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Rachel Ellen Moschell

from Carmel, IN
Age ~45
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Also known as:
Rachel E Moschell, Rachel Ellen Vanwinkle, Rachel E Vanwinkle, Rachel Ellen York, Rachel E York, Rachel Van Winkle
Related to:
Jolly J ReevesGail A Vanwinkle, 73Mike York, 73Donna YorkDerek Duane York, 47Lauren A Reed, 37Michael York, 73Eleanor P Moschell, 96A Vannathan, 49L VankennethKurt K Sherer, 51Zachary R Moschell, 37Kenneth L Vanwinkle, 72Virgil J YorkMichael T York, 53Tiffany J York, 33Donna S York, 71
Connected to:
Alex Moschella, 44Giuseppe Moschella, 101Jennifer C Moschella, 51Michael S Moschel, 49Tammy A Moschella, 60Alessandro Moschetta, 91Brian A Moschet, 44Elizabeth A Moschetta, 68Leandra Y Moschetti, 42Megan A Moschetti, 27

Rachel Moschell Phones & Addresses

  • Carmel, IN
  • Zionsville, IN
  • Lafayette, IN
  • Richmond, IN
  • Thorntown, IN
  • Centerville, IN

Work

Company: Beckman coulter Feb 2018 Position: Senior staff user experience designer

Education

Degree: Bachelors School / High School: Purdue University 1997 to 2001 Specialities: Computer Science

Skills

Software Engineering • Software Project Management • Software Development • Testing • Product Development • .Net • Medical Devices • Software Design • C# • Software Requirements • User Experience • Biomedical Engineering • User Interface Design • Design Control • R&D • Validation • Flow Cytometry • Research and Development • Life Sciences • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Software Verification • Voice of the Customer Analysis • Product Design

Industries

Medical Devices

Resumes

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Senior Staff User Experience Designer

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Location:
Indianapolis, IN
Industry:
Medical Devices
Work:
Beckman Coulter
Senior Staff User Experience Designer
Beckman Coulter
Staff Software Engineer
Education:
Purdue University 1997 - 2001
Bachelors, Computer Science Purdue University;Bachelors, Computer Science;1997 – 2001;
Bachelors, Computer Science
Skills:
Software Engineering
Software Project Management
Software Development
Testing
Product Development
.Net
Medical Devices
Software Design
C#
Software Requirements
User Experience
Biomedical Engineering
User Interface Design
Design Control
R&D
Validation
Flow Cytometry
Research and Development
Life Sciences
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Software Verification
Voice of the Customer Analysis
Product Design

Publications

Us Patents

Computer-Implemented Liquid-Handler Protocol

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US Patent:
20220341954, Oct 27, 2022
Filed:
Dec 16, 2020
Appl. No.:
17/787216
Inventors:
- Brea CA, US
Rachel Ellen Moschell - Indianapolis IN, US
Peter Robert Nei - Carmel IN, US
John S. Snider - Brownsburg IN, US
Assignee:
Beckman Coulter, Inc. - Brea CA
International Classification:
G01N 35/00
Abstract:
A server stores a set of laboratory applications to process batches of samples. The server receives, from a first lab administrator, a selection of a subset of the laboratory applications to process the batches of samples and an admin configuration for a laboratory application in the subset. The server receives configuration(s) of batch(es) to be used for running at least a portion of the subset of laboratory applications configured according to the admin configuration. The server receives, from a first scientific device, a request to run a laboratory application form the first subset to process a batch. The server provides the laboratory application(s) that are capable of being executed using the first scientific device. The server receives, from the first scientific device, a selected laboratory application. The server transmits, to the first scientific device, a signal for executing a first part of the selected laboratory application.

Systems And Methods For Laboratory Deck Setup Verification

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US Patent:
20220276274, Sep 1, 2022
Filed:
Aug 21, 2020
Appl. No.:
17/637442
Inventors:
- Brea CA, US
Rachel Ellen Moschell - Carmel IN, US
Peter Robert Nei - Brownsburg IN, US
John S. Snider - Brownsburg IN, US
Robert J. Zigon - Carmel IN, US
Assignee:
Beckman Coulter, Inc. - Brea CA
International Classification:
G01N 35/00
B01L 1/00
Abstract:
A laboratory workstation for preparing a sample according to a programmed protocol. The laboratory workstation may include a display device configured to display an instruction for loading a first item of labware onto a deck of the laboratory workstation at a position on the deck specified by the programmed protocol; an imaging device configured to monitor the deck of the laboratory workstation by creating one or more images of the deck; and a processor configured to recognize, in the one or more images created by the imaging device, an item of labware loaded onto the deck by an operator. In some embodiments, the processor may be configured to indicate on the display device whether the recognized item of labware loaded by the operator is arranged on the deck in accordance with the programmed protocol.

Thermo-Cycler For Robotic Liquid Handling System

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US Patent:
20230020118, Jan 19, 2023
Filed:
Dec 18, 2020
Appl. No.:
17/787418
Inventors:
- Brea CA, US
Kristina K. Lu - Indianapolis IN, US
Rachel Ellen Moschell - Carmel IN, US
Peter Robert Nei - Brownsburg IN, US
Mark F. Sauerburger - Zionsville IN, US
Zachary M. Smith - Avon IN, US
John S. Snider - Brownsburg IN, US
Jason L. Springston - Carmel IN, US
Assignee:
Beckman Coulter, Inc. - Brea CA
International Classification:
B01L 7/00
B01L 9/06
Abstract:
A reaction vessel comprises a lower chamber with a first volume, and an upper chamber with a second volume greater than the first volume. A thermocycling system for heating the reaction vessel includes a lower heating zone to heat the lower chamber, an upper heating zone to heat the upper chamber, and a lid heater to heat an opening of the upper chamber. A method comprises loading a sample into a lower chamber of a reaction vessel, thermocycling the lower chamber using a lower heating zone of the thermo cycler, combining an additive into the sample to produce a combination filling the lower chamber and at least partially filling an upper chamber of the reaction vessel, and incubating the upper and lower chambers using the lower heating zone and an upper heating zone. The lower and upper chambers can have different wall thicknesses to facilitate heat transfer.
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