University of California

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Applied Nonlinear Sciences, LLC

Foster-miller, Inc.

Lev S Tsimring

Nikolai F Rulkov

Jeff Hasty

Sangeeta N Bhatia

Tal Danino

Arthur Prindle

Muhammad Omar Din

Henry D I Abarbanel

Mikhail M Sushchik

James U Lemke

Lawrence E Larson

Lev Korzinov

Wayne S Hill

Paul Henry Bryant

Ryan Johnson

Ramon Huerta

Garrett Graham

Michael Ferry

Scott Cookson

Leo Alexander Baumgart

Alexander R Volkovskii

Henry Di Abarbanel

Mikhail I Rabinovich

Some embodiments described herein relate to cells which have been genetically engineered to release a polypeptide when a population of the cells reaches a desired density. In some embodiments, the released polypeptide may be a therapeutic polypeptide. In some embodiments, the therapeutic polypeptide kills tumor cells or which inhibits the growth of tumor cells.

Engineered bacteria for production and release of therapeutics

Provided are a microfluidic biosensors that are suitable for continuously monitoring toxin levels in water supplies.

Microbial microfluidic biosensor

An active vibration control system including a sensor responsive to a source of vibration and which provides an output signal representative of the vibrations; at least one actuator positioned to impart canceling vibrations to the source of vibrations based on an input signal; a correction subsystem responsive to the actuator for estimating the sensor output in the absence of the canceling vibrations and which outputs a corrected output signal representative only of the vibrations emanating from the source; and a state space predictor responsive to the corrected output signal for determining the input signal to the actuator based on variations in the corrected output signal to better control vibrations especially in chaotic systems.

Active vibration control system

In a recording/playback system, increased information is achieved by 4 level biased magnetic recording where the maximum amplitude 4 level recording signal drives the medium's magnetization into a nonlinear region of its transfer function. The bias does not eliminate distortion at the maximum signal input level, however the system's signal to noise ratio is improved due to an increase in the amplitude of the playback signal resulting from the increased recording level. The nonlinear mapping capability of a neural network provides equalization of playback signals distorted due to the record/playback nonlinearity. The 4 level recorded signals provide a factor of 2 in information storage compared to binary recording, and quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) combined with the 4 level recording technique provides an additional factor of 2, for a factor of 4 in the information content stored.

Multilevel signal equalization utilizing nonlinear maps

A chaotic carrier pulse position modulation communication system and method is disclosed. The system includes a transmitter and receiver having matched chaotic pulse regenerators. The chaotic pulse regenerator in the receiver produces a synchronized replica of a chaotic pulse train generated by the regenerator in the transmitter. The pulse train from the transmitter can therefore act as a carrier signal. Data is encoded by the transmitter through selectively altering the interpulse timing between pulses in the chaotic pulse train. The altered pulse train is transmitted as a pulse signal. The receiver can detect whether a particular interpulse interval in the pulse signal has been altered by reference to the synchronized replica it generates, and can therefore detect the data transmitted by the receiver. Preferably, the receiver predicts the earliest moment in time it can expect a next pulse after observation of at least two consecutive pulses. It then decodes the pulse signal beginning at a short time before expected arrival of a pulse.

Chaotic carrier pulse position modulation communication system and method

A covert communication apparatus exploits chaotic dynamics in the multi-dimensional phase space with a continuous number of states and wide internal spectral bandwidth. The information modulates a chaotically generated signal, and the modulated chaotic signal is shaped for compatibility with the specific constraints demanded by the communication channel. In an analog embodiment, the chaotic signal spectrum is band limited to be compatible with the bandwidth requirements of the transmission link, and in a digital embodiment the word length and baud rate of the transmitted digital data are selected for similar transmission link compatibility. After transmission over the communication link, the received signal is applied to a receiver chaotic signal generator substantially identical to the transmitter chaotic signal generator and the chaotic signal is recovered. This chaotic signal is used to demodulate the received signal for recovery of the information.

Chaotic communication apparatus and method for use with a wired or

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