Frans A Spaepen

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126060487

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077487

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077495

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077509

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077517

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077525

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077533

Author:

Frans Spaepen

ISBN #:

0126077584

US Patent:

20120007778, Jan 12, 2012

Filed:

Jul 8, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/832587

Inventors:

Amy E. Duwel - Cambridge MA, US
Jason O. Fiering - Boston MA, US
Douglas W. White - Lexington MA, US
Mark J. Mescher - West Newton MA, US
Joseph M. Bauer - Whitman MA, US
John R. Lachapelle - Princeton MA, US
Bryan McLaughlin - Cambridge MA, US
Frans Spaepen - Lexington MA, US

International Classification:

H01Q 3/01
H01Q 3/00
H01H 35/30

US Classification:

342368, 200 814, 342350

Abstract:

In various embodiments, an actuating mechanism is employed to displace a conductor disposed within a fluidic channel, thereby reconfiguring an electronic component.

US Patent:

47818000, Nov 1, 1988

Filed:

Sep 29, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/102106

Inventors:

Lee M. Goldman - Arlington MA
Wataru Ohashi - Lexington MA
Frans A. Spaepen - Lexington MA

Assignee:

President and Fellows of Harvard College - Cambridge MA

International Classification:

C25D 502
C25D 1700

US Classification:

204 15

Abstract:

Method and apparatus for plating metal or metal alloy on a well-defined area of the surface of an article by forming a liquid plating bath having its surface maintained slightly above the rim of a container by surface tension and passing the surface to be plated in contact with the surface of the bath and spaced from the rim of the container.

US Patent:

20160271513, Sep 22, 2016

Filed:

Oct 29, 2014

Appl. No.:

15/032920

Inventors:

- Cambridge MA, US
Esther Amstad - Cambridge MA, US
Frans Spaepen - Cambridge MA, US

International Classification:

B01D 1/18
C01F 11/46
B01L 3/00
A61K 9/16
A61K 31/216
A61K 31/58
C01F 11/18
C01G 49/02

Abstract:

The present invention generally relates to microfluidics, and to spray drying and other drying techniques. Various embodiments of the invention are generally directed to systems and methods for drying fluids contained within a channel such as a microfluidic channel. For example, a fluid may be partially or completely dried within a microfluidic channel, prior to being sprayed into a collection region. In some embodiments, the fluids may be dried relatively rapidly, resulting in spray-dried particles that are partially or completely amorphous. For instance, the fluid may contain salts, drugs, small molecules, ceramics, inorganic species, metals, sugars, polymers, etc., which may be dried to form partially or completely amorphous nanoparticles containing these species.