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Michael Neil, New South Wales AU
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110251697 | FEMORAL HIP PROSTHESIS - A femoral hip prosthesis has a body having a body lateral face, a body medial face, a body front face and a body rear face. A stem extends longitudinally from a lower end of the body along a central stem axis. A neck extends from an upper end of the body along a central neck axis inclined at an obtuse angle to the central stem axis. The body lateral face is provided with a series of longitudinally spaced lateral face teeth transversely extending between the body front face and body rear face. Each of the lateral face teeth has an upper face inclined with respect to an adjacent tangent of the body lateral face by between 60 and 120 degrees. | 10-13-2011 |
Robert A. Neil, Victoria AU
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| 20100032400 | Two part vessel with a hingeable actuator for a cutter - An assembly for location at an opening of a receptacle, the assembly including: a lid including an envelope attached thereto wherein the envelope includes a substance contained therein; and, an envelope opening means including a protrusion coupled to an actuator, wherein movement of the lid relative to the receptacle operates the actuator causing the protrusion to open the envelope releasing the substance into the receptacle. | 02-11-2010 |
Robert Alister Neil, Victoria AU
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| 20090298129 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR PROCESSING SAMPLES IN A CLOSED CONTAINER, AND RELATED DEVICES - A system and method for automated processing of nucleic acids and other samples includes a disposable container comprising a tray and a flexible barrier. The barrier is configured to seal with a top edge of the tray, providing a closed, aseptic work area within the sealed tray. A pipette head and/or other sample manipulation device can be attached to the inside of the barrier, and the barrier can include an interface for a robotic arm or other device. When the barrier is sealed over the tray, the barrier separates the contents of the tray from the robot or other manipulation device. The barrier can be flexible, and allow the robotic arm to move the pipette head throughout the work area of the tray. All samples, reagents, pipette tips and other tools or devices for processing nucleic acid samples may remain within the closed compartment provided by the container during processing. | 12-03-2009 |
