Google Inc.

Benchling, Inc.

Verishop Inc.

Liu Liu

Rong Yan

Farzad Khosrowshahi

Mario Anima

Lucas Pettinati

Genevieve Cuevas

Vineet Gopal

Dane Colin Pieri

Jessica Marie Anerella

Imran Khan

Lucas Zulauf

Swathi Sundar

ChingYao Yu

Ashutosh Singhal

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for a computing platform that supports bioprocess design, execution, analysis, and technology transfer. One of the methods includes receiving, by a bioinformatics platform from a production facility, a facilities specification that represents properties and capabilities of each item of equipment of a plurality of items of equipment at the production facility. A selection of a recipe to be transferred to the production facility as a production plan is received. A matching process is performed between unit operations of the selected recipe and equipment represented by the facilities specification to convert each equipment-agnostic unit operation of the recipe into an equipment-specific production task to be performed by a particular item of equipment in the production facility. A production plan is generated having a plurality of equipment-specific production tasks for the production facility.

Computing platform for bioprocess design, execution, analysis, and technology transfer

A multi-user shopping experience that allows users to converse and exchange ideas in a group setting while shopping. Through a browser or an application (e.g., on a mobile device), users are able converse with other shoppers, exchange ideas, select items, view items selected by other users, and make purchases. Additionally, each user is notified of other users' activities (e.g., viewing a collective shopping bin or browsing web pages in an on-line marketplace). Furthermore, incentives (such as discounts or free gifts) are provided to users in the group.

Online multi-user shopping

In general, the disclosure is directed to a computing device configured to identify and display information determined to be relevant to a current task. The computing device receives information associated with a content page for a second application, at least a portion of which is included in a graphical user interface. The computing device determines, based on the information, a context of the second application. The computing device determines, based on the context, a set of objects for each of one or more applications related to the second application. The computing device generates a content page for the first application including graphical indications of at least one object from at least one of the respective sets of objects. The computing device outputs, for display, at least a portion of the content page for the first application within the graphical user interface.

Automatic context passing between applications

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Liu Liu