International Business Machines Corporation

Leland Stanford Junior University

Sandisk Corporation

San Diego State University Research Foundation

Hitachi Global Storage Netherlands, B.v.

Asahi Kasei Kabushiki Kaisha

Advanced Micro Devices Corporation

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Netherlands B.v.

King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology

Other

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

Sandisk Technologies Inc.

Globalfoundries U.S. 2 LLC

International Business Machines Corporatrion

Robert Dennis Miller

James L Hedrick

Willi Volksen

Teddie Peregrino Magbitang

Craig Jon Hawker

Ho-Cheol Kim

Victor Yee-Way Lee

Kiswanto Thayib

Urs T Duerig

Bernd W Gotsmann

Jane Elizabeth Frommer

Armin W Knoll

Kenneth Raymond Carter

Russell Clayton Pratt

Richard Anthony Dipietro

Erik Christopher Hagberg

John Campbell Scott

Ratnam Sooriyakumaran

Charles Gordon Wade

Geraud Jean-Michel Dubois

Phillip Joe Brock

Qinghuang Lin

Elbert Emin Huang

Young-Hye Na

Mark Whitney Hart

Geraud J Dubois

Daniel C Edelstein

Gregory Michael Wallraff

Alshakim Nelson

Dennis R McKean

Robert David Allen

Deborah A Neumayer

Alfred Grill

Sampath Purushothaman

Victor Y Lee

Stephen McConnell Gates

Linda Karin Sundberg

Carlton G Willson

Son Van Nguyen

Muthumanickam Sankarapandian

Gerrit Klaerner

Richard Anthony DiPietro

Victoria A Piunova

Tak H Ning

Michael A Gaynes

Ramachandran Muralidhar

Sufi Zafar

Stephen L Buchwalter

Jeffrey Curtis Hedrick

Joy Cheng

Timothy Roy Block

Hem P Takiar

Roy Rongqing Yu

Da-Yuan Shih

Hiroshi Ito

Michel Despont

Peter Vettiger

Michael Wayne Lane

Daniel Joseph Dawson

Yun-Hsin Liao

Robert J Twieg

Winfried W Wilcke

Mark Alfred Lantz

Griselda Bonilla

Terry Allen Spooner

John Christopher Arnold

Howard Gordon Zolla

Eric F Connor

William J Cote

Eric Gerhard Liniger

John Patrick Hummel

Scott Arthur MacDonald

Satya Venkata Nitta

Luisa Dominica Bozano

Alfred Floyd Renaldo

Eric Andrew Appel

Donald Clifford Hofer

Robert F Cook

James M Zavislan

David Robert Medeiros

Gerd K Binnig

Robert M Waymouth

James Patrick Doyle

Tadashi Fukuzawa

Uwe Paul Schroeder

Arpan Pravin Mahorowala

James Harvey Kaufman

Sally Ann Swanson

Edwin Lorimer Thomas

Anthony Cyril Lowe

Nicholas Ian Buchan

Nicholas C Fuller

Ute Drechsler

James P Godschalx

Andrew C Ting

Fredrik Nederberg

Glenn T Sincerbox

Joseph Grover Gordon, Ii

John Allen Hoffnagle

Gary C Bjorklund

A device includes an ion-conducting membrane with ion-conducting ceramic particles, and an ion-conducting polymer that surrounds the ion-conducting membrane. The ion-conducting polymer includes a pressure-deformable film with a glass transition temperature lower than an operation temperature of the device.

Composite solid electrolytes for rechargeable energy storage devices

A method includes applying to a substrate a solution including a polymeric compound to form a release layer on the substrate; applying ion-conducting elements on the release layer; applying a matrix polymer on the release layer, wherein the matrix polymer surrounds at least some of the ion-conducting elements; and removing the release layer to separate the matrix polymer from the substrate such that the ion-conducting elements remain embedded in a carrier layer of the matrix polymer and form an ion-conducting membrane.

Release layer for preparation of ion-conducting membranes

A sensor including a surface plasmon resonance detector with a reservoir for containing a liquid sample. The sensor further includes a sensing metallic film positioned within the reservoir so that at least a majority of a surface of the sensing metallic film is to be in contact with the liquid sample being housed within the reservoir. The sensory also includes a semiconductor device having a contact in electrical communication with the sensing metal containing film that is positioned within the reservoir. The semiconductor device measures the net charges of molecules within the liquid sample within a Debye length from the sensing metallic film.

Biosensors including surface resonance spectroscopy and semiconductor devices

Techniques for concurrent node startup are provided. A first startup instruction is received by a first node of a plurality of nodes, and the first node enters an initial startup state. The first node further transmits a first ping to the plurality of nodes, and determines, based on the first ping, that none of the plurality of nodes are in an active state or in a secondary startup state. Upon determining that no additional pings have been received, the first node enters the secondary startup state. Finally, the first node enters the active state, where the first node enters the active state as an initial node in a new cluster.

Concurrent cluster nodes self start

In embodiments, the ability to have two separate Db2 Mirror pair environments, each providing HA, which have the capability to switch application spaces between the Db2 Mirror pairs, is presented. At least one IASP is registered to a first node of a first pair of nodes at a first HA mirroring environment at a first location. The at least one IASP is replicated to a second HA mirroring environment, the second HA mirroring environment including a second pair of nodes at a second location, the second location different than the first location. The at least one IASP is registered with one node of the pair of nodes of the second mirroring environment, the at least one IASP is switched offline at the first pair of nodes of the first mirroring environment, and subsequently switched online at the second pair of nodes of the second mirroring environment.

Ability to move application spaces between two separate independent high availability (HA) environments

The present invention relates to CNT filled polymer composite system possessing a high thermal conductivity and high temperature stability so that it is a highly thermally conductive for use in 3D and 4D integration for joining device sub-laminate layers. The CNT/polymer composite also has a CTE close to that of Si, enabling a reduced wafer structural warping during high temperature processing cycling. The composition is tailored to be suitable for coating, curing and patterning by means conventionally known in the art.

Enhanced adhesive materials and processes for 3D applications

Release layer for preparation of ion conducting membranes

A thin film composite membrane (TFC) includes an active layer on a support. The active layer includes at least 8 barrier layers of star-polymers each having at least three linear polymers attached at a central core. Each of the barrier layers has a thickness between 5 and 50 nm, and the barrier layers have alternating charge.

Filtration membranes with functionalized star polymers

Method and apparatus for loading new code in the initial program load (IPL) path to reduce system restarts may be provided by receiving a new component for an operating system (OS) running on a computing device; identifying a given component of the OS that is currently running as corresponding to the new component; updating a header of the given component to indicate that the given component is to-be-updated a filepath for the new component; upon initializing the operating system during a subsequent boot of the computing device, checking the header of the given component when loading the given component from an IPL path for the OS to determine that the given component is to-be-updated, and in response: loading the new component into the IPL path according to the filepath within the header of the given component; removing the given component from the IPL path; and executing the new component.

Loading new code in the initial program load path to reduce system restarts

The present invention related to CNT filled polymer composite system possessing a high thermal conductivity and high temperature stability so that it is a highly thermally conductive for use in 3D and 4D integration for joining device sub-laminate layers. The CNT/polymer composite also has a CTE close to that of Si, enabling a reduced wafer structural warping during high temperature processing cycling. The composition is tailored to be suitable for coating, curing and patterning by means conventionally known in the art.

A method includes dispensing ion-conducting particles on a substrate comprising an adhesive to which the ion-conducting particles adhere; overcoating the ion conducting particles with a polymer; removing the substrate and the adhesive from the ion conducting particles; and removing a polymer overburden on the ion conducting particles to form a device that includes: (i) the polymer or a derivative thereof, and (ii) ion-conducting particles. At least a portion of the ion-conducting particles extend through the polymer or its derivative.

Ion conducting hybrid membranes

A porous membrane with a molecular weight cut-off (MWCO) greater than about 10 kDa, and a coating on at least a portion of a major surface of the porous membrane. The coating includes a star polymer having a hydrophobic core and hydrophilic arms, wherein the hydrophobic core contacts the porous membrane.

Anti-fouling coatings with star polymers for filtration membranes

A thin film composite (TFC) forward osmosis (FO) membrane includes a porous support with surfaces having thereon a hydrophilic self-assembled monolayer. An active layer on the support is sufficiently dense to remove an ionic species from a liquid.

Thin film composite forward osmosis membranes with performance enhancing layers

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