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RNA viruses represent a significant portion of the high priority pathogens of concern to both human and animal health.
One challenge in dealing with the explosion of information we currently face is how to filter noise from relevant information over a large set of documents. Scanning through hundreds of documents is very time consuming and error prone.
Rapid and accurate diagnosis of viral infection is often required for both management of patient outcomes and management of viral spread. Existing diagnostic methods include direct examination of viral particles (electron or light microscopy, antigen immunofluorescence, and
We disclose a personalized content recommendation algorithm through mining user dwell times and other implicit user feedbacks derived from a user’s previously online reading or browsing activities, which would be captured by a set of novel user interfaces in the form of custom
This disclosure describes a system that can read millions of news feeds per day about topics (e.g., your customers, competitors, markets, and partners), and give you a small set of the most relevant items that you need to read to keep current with the overwhelming amount of in
Analyzing large volumes of text requires sophisticated algorithms and racks of computers. This invention removes the need for racks of computers to do this analysis.
The terms nanoparticle, nanotube, nanowire or generally nanomaterials are used to describe a broad class of zero (particles) and one-dimensional (tube or wire) single or composite material architectures that possess at least one functional dimension below 100nm (a few hundred
Diagnosing abnormalities from reports is heavily dependent on the time sequences of the patient visits.
This platform mechanically immobilizes small cellular structures, preferably spherical in geometry, at discrete locations of an open or microfluidically accessed substrate.