BioLife Solutions Expands Intellectual Property Estate

7 New Granted Patents; 43 Submitted Patent Applications Global Portfolio Now Totals 148 Issued and 114 Pending Patents BioLife Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLFS) ("BioLife" or the "Company"), a

7 New Granted Patents; 43 Submitted Patent Applications

Global Portfolio Now Totals 148 Issued and 114 Pending Patents

BioLife Solutions, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLFS) (“BioLife” or the “Company”), a leading developer and supplier of class-defining bioproduction products and services for the cell and gene therapy (CGT) and the broader biopharma markets, today provided an update on the expansion of its intellectual property estate.

During 2022, the Company received notice of the granting of 7 patents by the USPTO and other patent authorities outside the United States.  BioLife also filed 43 new applications for novel inventions related to its cell processing , media, storage containers, and freezers and thaw systems platforms. Several are specific to BioLife’s proprietary Stirling engine technologies.

Mike Rice, Chairman and CEO, commented, “In 2022, we continued to fund the development of several very promising and novel inventions to expand protection of and strengthen our intellectual property estate and set the stage for a series of innovative product launches over the next few years.  I’m especially pleased with the integration of our various acquired hardware and software development and engineering teams and how they have collaborated to produce several disruptive technologies that will provide more customer value and further differentiate BioLife from other life science tools and services providers.”

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