Smela; Elisabeth

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Smela; Elisabeth.The latest application filed is for "compliant sensing system applicable for palpation".

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2.9.11

Smela; Elisabeth - Silver Spring MD

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Compliant Sensing System Applicable For Palpation App 20190307359 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2019-10-10
Multi-layer Compliant Force Or Pressure Sensing System Applicable For Robotic Sensing And Anatomical Measurements App 20190175054 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2019-06-13
System And Method For Remote Detection And Modulation Of Electrical States In Living Tissues Using Magnetic Particles And Liquid Crystals App 20180310858 - Weinberg; Irving N. ; et al.	2018-11-01
Structures and methods for increasing the speed of electroactive polymers Grant 8,383,226 - Smela , et al. February 26, 2	2013-02-26
Cell-based sensing: biological transduction of chemical stimuli to electrical signals (nose-on-a-chip) Grant 8,152,992 - Smela , et al. April 10, 2	2012-04-10
Methods And Systems For Purifying, Transferring, And/or Manipulating Nucleic Acids App 20110287951 - Emmert-Buck; Michael R. ; et al.	2011-11-24
Apparatus And Method For Wound Weaving And Healing App 20100256672 - Weinberg; Irving ; et al.	2010-10-07
Electrically conductive metal impregnated elastomer materials and methods of forming electrically conductive metal impregnated elastomer materials Grant 7,695,647 - Smela , et al. April 13, 2	2010-04-13
Electrically driven microfluidic pumping for actuation Grant 7,523,608 - Shapiro , et al. April 28, 2	2009-04-28
Electrically Conductive Metal Impregnated Elastomer Materials and Methods of Forming Electrically Conductive Metal Impregnated Elastomer Materials App 20080277631 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2008-11-13
Solid-in-hollow polymer fiber electrochemical devices Grant 7,288,871 - Lu , et al. October 30, 2	2007-10-30
Cell canaries for biochemical pathogen detection App 20070212681 - Shapiro; Benjamin ; et al.	2007-09-13
Structures and Methods for Increasing the Speed of Electroactive Polymers App 20070205398 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2007-09-06
Cell-based sensing: biological transduction of chemical stimuli to electrical signals (nose-on-a-chip) App 20060172279 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2006-08-03
Electrochemical devices incorporating high-conductivity conjugated polymers App 20060169954 - Smela; Elisabeth ; et al.	2006-08-03
Electrically driven microfluidic pumping for actuation App 20060056997 - Shapiro; Benjamin ; et al.	2006-03-16
Electrochemical devices incorporating high-conductivity conjugated polymers Grant 6,982,514 - Lu , et al. January 3, 2	2006-01-03
Conjugated polymer actuator responsive to electrical stimulation Grant 6,936,955 - Smela , et al. August 30, 2	2005-08-30
Wearable effect-emitting strain gauge device Grant 6,360,615 - Smela March 26, 2	2002-03-26

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