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Corporate Information
| Lyncean Technologies, Inc. is a self funded corporation. In addition to initial funding from its Founders, Lyncean has been the recipient of several grants from the National Institutes of Health. Intellectual property is protected by patents, both issued and pending. Lyncean Technologies has an exclusive license for the original CLS patents which are owned by Stanford University. Subsequent patents are owned by Lyncean Technologies.
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Grants
| July 2002 |
R44 GM066511 |
A Tunable Tabletop Synchrotron Light Source |
| The Compact Light Source was developed with this Fast Track SBIR. Funding was provided through Phase I of the National Institutes of Health's Protein Structure Initiative. The grant was administered by the National Institute for General Medical Sciences.
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| July 2005 |
R44 GM074437 |
A Compact X-ray Station for Protein Crystallography |
| As the title indicates, this grant is to develop and integrate software (BLU-ICE) as well as X-ray optics, and an X-ray station, that utilizes the X-ray beam from the Compact light Source. Funding for this Fast Track SBIR grant was provided through the Protein Structure Initiative of the National Institutes of Health and administered by the National Institute for General Medical Sciences.
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| July 2005 |
U54 GM074961 |
The Accelerated Technologies Center for Gene to 3D Structure |
| This Grant is part of Phase II of the Protein Structure Initiative. Lyncean Technologies is building a Compact Light Source and X-ray Station for the grant. The Grant is administered by both the National Institute for General Medical Sciences and the National Center for Research Resources.
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| May 2009 |
1R43RR025730-01 |
A Clinical High Resolution Imaging System |
| This Phase I SBIR grant will result in the design of a high resolution imaging system for microscopic computed tomography or tomosynthesis using differential phase contrast imaging (DPCI). DPCI produces image contrast using either phase or scattering mechanisms and results in the visualization of features in soft tissue that can't be seen using conventional absorption techniques. The grant is administered by the National Center for Research Resources.
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| Sept 2009 |
3R44GM074437-02S3 |
Compact X-ray Station for Protein Crystallography |
| In this Competitive Grant Revision to the Fast-Track SBIR grant, CXS, enhancements and upgrades will be made to the Compact Light Source (CLS) that will substantially increase x-ray flux to the CXS. The grant is administered by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.
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Patents
| Lyncean Technologies, Inc has has signed an exclusive patent license agreement with Stanford University to develop, manufacture, and commercialize the Compact Light Source, subject to certain rights held by the patent holders. The patents exclusively licensed under this agreement include:
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US Patent 6,035,015 |
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US Patent 5,825,847. |
| The Lyncean Technologies, Inc. Compact Light Source and related technologies are also protected under the following U.S. Patents:
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US Patent 7,301,972 |
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US Patent 7,295,653 |
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US Patent 7,242,748 |
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US Patent 7,277,526. |
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