Qualcomm Incorporated

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Cytiva Sweden Ab

Ge Healthcare Bio-sciences Ab

Dell Products Inc.

Global Life Sciences Solutions USA LLC

Prashanth Hosabettu Mohan

Parthasarathy Krishnamoorthy

KrishnaKumar Vasanthasenan

Naveen Kumar Pasunooru

Raevanth Venkat Annam

Anand Rajurkar

Douglas Christopher Burger

Suman Kumar Nath

Oriana Riva

Janga Reddy Alimineti

Aravinth Rajendran

Muthukumaran Dhanapal

Shravan Kumar Raghunathan

Ashish Shankar Iyer

Pankaj Shivcharan Gupta

Ajit S Vernekar

Prasad Gadde

Prachi Agrawal

Ramu Thondapu

Sri Sai Kandakatla

Suman Kumar Sinha

Kuo-Chun Lee

Srinivasan Balasubramanian

Klaus Gebauer

Liangchi Hsu

Georgios Tsirtsis

Venkata N Padmanabhan

Srinivasan Rajagopalan

Lenin Ravindranath Sivalingam

Ammar Kitabi

Praveen Paul

Partha Sarathy Doddapadam Srinivasa Raghavachar

Praveen Kumar Appani

Nachiket Karmarkar

Sasi Kumar Nutalapati

Santhosh Kumar

Mohit Gupta

Jayesh Bathija

Abhilash Singh Rajpoot

Aziz Gholmieh

Reza Shahidi

Akash Kumar

Sharad Agarwal

Ramachandran Ramjee

Ramachandran Subramanian

Bhaskara Viswanadham Batchu

Sandip Maity

Suresh Sanka

Navid Ehsan

Ankit Maheshwari

Nagapriya Kavoori Sethumadhavan

Hargovind Prasad Bansal

Manjunath Bhat

Dhananjaya Sarma Ponukumati

Priyangshu Ghosh

Eduardo Esteves

Haresh Digambar Patil

Pavan Kaivaram

Manjunatha Subbamma Ananda

Chinmaya Padhy

Sagar Shah

Atul Soni

Soumen Mitra

Swapnil Puranik

Nagaraju Konduru

Nityananda Maiya

Krishnadev Madhavan Nair

Srihari Vodnala

Sameera Simha Hindupur

Selvi Shah

Santhana Palanisamy

Vikas Gupta

Ishdeep Singh Juneja

Sambasiva Rao Pamarthi

Ganesan Mariyappan

Nithin Thilak Nallasivam

Srujith Reddy Katamreddy

Daniel David Raj

Nikitas Liogkas

Niall Brady

Sarath Chandra Vaidyula

Santosh Reddy Naini

Sasikumar Arumugam

Sudheer Mygapula

Bashkar Hv

Shashidhar Hedge

Sahebagouda Alagur

Ajay Gore

Narendra G R

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A perfusion bioprocessing system () includes a bioreactor () and a recirculation flow path () provided with at least in one first feed flow control device () and at least one second feed control device (). The perfusion bioprocessing system () further includes a first tangential flow filter () coupled to the bioreactor () via the recirculation flow path () and a second tangential flow filter () coupled to the bioreactor () via the recirculation flow path (). The first tangential flow filter and the second tangential flow filter are coupled to a permeate flow path and a retentate flow path. Additionally, the perfusion bioprocessing system () includes a control unit () coupled to the at least one first feed flow control device () and the at least one second feed control device ().

Perfusion bioprocessing system and method of operating the same

The invention discloses a method of controlling a transmembrane pressure (TMP) in a crossflow filtration apparatus, comprising the steps of: a) providing a crossflow filtration apparatus comprising a pump () fluidically connected via a retentate compartment () of a crossflow filter () and a length of flexible tubing to a regulator valve (1; 101) acting on the flexible tubing, wherein the regulator valve is a high precision pinch valve. The apparatus further comprises a first pressure transducer () adapted to measure a pressure between the retentate compartment and the regulator valve, a second pressure transducer () adapted to measure a pressure between the pump and the retentate compartment and a third pressure transducer () adapted to measure a pressure at a permeate outlet () of the crossflow filter, and a control unit () electrically or electromagnetically connected to said regulator valve, the first, second and third pressure transducers and optionally to the pump; b) pumping a liquid with the pump via the second pressure transducer, through the retentate compartment via the length of flexible tubing, the first pressure transducer and the regulator valve; c) controlling the regulator valve with the control unit, such that a TMP calculated by formula (I) TMP=(P+P)/2−Pcorresponds to a predetermined TMP value or to an interval between two predetermined TMP values, wherein Pis a pressure reading from the second pressure transducer, Pis a pressure reading from the first pressure transducer and Pis a pressure reading from the third pressure transducer.

Method for pressure control in crossflow filtration

Method and apparatus are provided for updating unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) status in unmanned aircraft system (UAS) ecosystem. In accordance with some implementation, a UE may determine a change in flight state of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). The UE upon such determination may communicating to an unmanned aerial system traffic management (UTM) the fight state via a wireless wide area network (WWAN). This may allow the UTM to more efficiently manage and allocate resources to UAVs.

Methods and apparatuses for updating UAV status in UAS ecosystem

A method, an apparatus, and a non-transitory computer readable medium for receiving data and one or more redundant equivalent versions of the data from a remote user equipment (UE), buffering the data and the one or more redundant equivalent versions of the data, transmitting the data to a base station, receiving at least one negative acknowledgement, relating to the data, from the base station indicating an unsuccessful reception of the data; and transmitting, in response to receiving the at least one negative acknowledgement, at least one of the one or more redundant equivalent versions of the data to the base station.

Enhanced internet of things relay data re-transmission

Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for request processing using dynamic item data structures are provided herein. An example method includes an item data structure comprising an item identifier for a given item and a plurality of global identifiers, wherein a given one of the global identifiers is indicative of a corresponding one of a plurality of different variations of the given item based on a particular combination of values associated with the given global identifier, wherein the particular combination of values is specified for a set of parameters associated with the given item; dynamically identifying one of the global identifiers in the item data structure based at least in part on one or more user inputs indicative of a value for at least one of the parameters; and processing a request for the given item based at least in part on the identified global identifier.

Request processing using dynamic item data structures

A valve () for a bioprocess liquid apparatus () comprises tubular sections () inside which valve seat means () are arranged. A plunger arrangement () is configured to selectively interact with the valve seat means to close and open the tubular sections in response to a magnetic field provided by solenoid arrangements (), the solenoid arrangements being arranged at the bioprocess liquid apparatus. A flow path device comprising such a valve and a bioprocess liquid apparatus and a method of handling a bioprocess liquid are also disclosed.

Valve for a bioprocess liquid

A microfluidic device () is disclosed for in-process monitoring of cell culture conditions including for example one or more of: cell density; cell viability; secreted proteins; protein analysis; epitope markers; concentrations of metabolites or nutrients and antigenic determinations; the device comprising: a cell inlet path (); plural fluid reservoirs () in fluid communication with the cell input path, a cell analysis area () in fluid communication with the path and reservoirs, and a waste storage volume () also in fluid communication with the cell analysis area, the device being operable to cause a primary fluid flow along the inlet path to the analysis area, and to selectively cause secondary fluid flow(s) into the path from none, one or more of the selected reservoirs to combine, if one or more of the reservoirs are selected, with the primary fluid flow from the cell inlet path, in each case for analysis at the cell analysis area, the device being further operable to cause a fluid flow of the primary and any combined secondary flows from the cell analysis area into the waste storage volume.

Microfluidic device for cell culture monitoring

Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment may determine that a reselection timer has an expiration time that is to extend an active period of a discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle; determine whether to extend the active period based at least in part on at least one of a set of serving cell measurements or a duration that the expiration time is to extend the active period; and selectively extend the active period or enter a sleep mode without extending the active period based at least in part on determining whether to extend the active period. Numerous other aspects are provided.

Selective extension of an active period of a DRX cycle for reselection

Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. One technique includes identifying, by a user equipment (UE), a periodic time window for the UE to access a network, and transmitting an indication of the periodic time window to the network in a random access channel transmission. The technique also describes receiving, from the network based at least in part on the periodic time window, an indication of uplink resources allocated to the UE during the identified periodic time window. Another technique includes receiving, from a UE in a random access channel transmission, an indication of a periodic time window for the UE to access the network. The technique also includes determining, based at least in part on the periodic time window, uplink resources for the UE to access the network during instances of the identified periodic time window and transmit an indication of the uplink resources.

Enhanced random access and wake-up mechanism

A method and a system for improving mixing of content in a containerprovided in a filter systemsaid method comprising providing a mixing loopparallel to a recirculation flow pathof the filter system

Mixing method and system

In an embodiment, a client device receives a set of network registration credentials configured to authorize access to one or more network services provided by a network server. The client device shares the set of network registration credentials with an external device (e.g., a peer client device or an access point) via D2D. In another embodiment, a device (e.g., the external device or a different device) receives the set of network registration credentials via D2D and interacts with the network server to access a network service using the set of network registration credentials. In another embodiment, the device shares the set of network registration credentials with another client device via D2D.

Exchanging network server registration credentials over a D2D network

Various technologies described herein pertain to prefetching content units. A prefetch request is transmitted to a server from a client device. The prefetch request includes data indicative of probabilities of slots for content units being available during an upcoming time period. The probabilities can be based on likely interaction with application(s) executed by the client device during the upcoming time period. Prefetched content units assigned to the client device for the upcoming time period can be received from the server responsive to the prefetch request. One or more of the prefetched content units can be served for display on a display screen of the client device during execution the application(s). Further, statuses of the prefetched content units can be monitored, and information that specifies a subset of the prefetched content units that are unlikely to be displayed on the display screen prior to corresponding deadlines for expiration can be transmitted.

Energy-efficient content serving

Systems and methods are disclosed for sharing network feedback information. The method may include establishing, at a first access terminal, a wireless link with an access point, receiving network configuration data from the access point, composing a network feedback expression that indicates a status or availability of at least one network service associated with the access point, and transmitting the network feedback expression to a second access terminal via a D2D link.

Sharing network feedback information using a device-to-device link

Minimizing conflicts between different radio access technologies (RATs) is disclosed herein which include monitoring, by a user equipment (UE), a first use of a UE Radio Frequency (RF) resource by a first Radio Access Technology (RAT). The UE monitors a second use of the UE resource by a second RAT. The UE is served by a current serving cell in the second RAT. The UE may also determine a percentage of conflict between a first use of a UE resource by a first RAT and the second use of the UE resource by the second RAT over a predefined period of time, and initiating, by the UE, a cell reselection attempt to one or more neighboring cells of a plurality of neighboring cells serving the second RAT based on the determined percentage of conflict exceeding a predetermined threshold.

Method and apparatus for minimizing/avoiding conflicts between different radio access technologies serving user equipment

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