International Business Machines Corporation

Tonia Elengikal

Mathias B Steiner

Binquan Luan

Rodrigo Neumann Barros Ferreira

Breanndan O'Conchuir

Anshul Gupta

Fausto Martelli

Bruce Gordon Elmegreen

Ronaldo Giro

Guojing Cong

Nelson Mimura Gonzalez

A system may include a chamber with a main sub-chamber and a first porous membrane separating a first sub-chamber from the main sub-chamber. The system may include a fluid in the chamber and an input directing inflow into main sub-chamber proximate an entry end of the chamber. The system may include a first output permitting outflow from the first sub-chamber proximate an exit end of the chamber wherein a molecule entering at the entry end must traverse a length of the chamber to exit at the exit end.

Carbon dioxide extraction using fluidic electrophoresis

A gas capture system is configured to purify gas streams. The gas capture system includes a first capture system including a plurality of first chambers interconnected by a first path. Each first chamber includes a first adsorbent. The gas capture system further includes a second capture system including a plurality of second chambers interconnected by a second path. Each second chamber includes a second adsorbent. The gas capture system further includes a third path connecting each first chamber to the second path such that a first output of the first capture system is input into the second capture system. The gas capture system further includes a fourth path connecting each second chamber to the first path such that a second output of the second capture system is input into the first capture system.

Two-system gas stream separation

A computer-implemented method, a computer program product, and a computer system for multi-path networking with a feature of multiplexing. One or more computing devices or servers configure wrappers for respective ones of applications and run the applications with the wrappers preloaded to the respective ones of the applications. The wrappers establish communication through one or more alternative paths between wrapped applications, where the one or more alternative paths are parallel to an original path between the applications. The wrappers exchange data between the applications through either the one or more alternative paths or the original path. The wrappers finalize connections through the one or more alternative paths, in response to all the data being exchanged.

Transparent service-aware multi-path networking with a feature of multiplexing

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