Patents by Inventor Therese HERLING
Therese HERLING 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: 11959923Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2021Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Pertti Jonathan Knowles
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Publication number: 20210318330Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2021Publication date: October 14, 2021Applicant: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Pertti Jonathan Knowles
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Patent number: 11029315Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 2019Date of Patent: June 8, 2021Assignee: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Pertti Jonathan Knowles
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Publication number: 20190331692Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2019Publication date: October 31, 2019Applicant: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Pertti Jonathan Knowles
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Patent number: 10386332Abstract: A method for analyzing a component is provided. The method includes the steps of: (iii) providing the electrophoretic or thermophoretic movement of the component into a second fluid flow; (iv) diverting a part of a first fluid flow, a part of the second fluid flow, or parts of the first fluid flow and the second fluid flow, wherein the diverted part is a third fluid flow which includes, the component; (v) contacting the third fluid flow with a fourth fluid flow, such as to form a laminar flow; (vi) providing the diffusion of the component into the fourth fluid flows.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2015Date of Patent: August 20, 2019Assignee: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Therese Herling, Thomas Mueller, Tuomas Knowles
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Patent number: 10295545Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2018Date of Patent: May 21, 2019Assignee: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Knowles
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Publication number: 20180267054Abstract: Flow apparatuses comprising a separation channel, a downstream flow separator, a detection zone, an observation zone, and a waste channel. The separation channel has first and second flows in contact and allows lateral movement of components between contacting first and second flows. The downstream flow separator is in communication with the separation channel and diverts a part of the first fluid flow, the second fluid flow, or both, from the separation channel. The detection zone comprises a detection channel downstream of and in communication with the flow separator and configured to receive a plurality of diverted flows from the flow separator and a label channel configured to label the diverted flows from the flow separator. The observation zone is configured to record an analytical signal indicative of the quantity and the electrical properties of the component. The waste channel is at the downstream end of the observation zone.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2018Publication date: September 20, 2018Applicant: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Knowles
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Patent number: 9952222Abstract: A method for analyzing a component using a fluidic device. The method includes the steps of providing a distribution of the component across contacting first and second fluid flows; diverting a part of the first fluid flow, a part of the second fluid flow, or parts of the first fluid flow and the second fluid flow, wherein the diverted part includes the component; and analyzing the component in the diverted part of the fluid flow. Optionally the component may be labelled prior to the analyzing step. A flow apparatus for use in the method is also provided.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 2014Date of Patent: April 24, 2018Assignee: Cambridge Enterprise LimitedInventors: Emma Yates, Christopher Dobson, Therese Herling, Tuomas Knowles
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Publication number: 20170052147Abstract: A method for analyzing a component is provided. The method includes the steps of: (iii) providing the electrophoretic or thermophoretic movement of the component into a second fluid flow; (iv) diverting a part of a first fluid flow, a part of the second fluid flow, or parts of the first fluid flow and the second fluid flow, wherein the diverted part is a third fluid flow which includes, the component; (v) contacting the third fluid flow with a fourth fluid flow, such as to form a laminar flow; (vi) providing the diffusion of the component into the fourth fluid flows.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2015Publication date: February 23, 2017Applicant: CAMBRIDGE ENTERPRISE LIMITEDInventors: Therese HERLING, Thomas MUELLER, Tuomas KNOWLES
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Publication number: 20160266138Abstract: A method for analyzing a component using a fluidic device. The method includes the steps of providing a distribution of the component across contacting first and second fluid flows; diverting a part of the first fluid flow, a part of the second fluid flow, or parts of the first fluid flow and the second fluid flow, wherein the diverted part includes the component; and analyzing the component in the diverted part of the fluid flow. Optionally the component may be labelled prior to the analyzing step. A flow apparatus for use in the method is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2014Publication date: September 15, 2016Inventors: Emma YATES, Christopher DOBSON, Therese HERLING, Tuomas KNOWLES