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Aaron E Ferber

from Oak Ridge, TN
Age ~41
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Related to:
Jason Straus, 48William Lacy Adkins, 64Hunter AdkinsNola Jean AdkinsKrystal Cash, 44Cassidy Adkins, 29
Connected to:
Benjamin Ferber, 46Christine N Ferber, 42Darin L Ferber, 64Derek J Ferber, 40Don R Ferber, 76Gene L Ferber, 67Henry R Ferber, 35Herbert H Ferber, 103Hilary J Ferber, 62Kimberly A Ferber, 64

Aaron Ferber Phones & Addresses

  • 118 Claremont Rd, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
  • Sandy, UT
  • Sewanee, TN

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Cyber Security Software Engineer

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Location:
Oak Ridge, TN
Industry:
Research
Work:
Ut-Battelle
Cyber Security Software Engineer
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Project Lead And Engineering Designer At Ideo

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Position:
Project Leader and Engineering Designer at IDEO
Location:
Chicago, Illinois
Industry:
Management Consulting
Work:
IDEO - Greater Chicago Area since Dec 2007
Project Leader and Engineering Designer
The Boeing Company - Greater St. Louis Area May 2003 - Aug 2003
Reliability Engineering
AmerenUE May 2002 - Aug 2002
Distribution Engineering
Apple - Greater St. Louis Area Aug 2001 - Jul 2002
Campus Rep
AmerenUE May 2001 - Aug 2001
Distribution Engineering
Education:
Northwestern University 2004 - 2007
M.S., Mechanical Engineering Washington University in St. Louis 2000 - 2004
B.S., Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Project Leadership
Strategy Development
Product Innovation
Engineering
Product Development
Innovation Strategy
Qualitative Research
User Experience Design
User-centered Design

Publications

Us Patents

Coolant Container

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US Patent:
D691734, Oct 15, 2013
Filed:
Jul 10, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/426755
Inventors:
Christopher P. Steinman - Sandy UT, US
David Pettinato - Schaumburg IL, US
Robert J. Allen - Crystal Lake IL, US
Frank P. Nanna - Algonquin IL, US
Matthew Copithorne - Framingham MA, US
Brian L Otts - Warrior AL, US
Peter Demuylder - Londerzeel, BE
Aaron Randall Ferber - Chicago IL, US
Ross Lockwood - Chicago IL, US
Rodney Hal Monson - Waukegan IL, US
Evan David Shapiro - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
Lifeline Scientific, Inc. - Itasca IL
International Classification:
2401
US Classification:
D24232, D24216

Coolant Container

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US Patent:
D692572, Oct 29, 2013
Filed:
Jul 10, 2012
Appl. No.:
29/426700
Inventors:
Christopher P. Steinman - Sandy UT, US
David Pettinato - Schaumburg IL, US
Robert J. Allen - Crystal Lake IL, US
Frank P. Nanna - Algonquin IL, US
Matthew Copithorne - Framingham MA, US
Brian L Otts - Warrior AL, US
Peter Demuylder - Ebbing, BE
Aaron Randall Ferber - Chicago IL, US
Ross Lockwood - Chicago IL, US
Rodney Hal Monson - Waukegan IL, US
Evan David Shapiro - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
Lifeline Scientific, Inc. - Itasca IL
International Classification:
2401
US Classification:
D24216

Perfusion Apparatus With Reduced Pressure Fluctuations, And Bubble Trap

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US Patent:
20140017658, Jan 16, 2014
Filed:
Jul 10, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/545060
Inventors:
Christopher P. STEINMAN - Sandy UT, US
Jeffrey S. LOUIS - Akron OH, US
Rick W. WALKER - Stow OH, US
Evan D. SHAPIRO - Chicago IL, US
Aaron R. FERBER - Chicago IL, US
Rodney H. MONSON - Waukegan IL, US
John STARK - Bartlett IL, US
Ross LOCKWOOD - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
LIFELINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. - Itasca IL
International Classification:
A01N 1/02
US Classification:
435 12, 4352841
Abstract:
An apparatus for separating gas bubbles that may be entrained in perfusate flow prevents such bubbles from continuing downstream and entering an organ or tissue. The apparatus may include a chamber having a top wall, a bottom wall and side walls. The chamber may include an inlet configured to allow at least one of gas and liquid to enter the chamber, an air opening configured to allow at least gas to exit the chamber and a first liquid opening configured to allow at least liquid to exit the chamber. The apparatus may function as an accumulator that reduces or eliminates pulsatility of the liquid flow and pressure. The apparatus may include a minimum volume of gas, initially or through the accumulation of gas, such that flow and pressure fluctuations in the liquid are dampened or eliminated. The apparatus may include a sampling port in a wall of the chamber.

Organ Transporter With Tilt And/Or Shock Sensing

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US Patent:
20140017663, Jan 16, 2014
Filed:
Jul 10, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/545442
Inventors:
Christopher P. STEINMAN - Sandy UT, US
John STARK - Bartlett IL, US
Joel C. HAGAN - Batavia IL, US
Aaron R. FERBER - Chicago IL, US
Rodney H. MONSON - Waukegan IL, US
Evan D. SHAPIRO - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
LIFELINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. - Itasca IL
International Classification:
A01N 1/02
US Classification:
435 12, 4352841
Abstract:
An apparatus for perfusing an organ or tissue includes a perfusion circuit configured to perfuse the organ or tissue; at least one shock and/or tilt detector such as an accelerometer; and a controller. The controller may be configured to control perfusion based upon a signal received from the accelerometer, which may include stopping and/or starting the perfusion based upon the signal. The controller may also or alternatively sense and/or record shocks experienced by the apparatus.

Organ Transporter With Oxygen Generation

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US Patent:
20140017665, Jan 16, 2014
Filed:
Jul 10, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/545514
Inventors:
Christopher P. STEINMAN - Sandy UT, US
David KRAVITZ - Barrington Hills IL, US
Aaron R. FERBER - Chicago IL, US
Ross LOCKWOOD - Chicago IL, US
Rodney H. MONSON - Waukegan IL, US
Evan D. SHAPIRO - Chicago IL, US
Assignee:
LIFELINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. - Itasca IL
International Classification:
A01N 1/02
US Classification:
435 12, 4352841
Abstract:
An apparatus for perfusing an organ or tissue includes a perfusion circuit for perfusing the organ or tissue; an oxygenator for oxygenating perfusate that circulates through the perfusion circuit; and an oxygen supply device such as an oxygen concentrator or an oxygen generator configured to supply oxygen to the oxygenator. A method of perfusing an organ or tissue includes producing oxygen from a device such as an oxygen concentrator and an oxygen generator; supplying the produced oxygen, preferably as the oxygen is produced, to a perfusate to oxygenate the perfusate; and perfusing the organ or tissue with the oxygenated perfusate. The produced oxygen preferably has a concentration greater than the oxygen concentration in air.
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