DANIEL JOSEPH MEIER
Pilots at Knob Crk Overlook, Indianapolis, IN
License number
Indiana A1271432
Issued Date
Feb 2016
Expiration Date
Feb 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
3918 Knob Creek Overlook, Indianapolis, IN 46234
Professional information
Multi-Channel Parallel Module Temperature Control System
US Patent:
2004013, Jul 15, 2004
Filed:
Feb 24, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/373543
Inventors:
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Justin Ware - Foster City CA, US
Justin Ware - Foster City CA, US
Assignee:
Argonaut Technologies, Inc. - Foster City CA
International Classification:
B01J019/00
US Classification:
422/109000, 422/099000, 422/130000
Abstract:
A modular reactor system comprises a backplane connected to a computer and a thermal control unit. The backplane includes a plurality of seats for releasably holding a plurality of modules. Each module holds a reactor vessel that may be used to conduct experiments. A plurality of laboratory instruments, such as motors, switches, sensors and pumps are included within the backplane and on the reactor modules. These laboratory instruments are utilized to perform work on the contents of the reactor vessels when the modules holding the reactor vessels are positioned in the backplane. A computer is connected to the backplane and controls the laboratory instruments within the backplane and on the reactor modules positioned within the backplane. A thermal control unit provides a thermal control fluid that is delivered to the reactors in the reactor modules when the modules are properly seated in the backplane.
Self-Puncturing Percutaneous Optical Sensor For Optical Sensing Of Intravascular Fluid
US Patent:
2012019, Aug 2, 2012
Filed:
Apr 29, 2010
Appl. No.:
13/318094
Inventors:
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Daniel J. Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Daniel J. Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
PHARMACOPHOTONICS, INC. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61B 5/02, A61B 6/00
US Classification:
600478
Abstract:
The present invention is directed to a self-penetrating percutaneous optical sensing device for obtaining and transmitting optical signal from intravascular fluid in a blood vessel, the device comprising: (a) an elongated hollow rigid sensor sheath having a proximal end , a distal end and a central channel extending along the sensor sheath, wherein the distal end of the sensor sheath is sufficiently sharpened to puncture a cutaneous barrier and the sensor sheath has a sufficient length to allow the sensor sheath to penetrate into intravascular space of a blood vessel; (b) a flexible optical fiber having a proximal end and a distal end situated coherently within the central channel of the sensor sheath wherein the sensor sheath covers a portion of the distal end of the flexible optical fiber and wherein the distal end of the flexible optical fiber aligns with the distal end of the sensor sheath ; and (c) an optical sensor connected to the distal end of the flexible optical fiber wherein optical signal generated at the optical sensor can be transmitted from the optical sensor to the proximal end of the flexible optical fiber via the flexible optical fiber and wherein the optical sensor has direct access to the intravascular fluid of the blood vessel.
Modular Reactor System With Stirrer
US Patent:
2005007, Apr 14, 2005
Filed:
Oct 4, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/958012
Inventors:
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
Argonaut Technologies, Inc. A Delaware Corporation - Foster City CA
International Classification:
B01J019/00
US Classification:
422130000
Abstract:
A modular reactor system comprises a backplane connected to a computer and a thermal control unit. The backplane includes a plurality of seats for releasably holding a plurality of modules. Each module holds a reactor vessel that may be used to conduct experiments. A plurality of laboratory instruments, such as motors, switches, sensors and pumps are included within the backplane and on the reactor modules. These laboratory instruments are utilized to perform work on the contents of the reactor vessels when the modules holding the reactor vessels are positioned in the backplane. A computer is connected to the backplane and controls the laboratory instruments within the backplane and on the reactor modules positioned within the backplane. A thermal control unit provides a thermal control fluid that is delivered to the reactors in the reactor modules when the modules are properly seated in the backplane.
Renal Function Analysis Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
2013011, May 9, 2013
Filed:
Dec 13, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/713189
Inventors:
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
PHARMACOPHOTONICS, INC. D/B/A FAST DIAGNOSTICS - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61B 5/20, A61M 5/00, A61B 1/00, A61B 5/00
US Classification:
600317
Abstract:
A method for measuring a glomerular filtration rate in a mammalian kidney comprises a source of reporter and marker fluorescent molecules. The fluorescent molecules are introduced into the blood stream of a mammalian subject. Over a period of time, a measurement of the intensities of the reporter and marker fluorescent molecules is taken. A ratio is calculated to determine the health of the subject's kidney. This method measures volume of plasma distribution based on a fluorescence of a marker molecule relative to a fluorescence of a reporter molecule.
Renal Function Analysis Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
2014005, Feb 20, 2014
Filed:
Oct 24, 2013
Appl. No.:
14/062123
Inventors:
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
PHARMACOPHOTONICS, INC. D/B/A FAST DIAGNOSTICS - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61K 49/00
US Classification:
424 96
Abstract:
A method for measuring a glomerular filtration rate in a mammalian kidney comprises a source of reporter and marker fluorescent molecules. The fluorescent molecules are introduced into the blood stream of a mammalian subject. Over a period of time, a measurement of the intensities of the reporter and marker fluorescent molecules is taken. A ratio is calculated to determine the health of the subject's kidney. This method measures volume of plasma distribution based on a fluorescence of a marker molecule relative to a fluorescence of a reporter molecule.
Renal Function Analysis Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
8591865, Nov 26, 2013
Filed:
Nov 15, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/946471
Inventors:
Exing Wang - Carmel IN, US
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Erinn Sheridan - Indianapolis IN, US
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Erinn Sheridan - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
Pharmacophotonics, Inc. - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61B 10/00, A61B 5/00, A61B 8/00
US Classification:
424 96, 424 111, 424 165, 424 91, 424 92
Abstract:
A method for measuring a glomerular filtration rate of a mammalian subject comprises a source of reporter and marker fluorescent molecules. The fluorescent molecules are introduced into the vascular system of the mammalian subject. Over a period of time, a measurement of the intensities of the reporter and marker fluorescent molecules is taken. A ratio is calculated to determine the glomerular filtration rate.
Renal Function Analysis Method And Apparatus
US Patent:
2009028, Nov 19, 2009
Filed:
Apr 17, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/425827
Inventors:
Exing Wang - Carmel IN, US
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
Robert Bunch - Terre Haute IN, US
Bruce Molitoris - Indianapolis IN, US
Ruben Sandoval - Indianapolis IN, US
Matthew Rubin - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
PHARMACOPHOTONICS, LLC D/B/A FAST DIAGNOSTICS - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
A61K 49/12, A61K 49/00, A61P 43/00
US Classification:
424 96, 424 91
Abstract:
A method for measuring a glomerular filtration rate in a mammalian kidney comprises a source of reporter and marker fluorescent molecules. The fluorescent molecules are introduced into the blood stream of a mammalian subject. Over a period of time, a measurement of the intensities of the reporter and marker fluorescent molecules is taken. A ratio is calculated to determine the health of the subject's kidney. This method measures volume of plasma distribution based on a fluorescence of a marker molecule relative to a fluorescence of a reporter molecule.
Automatic Monochromator-Testing System
US Patent:
4669878, Jun 2, 1987
Filed:
Jun 18, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/876658
Inventors:
Daniel J. Meier - Indianapolis IN
Assignee:
American Monitor Corporation - Indianapolis IN
International Classification:
G01J 318, G01J 342
US Classification:
356319
Abstract:
An automated chemistry-testing system for analyzing serum samples in which a controlled intensity, monochromatic light beam of substantially any desired wavelength can be selectively directed through any one of a plurality of test solutions in a spectrophotometer. The system operates at very high speed, permitting serum test solutions to be scanned with a multiplicity of wavelengths of light to provide extensive data on the characteristics of the serum. The invention also provides substantial flexibility and permits a wide variety of test to be more reliably performed.
Reactor Clamp
US Patent:
7086672, Aug 8, 2006
Filed:
Feb 21, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/372380
Inventors:
Daniel J. Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
James R. Wasson - Los Altos CA, US
James R. Wasson - Los Altos CA, US
Assignee:
Biotage AB
International Classification:
B65D 45/32
US Classification:
29225665, 2203661
Abstract:
A modular reactor system comprises a backplane connected to a computer and a thermal control unit. The backplane includes a plurality of seats for releasably holding a plurality of modules. Each module holds a reactor vessel that may be used to conduct experiments. A plurality of laboratory instruments, such as motors, switches, sensors and pumps are included within the backplane and on the reactor modules. These laboratory instruments are utilized to perform work on the contents of the reactor vessels when the modules holding the reactor vessels are positioned in the backplane. A computer is connected to the backplane and controls the laboratory instruments within the backplane and on the reactor modules positioned within the backplane. A thermal control unit provides a thermal control fluid that is delivered to the reactors in the reactor modules when the modules are properly seated in the backplane.
Stirring System
US Patent:
2004013, Jul 15, 2004
Filed:
Mar 3, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/378197
Inventors:
Daniel Meier - Indianapolis IN, US
James Wasson - Los Altos CA, US
Paul Melevage - Indianapolis IN, US
James Wasson - Los Altos CA, US
Paul Melevage - Indianapolis IN, US
Assignee:
Argonaut Technologies, Inc., a Delaware Corporation - Foster City CA
International Classification:
B01F007/16
US Classification:
366/331000
Abstract:
A modular reactor system comprises a backplane connected to a computer and a thermal control unit. The backplane includes a plurality of seats for releasably holding a plurality of modules. Each module holds a reactor vessel that may be used to conduct experiments. A plurality of laboratory instruments, such as motors, switches, sensors and pumps are included within the backplane and on the reactor modules. These laboratory instruments are utilized to perform work on the contents of the reactor vessels when the modules holding the reactor vessels are positioned in the backplane. A computer is connected to the backplane and controls the laboratory instruments within the backplane and on the reactor modules positioned within the backplane. A thermal control unit provides a thermal control fluid that is delivered to the reactors in the reactor modules when the modules are properly seated in the backplane.