General Electric Company

Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

Global Life Sciences Solutions USA LLC

Eugene Pauling Boden

Peter David Phelps

Xiaolei Shi

Brian Lee Lawrence

Patrick Joseph McCloskey

Kwok Pong Chan

Arunkumar Natarajan

Evgenia Mikhailovna Kim

Victor Petrovich Ostroverkhov

Larry I Flowers

Daniel Joseph Brunelle

Paul Dean Sybert

Kevin R Stewart

David L Ramsey

Robert James Perry

Julia L Lee

Herman Otto Krabbenhoft

Christopher P Yakymyshyn

Christoph Georg Erben

Kathryn Amanda Misner

Riffard Pierre Jean-Gilles

Larry Neil Lewis

Gary William Yeager

Roy Ray Odle

Marc Dubois

Matthew Jeremiah Misner

Ganesh Kailasam

Weijun Yin

Thomas G Shannon

Paul William Buckley

Luca P Fontana

Kevin Warner Flanagan

Donald Joseph Buckley

David Andrew Simon

Thomas Link Guggenheim

Weston Blaine Griffin

Pingfan Peter Wu

Ignacio Vic Fernandez

Joseph Lucian Smolenski

Kathryn Lynn Longley

Kenneth Roger Conway

Chengkun Zhang

Andrew Arthur Paul Burns

Alberto Nisoli

Joseph W Guiles

Anshika Bajaj

Angel Sanchez Gonzalez

Gary Charles Davis

James Anthony Cella

James Edward Pickett

Robert John Filkins

John Yaw Ofori

Reginald Donovan Smith

Peter William Lorraine

James Franklin Hoover

Robert Edgar Colborn

Thomas L Evans

Jan Henk Kamps

Mark Erik Nelson

David Michel Dardaris

David Gilles Gascoyne

Mark Allen Cheverton

Zhipeng Zhang

Zhiyuan Ren

Jonathan D Rich

Gary R Faler

Edward Kung

Shreyas Chakravarti

John Brian McDermott

William David Richards

Philip J McDermott

Ri-an Zhao

Wei Zhang

Shantaram Narayan Naik

Scott Michael Miller

Dmitry Vladimirovich Dylov

Sumeet Jain

Michael Teruki Takemori

Joseph John Caringi

Kiran Arunkumar Puthamane

Peter Hendrikus Vollenberg

Sharon J McCormick

Azar Alizadeh

Vinodkumar Vasudevan

Steven James Montgomery

Alice M Colley

James M Fukuyama

David K Bonauto

Michael Jeffrey McLaughlin

Robert Colin McTigue

Lina Prada

Vijay Krishna Paruchuru

Terry Lee Saunders

Kiran ArunKumar Puthamane

Peifang Tian

Denise Y Harris

Danielle R Joyce

Adelbert Hermannus Groothuis

Erik Hendrick Capelle

Julia Lam Lee

A sampling assembly configured to be coupled to a sample source is provided. The sampling assembly is configured to facilitate aseptic sampling at one or more instances in time. The sampling assembly includes a first conduit having a first port and a second port, where the first port is configured to be coupled to the sample source, and where the second port is configured to be hermetically sealed. The sampling assembly further includes a plurality of sub-conduits having corresponding sub-ports, where each of the plurality of sub-conduits is operatively coupled to the first conduit at respective connection points, and where each of the sub-ports is in fluidic communication with the first conduit. Moreover, the sampling assembly includes a plurality of sampling kits, where each sampling kit of the plurality of sampling kits is operatively connected to a respective sub-port of a corresponding sub-conduit.

Systems and methods for aseptic sampling

A curable composition for bonding windings or core laminates in an electrical machine is presented. The curable composition includes: (A) about 10 weight percent to about 25 weight percent of a polyfunctional cyanate ester; (B) about 35 weight percent to about 65 weight percent of a first difunctional cyanate ester, or a prepolymer thereof; (C) about 15 weight percent to about 40 weight percent of a second difunctional cyanate ester, or a prepolymer thereof. An associated method is also presented.

Composition for bonding windings or core laminates in an electrical machine, and associated method

Provided herein are methods and systems for rapid testing of films used in the manufacture of bioprocess bags. The methods described herein allow for determination of resistance to flexural fatigue while mimicking actual conditions in bioprocesses such as flexion and subsequent fatigue and failure of a bioprocess bag made of a film when it is placed on a rocking platform.

Method for testing of flexural fatigue resistance and associated system thereof

A curable composition for an electrical machine is presented. The curable composition includes: (A) about 10 weight percent to about 30 weight percent of a polyfunctional cyanate ester; (B) about 25 weight percent to about 60 weight percent of a first difunctional cyanate ester, or a prepolymer thereof; (C) about 10 weight percent to about 30 weight percent of a second difunctional cyanate ester, or a prepolymer thereof, and (D) about 5 weight percent to about 25 weight percent of a thermally conductive filler comprising boron nitride. An associated method is also presented.

Curable composition for electrical machine, and associated method

A sampling assembly configured to be coupled to a sample source and facilitate aseptic sampling at one or more instances in time is provided. Further, the sampling assembly includes a first conduit having first and second ports, where the first port is configured to be coupled to the sample source. The sampling assembly also includes a plurality of sub-conduits having corresponding sub-ports, where each of the plurality of sub-conduits is operatively coupled to the first conduit at respective connector junctions. Also, each of the sub-ports is in fluidic communication with the first conduit. The sampling assembly also includes a plurality of sampling kits and one or more pumping devices. Further, each sampling kit is operatively coupled to a respective sub-port of a corresponding sub-conduit. Moreover, the one or more pumping devices are operatively and aseptically coupled to the second port of the first conduit.

Holographic data storage devices are presented. The holographic data storage device includes an optically transparent substrate, wherein the optically transparent substrate includes a photochemically active dye and a heat generating chromophore. Methods for making holographic data storage device are also presented.

Holographic data storage device and method of making

A component comprising a stacked interleaved film structure that includes a plurality of layers inert to light. Alternating layers are either doped with a reverse saturable absorber (RSA) material or the RSA material is located between the adjacent inert layers. In some embodiments, the inert alternating layers have different refractive indices. A data storage device and methods of manufacture are also disclosed.

Stacked film reflective layers for multi-layer optical data storage

A method for storing data including: providing a first substrate having a plurality of micro-holograms therein, the micro-holograms being indicative of the data; providing a second hologram-supporting substrate; illuminating the plurality of micro-holograms in the first substrate through the second substrate, thereby producing a holographic pattern in the second substrate indicative of reflections of the plurality of micro-holograms in the first substrate; providing a third hologram-supporting substrate; and, illuminating the holographic pattern in the second substrate through the third substrate, thereby substantially replicating the plurality of micro-holograms in the first substrate in the third substrate.

Data storage method and device

A component includes a micro-hologram layer, where the micro-hologram layer includes layers inert to light interleaved with layers of functional film. The functional film layers are made of a material that undergoes a change in its refractive index when illuminated by a light beam, yet undergoes no change in its refractive index when illuminated by a different light beam. The components may further include interleaved spacer films with multiple micro-hologram layers and other elements (e.g., servo layer, coatings, and the like) so as to comprise a data storage device. Methods of manufacturing the component and device are also disclosed.

Stacked film threshold component, device, and method of manufacture

A method for storing holographic data, said method comprising: step (A) providing an optically transparent substrate comprising a polymer composition and a light absorbing chromophore, said polymer composition comprising a continuous phase and a dispersed phase, said dispersed phase being less than about 200 nm in size; and step (B) irradiating a volume element of the optically transparent substrate with a holographic interference pattern, wherein the pattern has a first wavelength and an intensity both sufficient to cause a phase change in at least a portion of the dispersed phase within the volume element of the substrate to produce within the irradiated volume element refractive index variations corresponding to the holographic interference pattern, thereby producing an optically readable datum corresponding to the volume element.

Method for storing holographic data

An optical data storage medium is provided. The optical data storage medium includes a polymer matrix; a reactant capable of undergoing a change upon triplet excitation, thereby causing a refractive index change; and a non-linear sensitizer capable of absorbing actinic radiation to cause upper triplet energy transfer to said reactant. The refractive index change capacity of the medium is at least about 0.005. The non-linear sensitizer comprises a triarylmethane dye.

Optical data storage media and methods for using the same

The present invention provides methods for controlling the optical properties of a light transmissive article. The method includes identifying a target window in an Abbe diagram comprising reference polymeric materials. The method further includes selecting a first polymeric material from the reference polymeric materials and compounding the first polymeric material with a stable UV chromophore to provide a first polymer composition. The method further includes transforming the first polymer composition to provide the light transmissive article, wherein the light transmissive article has an Abbe number and a refractive index which falls within the target window. Light transmissive articles prepared using the above methods are also provided.

Light transmissive articles and methods thereof

Optical data storage media for bit-wise recording of a microhologram using an incident radiation at a wavelength of about 405 nm are provided. The optical storage medium includes (a) a non-photopolymer polymer matrix; (b) a non-linear sensitizer comprising a phenylethynyl platinum complex, wherein the non-linear sensitizer is capable of triplet-triplet energy transfer from an upper triplet state (T) of the non-linear sensitizer to a lower triplet state (T) of a reactant, wherein 'n' is an integer greater than 1; and (c) a reactant capable of undergoing a chemical change upon the triplet-triplet energy transfer from the non-linear sensitizer, thereby causing a refractive index change in the medium to record the microhologram.

Optical data storage media

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Eugene Pauling Boden