Brett Jordan

Design patent for a sample collection device.

Patent describing devices, apparatus, systems, methods, and kits for collecting and storing fluid samples, including a housing with a recess, a vacuum chamber, and piercing elements. Focuses on increasing sample volume and drawing skin into the recess.

Patent detailing systems and methods for user-friendly sample collection, optional plasma separation, and analyte stabilization. Covers various combinations of collection, separation, stabilization, or detection processes.

Co-created and co-authored a systematic framework designed to help individuals identify non-obvious, high-value problems and emerging opportunities, serving as a launchpad for new ventures and thought leadership. This framework is taught at leading universities including Stanford, Berkeley, MIT, and Harvard.

Patent outlining devices, apparatus, systems, methods, and kits for collecting and storing fluid samples. Similar to US11298060, it includes a housing, vacuum chamber, and piercing elements, emphasizing increased fluid sample volume.

Named inventor on 19 granted patents and author/co-author of 4 journal articles and 11 conference publications.