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SLEEPaide
TS-005736 — This new clinical process and AI-enabled product is a comprehensive AI‑enabled platform designed to transform sleep healthcare delivery by supporting personalized, patient‑centric sleep management in primary care and community settings.
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  • Inventors: Davenport, Mattina; Sirrianni, Joseph
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Design of a New Cannulation Aid for Rapid ECMO/CPB Cannulation
TS-005730 — This novel rapid‑cannulation device and technique is designed to significantly reduce the time required to initiate extracorporeal membrane oxygenation during emergency ECMO‑assisted cardiopulmonary resuscitation (E‑CPR).
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  • Inventors: Yerebakan, Can
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Preparing for Life and Academics for Young survivors (PLAY) program
TS-005703 — This unique IP is a youth digital health intervention program designed to support families of childhood cancer survivors aged 3 to 6, delivered through a web‑based library of responsive‑parenting modules paired with weekly live coaching sessions over three months.
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  • Inventors: Moscato, Emily
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

SLEEPehr and SLEEPmonitor
TS-005702 — This invention is a companion suite of tools and devices designed to complement the existing personalized SLEEPaide platform. The system combines AI‑powered clinical diagnostics (SLEEPehr) with an inclusive, community‑co‑designed monitoring device (SLEEPmonitor) that provides transparent, non‑invasive sleep assessment and sleep‑apnea detection for entire households while prioritizing accessibility, equity, and trust.
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  • Inventors: Davenport, Mattina
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

REST Ambassador – A Multigenerational Community Sleep Campaign
TS-005701 — This new process is a multigenerational, community‑driven sleep promotion campaign aimed to improve sleep health through culturally responsive, co‑designed materials and engagement strategies using a suite of products focused on addressing insufficient sleep and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
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  • Inventors: Davenport, Mattina; Calloway, Ariana
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Ergonomic Assist Device for Patient Transport
TS-005700 — This new device is a modular ergonomic attachment designed to connect to IV poles, wheelchairs, and hospital beds to reduce strain and overexertion among healthcare workers during patient transport by providing improved grip, leverage, and maneuverability through specialized features.
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  • Inventors: Zhang, Xu; Buehler, Kevin; Cotterell, Nathan; Huang, Yungui; Luna, John (Juan) "John"; Yang, Ginger
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Transition Toolkit for Augmented and alternative communication (AAC) Users
TS-005688 — This IP is a transition‑planning toolkit, delivered as an application or website, designed to support children who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) as they move from pediatric therapy into adult‑based services and community programs.
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  • Inventors: Boster, Jamie; Brown, Kathryn
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

SlideFlow
TS-005679 — This new IP is a secure digital pathology slide‑management platform that streamlines the entire whole‑slide imaging workflow by unifying specimen tracking, quality monitoring, and regulatory compliance into a single system. Unlike existing fragmented approaches that rely on spreadsheets, manual documentation, or limited LIS add‑ons, SlideFlow provides barcode‑based slot‑level tracking, automated timestamping, role‑based access control, and comprehensive audit logging to ensure data integrity and reduce human error.
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  • Inventors: Mullen, Andrew
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Sleep Vital Sign
TS-005675 — This IP is a comprehensive system designed to elevate sleep to a measurable and actionable vital sign within pediatric healthcare. Unlike consumer sleep technologies, this platform integrates directly into electronic health records and clinical workflows to reach all families, including perinatal, disabled, immigrant, and under‑resourced populations.
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  • Inventors: Davenport, Mattina
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

Intranasal Multivalent Vaccine Candidates for both SARS-CoV-2 and RSV
TS-005641 — This new composition of matter is a Intranasal multivalent vaccine candidates for both SARS-CoV-2 and RSV. This vaccine platform uses attenuated measles (MeV) and mumps (MuV) virus vectors to deliver optimized SARS‑CoV‑2 and RSV antigens. The intranasal multivalent vaccine was developed in response to the ongoing challenges posed by rapidly evolving COVID‑19 variants and the lack of effective RSV vaccines for infants and children.
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  • Inventors: Peeples, Mark; Thongpan, Ilada
  • Licensing Officer: Zalucha, Ellen

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