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Nautical Control Solutions, LP

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Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP

Clontech Laboratories, Inc.

Dadi Inc.

Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals USA LLC

The University of Texas System

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Bell Atlantic Network Services, Inc.

Championx USA Inc.

Stanford Research Institute

Oak Crest Institute of Science

Thomas H Smith

David W Henry

Donald B Bivin

Marc Michael Baum

Martin Stuart Edelstein

Grant Merrill

Timothy B Karpishin

Brian Doyle

Emerson Ornstein

Jeffery A Whiteford

Joshua W Kriesel

Helen Y Wu

Robert T Jonas

Max P McDaniel

Elizabeth Ann Benham

John D Hottovy

Matthew G Thorn

Pepin S Gelardi

David H Burns

Donald W Verser

Dale A Zellers

Theodore R Ullrich

Jerry T Lanier

Mark Micklatcher

Serena Joshi

Boo Boon Khoo

Paul S Nelson

James A Helliwell

Anthony Joseph George

Lisa A Winn

Te-Tuan Yang

Dennis Ono Tjandra

Jamie Layne White

John Donovan

Anthony George

Archana Sridhar Mungara

Matthew T Haberly

John O Lawmaster

David A Lockman

Clay K Thurman

George R Pettit

Pious V Kurian

William W Lee

Charles E Miller

George L Tong

Daniel Robert Dreyer

Penny A Zellers, Legal Representative

Jeffrey Katz

Jun-Ping Xu

Amanda Malone

Steven R Kain

Allan N Fujiwara

John A Moss

Brian Perry

Jacques Chelly

James Foster

Amanda M Malone

Hans Marrero

Brian Beckwith

Delbert Herald

William H Slattery

Ross Sloan

Erik Pierstorff

Richard Edgerly

Kevin Maurer

Maria Castan

Thomas Cousin

Gilbert Spagnola

Kathleen M Daley

Margaret Keegan

John P Darin

Josh Kriesel

A portable fuel metering system (PMU) is described. The PMU has one or more flow meters capable of metering the flow of fluids, such as fuel, as the fluid is transferred from a source to a receiver. The PMU may include a telemetry unit configured to transmit parameters related to the fuel transfer to remote location. The PMU may be configured in a light, portable package that may be carried by one or two people. The PMU may include a power generator that is configured to use the flow of fluid to the PMU to generate power for the PMU's operation.

Portable fuel metering system

A configuration policy applicable to one or more target resources is identified. An indication of a non-compliance remediation workflow corresponding to the policy, indicating an automated action, is obtained via a programmatic interface. In response to detecting that a particular target resource does not comply with the configuration policy, implementation of the automated action is initiated.

Managed remediation of non-compliant resources

System and associated method for capturing, preserving, and transporting a bodily fluid, including a collection jar having a base body, a lid body, and a cartridge having a plunger therein and disposed in the lid body, the cartridge housing a preservative when the plunger is in a first plunger position and permitting a release of the preservative into an internal cavity of the collection jar when the plunger is in a second plunger position, and a transportation packaging having an outer container, at least one insulation foam support, at least one phase change material bottle, and at least one collection jar holding tray, where the phase change material bottle has an indented portion corresponding to an indented portion of the collection jar holding tray, and where the collection jar is configured for placement in the at least one collection jar holding tray during transportation.

System and method for bodily fluid capture and preservation

A mobile fuel monitoring system (MMU) is disclosed. The fuel monitoring system may be skid mounted and is configured to monitor fuel transfers between a fuel source and a vessel, such as a ship. The disclosed MMU is a stand-alone, self-contained unit that can be easily moved from place to place. The MMU is configured to monitor and remotely report custody transfers of fuel performed at any location. Parameters of the fuel transfer operation, such as the amount of fuel transferred, the flow rate, the fuel density, and fuel temperature can be monitored and alarms may be issued if any of the parameters are out of specification. The parameter values may be transmitted to a remote location, for example, via a satellite link.

Mobile fuel measurement system

System and associated method for capturing, preserving, and transporting a bodily fluid, including a collection jar having a base body, a lid body, and a plunger, the plunger housing a preservative when in a first plunger position and permitting a release of the preservative into an internal cavity of the collection jar when in a second plunger position, where the plunger moves from the first plunger position to the second plunger position by pushing the plunger into the internal cavity, and a transportation packaging having an outer container, at least one vacuum insulated panel, at least one phase change material bottle, and at least one collection jar holding tray, where the phase change material bottle has an indented portion corresponding to an indented portion of the collection jar holding tray, where the collection jar is configured for placement in the at least one collection jar holding tray during transportation.

The present invention provides for pharmaceutical preparations, devices, systems and methods for the treatment of otic diseases and conditions. In various embodiments, the preparations, devices, systems and methods enable sustained drug release for the treatment or prevention of hearing loss, infections, and other pathological conditions of cochlea and inner ear.

Solid drug implants for intracochlear delivery of therapeutics for the treatment of Otic disorders

Described herein are injectable corticosteroid-loaded microparticles, pharmaceutical composition thereof and methods for reducing inflammation or pain in a body compartment such as a joint, an epidural space, a vitreous body of an eye, a surgically created space, or a space adjacent to an implant.

Injectable sustained release composition and method of using the same for treating inflammation in joints and pain associated therewith

A configuration policy applicable to one or more target resources is determined. An indication of a non-compliance workflow corresponding to the policy, indicating an action, is obtained via a programmatic interface. In response to detecting that a particular target resource does not comply with the configuration policy, implementation of the action is initiated.

Compositions and methods of preparation and use for controlled release solid scale inhibitors used in hydraulic fracturing operations in oil and gas wells. The controlled release scale inhibitors comprise amorphous glass which is a reaction product of a phosphorus-containing compound, a calcium-containing compound, a magnesium-containing compound and base. The composition has a predetermined dissolution rate for controlled release of scale inhibitors in induced hydraulic fractures in hydraulic fracturing treatment of oil or gas wells.

Controlled release solid scale inhibitors

A bed bug treatment mixture includes a liquid mixture that may be sprayed onto bedding having a bed bug, or, infestation so that the bed bugs and their eggs are killed by the mixture. The mixture includes a combination of permethrin, piperonyl butoxide, and glycolic acid as active ingredients and further includes one or more inactive ingredients.

Bed bug treatment mixture

The present invention provides for a drug delivery device. The device can comprise at least one core with a first active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), coated with a first layer that is permeable or semi-permeable to the API, coated with a second layer that is impermeable to the API, and having a delivery window to allow passage of the API through the device and into body fluids or tissues. The device can also have a wicking material to modify the rate of transport of the API into the body fluid or tissues.

Drug delivery device employing wicking release window

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