Patent Portfolio
Dr. Ashish Jagtiani is an inventor on multiple patents spanning microfluidics, biosensors, semiconductor fabrication, and healthcare diagnostics. His intellectual property portfolio demonstrates his contributions to cutting-edge technologies with real-world applications, particularly in healthcare and semiconductor manufacturing.
Devices, Cartridges, and Sensors for Analyzing a Biological Sample
This patent describes cartridges and devices designed for analyzing biological samples, such as blood or saliva. It includes methods for determining cell counts or detecting analytes using impedance sensors and electrowetting electrode arrays configured to transport aqueous solutions using low voltage.
Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Capacitor Based Sensor
This patent details a glucose sensor comprising a conducting back electrode, a silicon substrate, a dielectric layer, a pH sensing layer, and a chemical layer in contact with an aqueous solution. The sensor also includes a conductive electrode disposed on the dielectric layer, facilitating glucose detection.
Selective Dry Etch for Directed Self-Assembly of Block Copolymers
This patent presents methods for preparing a patterned directed self-assembly layer by providing a substrate with a block copolymer layer. The process involves exposing the block polymer layer to gas pulsing carbon monoxide, configured to selectively remove specific patterns of phase-separated polymers, aiding in semiconductor fabrication.
Field Effect Transistor-Based Bio-Sensor
This patent describes a biosensor comprising a sensing element formed on a buried oxide layer of a substrate, providing communication between source and drain regions. It includes a gate dielectric layer defining a sensing surface, a passive surface surrounding the sensing surface, and a compound bound to the sensing surface, specifically configured to bind target molecules for detection.
Determination of Isoelectric Points of Biomolecules Using Capacitive Sensors
This patent provides a mechanism for determining the isoelectric point of a molecule by measuring capacitance versus voltage curves of a capacitor with and without the molecule bound to a functionalized material on the dielectric layer, facilitating biomolecular analysis.
Extended Gate Sensor for pH Sensing
This patent outlines a sensing device that includes a substrate with source and drain regions, a gate structure with a gate dielectric and conductor, a dielectric layer forming a well over the gate conductor, and a gate extension with conductive material covering surfaces of the well, enabling pH sensing applications.
Patent Applications
IMPEDANCE-BASED SENSORS AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES
PLATFORMS, CARTRIDGES, AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES
POTENTIOMETRY AND AMPEROMETRY SENSORS FOR ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES
APTAMERS AND SENSORS FOR DETECTING ALBUMIN
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APTAMERS AND SENSORS FOR DETECTING ALBUMIN
International Patent Application No.: PCT/US2024/043702 - Chronus Health, Inc.
IMPEDANCE-BASED SENSORS AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES
U.S. Application No.: 63/667,579 - Chronus Health, Inc.
PLATFORMS, CARTRIDGES, AND METHODS FOR ANALYZING BLOOD SAMPLES
U.S. Application No.: 63/667,573 - Chronus Health, Inc.
Devices, Cartridges, and Sensors for Analyzing a Biological Sample
US 11,400,452 - Chronus Health, Inc.
Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Capacitor Based Sensor
US 10,105,082 - IBM Corporation
Selective Dry Etch for Directed Self-Assembly of Block Copolymers
US 10,043,668 - IBM Corporation
Extended Gate Sensor for pH Sensing
US 9,201,041 - GlobalFoundries Inc.
Field Effect Transistor-Based Bio-Sensor
US 9,110,014 - IBM Corporation
Determination of Isoelectric Points of Biomolecules Using Capacitive Sensors
US 9,103,770 - IBM Corporation