignee: University of Washington
    Inventors: Timothy M. Chinowsky, Scott D. Soelberg, Peter C. Kauffman, Clement E. Furlong, Jared Tritz, Michael S. Grow, Alexei N. Naimushin, Sinclair S. Yee
  • Publication number: 20110128548
    Abstract: This specification discloses various improvements in the field of SPR sensing systems. One improvement relates to a portable SPR sensing system, e.g., a system contained within a suitcase that can be hand-carried to a monitoring site. Another improvement relates to a portable, cartridge-based SPR sensing system. In this system, selected portions of the system's electrical and fluidics systems are allocated between a base unit and a removable/disposable cartridge. Other improvements relate to methods or protocols for operating an SPR sensing system. Such methods provide for the elimination of false positives and increased sensitivity, e.g., by using secondary antibodies with specificity for different target epitopes and by sensor element redundancy. In addition, protocols are provided for the detection of small molecules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 28, 2011
    Publication date: June 2, 2011
    Applicant: University of Washington
    Inventors: Timothy M. Chinowsky, Scott D. Soelberg, Peter C. Kauffman, Clement E. Furlong, Jared Tritz, Michael S. Grow, Alexei N. Naimushin, Sinclair S. Yee
  • Publication number: 20100284012
    Abstract: This specification discloses various improvements in the field of SPR sensing systems. One improvement relates to a portable SPR sensing system, e.g., a system contained within a suitcase that can be hand-carried to a monitoring site. Another improvement relates to a portable, cartridge-based SPR sensing system. In this system, selected portions of the system's electrical and fluidics systems are allocated between a base unit and a removable/disposable cartridge. Other improvements relate to methods or protocols for operating an SPR sensing system. Such methods provide for the elimination of false positives and increased sensitivity, e.g., by using secondary antibodies with specificity for different target epitopes and by sensor element redundancy. In addition, protocols are provided for the detection of small molecules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 3, 2010
    Publication date: November 11, 2010
    Applicant: University of Washington
    Inventors: Timothy M. Chinowsky, Scott D. Soelberg, Peter C. Kauffman, Clement E. Furlong, Jared Tritz, Michael S. Grow, Alexei N. Naimushin, Sinclair S. Yee
  • Patent number: 7675624
    Abstract: This specification discloses various improvements in the field of SPR sensing systems. One improvement relates to a portable SPR sensing system, e.g., a system contained within a suitcase that can be hand-carried to a monitoring site. Another improvement relates to a portable, cartridge-based SPR sensing system. In this system, selected portions of the system's electrical and fluidics systems are allocated between a base unit and a removable/disposable cartridge. Other improvements relate to methods or protocols for operating an SPR sensing system. Such methods provide for the elimination of false positives and increased sensitivity, e.g., by using secondary antibodies with specificity for different target epitopes and by sensor element redundancy. In addition, protocols are provided for the detection of small molecules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 5, 2006
    Date of Patent: March 9, 2010
    Assignee: University of Washington
    Inventors: Timothy M. Chinowsky, Scott D. Soelberg, Peter C. Kauffman, Clement E. Furlong, Jared Tritz, Michael S. Grow, Alexei N. Naimushin, Sinclair S. Yee