International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Julia S Baldauf

Christine Schieber

Stephen Michael Moore

Matthew Downton

Darcy James Beurle

Kerry J Halupka

Stefan Harrer

Benjamin Scott Mashford

Alexe Bojovschi

George Yiapanis

Julian De Hoog

Fatemeh Jalali

Khalid Abdulla

Mahsa Salehi

John Michael Wagner

Priscilla Racquel Rogers

Natalie J Gunn

Lida Ghahremanlou

Sridhar Kannam

A method of recovering particles from a liquid, a froth flotation apparatus, and a method of recovering particles in a flotation cell are disclosed. In an embodiment, the method comprises a technique of exposing the particles to first-size bubbles having a first predetermined size; the first-size bubbles adhering to the particles; and exposing the particles in a liquid, with the first-size bubbles adhering to the particles, to second-size bubbles having a second predetermined size, the second predetermined size being at least approximately ten times larger than the first predetermined size. The method further comprises the second-size bubbles adhering to the particles and engulfing the first-size bubbles on the particles; and using the second-size bubbles adhering to the particles to recover the particles from the liquid. In one embodiment a first surfactant is used to form the first-size bubbles, and a second surfactant is used to form the second-size bubbles.

Engulfed nano/micro bubbles for improved recovery of large particles in a flotation cell

A method of generating a 4D model includes capturing imagery of a catheter and a vessel as the catheter is directed through the vessel to a location of interest, wherein the catheter is disposed on a guidewire, constructing a 3D time varying reference curve describing a trajectory of the guidewire, and constructing a time varying 3D model of the artery using the reference curve.

Intravascular catheter for modeling blood vessels

A method including generating a 3-D model of an unstenosed geometry of a blood vessel responsive to a 3-D model of an actual geometry of the blood vessel, establishing a parametric description of a stent that is expanded from a collapsed configuration to a final configuration that apposes the unstenosed geometry, developing a design for the stent by varying parameters of the parametric description responsive to a design heuristic that includes risk of stent strut breakage during a plastic deformation between the collapsed configuration and the final configuration, embodying the stent according to the design for the stent, inserting the stent into a blood vessel in its collapsed configuration, maneuvering the stent through the blood vessel to a stenosis, and expanding the stent to its final configuration.

Personalized coronary stents

A diagnosis method, system, and computer program product, include processing a user input comprising medical symptoms, assigning the user to a team of physicians and a cognitive agent based on the processed medical symptoms, each of the physicians having a different medical specialty corresponding to a disease associated with the medical symptoms, and producing a consensus diagnosis from the team of physicians and the cognitive agent.

System, method and computer program product for ensemble-based cognitive online health system for effective disease diagnosis

In one example, a method includes providing a pulp composed of a combination of particulate materials including particles of a target material. The pulp is mixed with a collector composed of anisotropic particles having at least two separate spatial domains that have different physiochemical properties, and the mixture of pulp and collector is fed into an aqueous solution containing air bubbles.

Froth flotation with anisotropic particle collectors

A catheter including a monitoring body and a pair of markers disposed on the monitoring body, each marker of the pair of markers encircling the monitoring body, wherein the pair of markers are configured to indicate, through their appearance from a given point of view, an orientation of the monitoring body.

Intravascular catheter including markers

A computer-implemented method includes receiving an input, from a user, in the form of a destination to be navigated to; calculating a route to the destination based on the input; recognizing at least one object on a route taken by the user; processing data from the received input, the calculated route, and the recognized at least one object; and providing an output to the user based on the recognized at least one object, the output being based on natural language processing.

User-friendly navigation system

Apparatus for supporting personalized coronary stents

Personalized coronary stent methods

A method comprises generating power at a solar photovoltaic cell; receiving, at a controller, one or more input parameters pertaining to a power output of the solar photovoltaic cell; introducing liquid to the solar photovoltaic cell in response to the power output of the solar photovoltaic cell to increase the efficiency of the solar photovoltaic cell; recovering heat from the liquid introduced to the solar photovoltaic cell; and selecting an appropriate distribution of the power output of the solar photovoltaic cell to one or more power-drawing components in a way that maximizes a chosen objective for the whole of system.

Optimal distributed energy resource management system

Data relating to fluid dynamics is obtained using a flow field sensor that measures acceleration and angular velocity of the sensor on three axes. Ballast control allows the sensor to obtain neutral buoyancy within the fluid. The sensor is effective in opaque fluids and closed containers as data is stored in a removable memory. Froth flotation systems are among the applications for the sensor. The small size, the geometry, and the center of mass of the sensor allow it to follow the flow field in a vessel without material disruption of the flow field or weight-induced angular displacement.

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Victoria, Australia

Julia S Baldauf