Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Synthetic Genomics, Inc.

Exxonmobil Research and Engineering Company

Galapagos Nv

Abbvie Global Enterprises Ltd.

Bo Liu

Ke Wang

Paul Gordon Roessler

Ahmed Hassan Mohamed

Jessica Roxane Kristof

Philip R Kym

Robert J Altenbach

Xueqing Wang

John R Koenig

Ming Clinton Yeung

Xenia Beebe Searle

Eric A Voight

Andrew Bogdan

Jane C Schneider

Stephen N Greszler

Gang Hua

Marlon D Cowart

Gregory A Gfesser

Karine Fabienne Malagu

Sachin V Patel

Marc J Scanio

Bill Russell Vanhoose

Ayush A Bafna

Eric R Moellering

Owen Michael Atchison

John Verruto

Kevin T Watts

Rekha Seshadri

Francois Alexandre

Ya Xu

Kylan Matthew Nieh

Soyan Leung Lieberman

Joseph Andrew Babcanec

Weitao Duan

You Chen

Corey Neal Dodge

Mandar Dilip Dixit

Amanda Skaggs

John H Verruto

Kevin Watts

Corey M Francis

Charles Robert Bitler

Terrianne Elizabeth Martin

Daniel J Figola

Ronald R Vitarelli

Jane Schneider

Robert N Reib

Amanda Edwards

Yi Zhang

William Ramesh Esmieu

User data is extracted from a user data shard and copied into a user-isolated tenant shard. Instructions for accessing the user data are stored in a separate data store. A tenant administrator computing system retrieves and runs the instructions for accessing and exporting the user data from the user-isolated tenant shard.

Exporting customer data using a compliant tenant shard

Techniques of interaction data processing in a distributed computing system are disclosed herein. One example technique includes upon receiving a user interface output having a content item to be surfaced on a client device and a script configured to detect an interaction with the content item at the client device, surfacing the user interface output having the content item on a display of the client device and automatically executing the script embedded in the user interface output to detect an interaction with the surfaced content item at the client device. Upon detecting an interaction with the content item on the surfaced user interface output, the example technique also includes generating and transmitting interaction data representing the detected interaction to a remote server.

Interaction signal processing in distributed computing systems

A method for signal request caching is described. Signal requests are received at a signal processor from a plurality of computing devices. The received signal requests are routed to a signal data store. An ingestion rate of the received signal requests is monitored by the signal processor. When the ingestion rate meets a signal request rate threshold of the signal data store, overflow signal requests of the received signal requests are automatically routed to an intermediate cache instead of the signal data store. The overflow signal requests within the intermediate cache are aggregated into one or more signal packages, each of the one or more signal packages containing a plurality of overflow signal requests. The one or more signal packages are stored at the signal data store.

Overflow signal caching and aggregation

A computing device, including a processor configured to receive a training data set including a first plurality of log entries. Each log entry of the first plurality of log entries may be associated with a tag indicating whether the log entry includes sensitive data. The processor may be further configured to train a sensitivity classification neural network using the training data set. The processor may be further configured to apply the sensitivity classification neural network to a test data set including a second plurality of log entries to obtain a first classified test data set. The processor may be further configured to apply a rule-based data sensitivity classification algorithm to the test data set to obtain a second classified test data set. Based on the first classified test data set and the second classified test data set, the processor may be further configured to modify the sensitivity classification neural network.

Sensitivity classification neural network

Examples are disclosed that relate to computing devices and methods for synthesizing a novel pose of an object. One example provides a method comprising receiving a reference image of an object corresponding to an original viewpoint. The reference image of the object is translated into a depth map of the object, and a new depth map of the object is synthesized to correspond to a new viewpoint. A new image of the object is generated from the new viewpoint based on the new depth map of the object and the reference image of the object.

Pose synthesis

The present invention provides novel promoter and terminator sequences for use in heterologous gene expression in eukaryotic cells, such as algal cells. The invention further provides expression cassettes comprising a promoter, as described herein, operably linked to a heterologous gene. The invention further provides expression vectors and host eukaryotic cells, such as algal cells, for expressing a protein encoded by the heterologous gene; and methods for identifying promoters.

Promoters and terminators for use in eukaryotic cells

A machine may be configured to perform A/B testing on customized experiment units. For example, the machine receives a specification of an experiment unit that identifies a type of subject of an experiment for execution on a social networking service (SNS), and a value of the experiment unit. The machine generates, for the value of the experiment unit, tracking data that tracks user interactions by one or more users of the SNS, via one or more browsers, with content provided during an execution of the experiment. The machine generates, for the value of the experiment unit, metric data that measures an attribute associated with the experimental unit. The machine generates an experiment report based on the tracking data and the metric data. The machine causes a presentation of the experiment report in a user interface of a client device.

Flexible units for experimentation

Recombinant photosynthetic microorganisms that convert inorganic carbon to secreted fatty acids are described. Methods to recover the secreted fatty acids from the culture medium without the need for cell harvesting are also described.

Secretion of fatty acids by photosynthetic microorganisms

The present invention provides genes, polypeptides and expression constructs therefor, recombinant photosynthetic microorganisms, and method of use thereof, such as for the production of branched-chain alcohols (including 2-methyl-1-butanol, 3-methyl-1-butanol, and isobutanol) and derivatives thereof for a variety of uses.

Production of branched-chain alcohols by photosynthetic microorganisms

The present invention provides novel promoter and terminator sequences for use in gene expression in eukaryotic cells, such as algal cells. The invention further provides expression cassettes comprising a promoter, as described herein, operably linked to a gene. The invention further provides expression vectors and host eukaryotic cells, such as algal cells, for expressing a protein encoded by the gene; and methods for stably transforming eukaryotic algae such aswith transgenes.

Tetraselmis promoters and terminators for use in eukaryotic cells

Genes and strains of recombinant microorganisms are provided that are engineered to produce fatty alcohols and fatty alcohol derivatives. The organisms can include one, two, three or more transgenes that direct the biosynthesis of one or more fatty alcohols or derivatives. Methods of producing fatty alcohols using transgenic microorganisms are also provided.

Microbial production of fatty alcohols

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Bo Liu