QSENSE
Mark Identification

QSENSE

Serial Number

79178910

Filing Date

Oct 30, 2015

Registration Date

Jan 10, 2017

Trademark by

BIOLIN SCIENTIFIC AB

Active Trademark

Classification Information

Scientific, electrical or optical apparatus and instruments for non-medical analyses and non-medical diagnostics, research and measurements, namely, quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation measuring, analyzing and monitoring instruments; scientific and industrial apparatus and instruments for surface measurements, namely, quartz crystal microbalance measuring instruments; tensiometers, sensors and angle meters for the analyzing of surface molecule interactions and of surface properties

Electrical and Scientific Apparatus

Medical apparatus or instruments for surface characterization and for human cell measurement in medical, science, research or for medical industrial use, namely, instruments for measuring and monitoring of biochemical processes and molecular interaction in human cells; medical apparatus or instruments for surface measurements in medical scientific research and in medical industrial research, namely, tensiometers, angle meters and sensors for measuring and analysis of human cells

Medical Apparatus

Scientific, industrial and academic research and development for others in the field of surface measurements and analyses of biochemical processes in living cells; analysis of materials, namely, polymers, surfactants, proteins, nanoparticles, lipids, cells, petroleum components and nanocomposite materials; science and technology non-business consultancy in the field of surface measurements; measurement of surface and molecular interaction of human cell membranes for polymers, surfactant, protein, nanoparticle, lipid, cell, petroleum component, and nanocomposite materials; computer programming, namely, the programming of apparatus or instruments in the nature of sensors, tensiometers and anglemeters for the measuring or monitoring of chemical or biochemical processes in cell membranes and for analysis of molecular interactions and surface properties

Computer and Scientific