Inventor
ZEMEL JAY N
US21 patents
⚠️ This page may combine multiple inventors who share the name “ZEMEL JAY N”. Patents are grouped by organization below to help distinguish them — per-person disambiguation is on the roadmap.
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA
17 patentsUS7018830B2Mar 28, 2006
Device and method for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA125 citations99
US7005292B2Feb 28, 2006
Device and method for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA177 citations99
US6551841B1Apr 22, 2003
Device and method for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA353 citations99
US5866345AFeb 2, 1999
Apparatus for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA638 citations99
US5637469AJun 10, 1997
Methods and apparatus for the detection of an analyte utilizing mesoscale flow systems
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA1,424 citations99
US5635358AJun 3, 1997
Fluid handling methods for use in mesoscale analytical devices
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA891 citations99
US5304487AApr 19, 1994
Fluid handling in mesoscale analytical devices
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA1,381 citations99
US4980646ADec 25, 1990
Impedance tomographic tactile sensor
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA48 citations92
US4332157AJun 1, 1982
Pyroelectric anemometer
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA42 citations87
US6290388B1Sep 18, 2001
Multi-purpose integrated intensive variable sensor
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA35 citations86
US4302530ANov 24, 1981
Method for making substance-sensitive electrical structures by processing substance-sensitive photoresist material
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA22 citations82
US4103227AJul 25, 1978
Ion-controlled diode
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA25 citations82
US7771985B2Aug 10, 2010
Mesoscale detection structures
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA4 citations74
US4644380AFeb 17, 1987
Substance-sensitive electrical structures
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA17 citations74
US4551425ANov 5, 1985
Pyroelectric gas sensor
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA19 citations74
US4453405AJun 12, 1984
Pyroelectric vorticimeter
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA14 citations74
US4899058AFeb 6, 1990
Microarchitectural deep well surfaces
UNIV PENNSYLVANIA1 citations52