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Bowman Lee, Albany, CA US
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20120114553 | METHOD FOR PREPARING SMALL CRYSTAL SSZ-32 - The invention is directed to a method for making small crystal zeolites, such as small crystal SSZ-32, in the absence of an amine component. | 05-10-2012 |
Daeho Lee, Albany, CA US
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20150064057 | METHODS FOR PRODUCING NIO NANOPARTICLE THIN FILMS AND PATTERNING OFNI CONDUCTORS BY NIO REDUCTIVE SINTERING AND LASER ABLATION - A method for producing a nickel-containing surface coating that is metallic and conductive is provided. The method includes contacting a surface of a substrate with a liquid composition that includes nickel oxide nanoparticles, and modifying the nickel oxide nanoparticles to produce a nickel-containing metallic and conductive surface coating on the surface of the substrate. Also provided are nickel-containing (e.g., NiO and Ni containing) surface coatings and methods for making a liquid composition that includes nickel oxide nanoparticles. The methods and compositions find use in a variety of different applications. | 03-05-2015 |
Gunho Lee, Albany, CA US
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20110307899 | COMPUTING CLUSTER PERFORMANCE SIMULATION USING A GENETIC ALGORITHM SOLUTION - Illustrated is a system and method that includes identifying a search space based upon available resources, the search space to be used to satisfy a resource request. The system and method also includes selecting from the search space an initial candidate set, each candidate of the candidate set representing a potential resource allocation to satisfy the resource request. The system and method further includes assigning a fitness score, based upon a predicted performance, to each member of the candidate set. The system and method also includes transforming the candidate set into a fittest candidate set, the fittest candidate set having a best predicted performance to satisfy the resource request. | 12-15-2011 |
Huai-Chuan Lee, Albany, CA US
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20090041067 | Engineered nonlinear optical crystal composites for frequency conversion - Walk-off corrected (WOC) non-linear optical (NLO) components, devices and systems including one or more engineered WOC NLO crystal doublets. Such systems and devices advantageously increase the efficiency of an OPO operation. Devices are applicable to any uniaxial and biaxial NLO crystals in a wide range of wavelengths, e.g., from far ultraviolet to visible to far infrared. Devices employing engineered WOC NLO components according to embodiments of the present invention include any conventional frequency converting architectures. Systems and methods are also provided to unambiguously determine and correct walk-off for any arbitrary uniaxial and biaxial crystal orientation. The correct crystal orientation is also experimentally confirmed. This allows the use of WOC crystal doublet assemblies for a wide range of wavelengths and NLO crystals that until now have not been used because of low efficiency due to walk-off and inability of readily correcting walk-off. | 02-12-2009 |
20090237777 | ENGINEERED NONLINEAR OPTICAL CRYSTAL COMPOSITES FOR FREQUENCY CONVERSION - Walk-off corrected (WOC) non-linear optical (NLO) components, devices and systems including one or more engineered WOC NLO crystal doublets. Such systems and devices advantageously increase the efficiency of an OPO operation. Devices are applicable to any uniaxial and biaxial NLO crystals in a wide range of wavelengths, e.g., from far ultraviolet to visible to far infrared. Devices employing engineered WOC NLO components according to embodiments of the present invention include any conventional frequency converting architectures. Systems and methods are also provided to unambiguously determine and correct walk-off for any arbitrary uniaxial and biaxial crystal orientation. The correct crystal orientation is also experimentally confirmed. This allows the use of WOC crystal doublet assemblies for a wide range of wavelengths and NLO crystals that until now have not been used because of low efficiency due to walk-off and inability of readily correcting walk-off. | 09-24-2009 |
20100215890 | OPTICAL COMPOSITES BETWEEN SIMILAR AND BETWEEN DISSIMILAR MATERIALS - Manufacturing techniques and composite structures that are able to meet increasing demanding requirements for large-scale crystal composites (e.g., greater than 100-200 mm in dimensions) that can be manufactured within reasonable time frames. A method of making an optical composite comprises providing first and second components to be bonded along respective surfaces, treating at least one component over at least a portion of the respective surface, and thereafter, bringing the first and second components into optical contact for bonding along the surface having the treated layer. Treating can include one or more of processing the component to provide a porous interface layer, processing the component to form a pattern of channels on the surface to be bonded, and providing an optical coating on the surface to be bonded. | 08-26-2010 |
20110013264 | QUASI NON-CRITICAL PHASE MATCHED AND CONTRA-PHASE MATCHED STRUCTURES - Adhesive-free bond non-linear optical (NLO) components, devices and systems including one or more engineered quasi non-critical phase matched or contra-phase matched NLO crystal doublets. Such systems and devices advantageously increase the efficiency of NLO frequency conversion and improve beam quality. Devices are applicable to any uniaxial and biaxial NLO crystals in a wide range of wavelengths, e.g., from far ultraviolet to visible to far infrared. Devices employing engineered AFB NLO components according to certain embodiments include any conventional frequency converting architectures. Systems and methods are also provided to unambiguously determine and correct walk-off for any arbitrary uniaxial and biaxial crystal orientation. | 01-20-2011 |
20120110820 | QUASI NON-CRITICAL PHASE MATCHED AND CONTRA-PHASE MATCHED STRUCTURES - Adhesive-free bond non-linear optical (NLO) components, devices and systems including one or more engineered quasi non-critical phase matched or contra-phase matched NLO crystal doublets. Such systems and devices advantageously increase the efficiency of NLO frequency conversion and improve beam quality. Devices are applicable to any uniaxial and biaxial NLO crystals in a wide range of wavelengths, e.g., from far ultraviolet to visible to far infrared. Devices employing engineered AFB NLO components according to certain embodiments include any conventional frequency converting architectures. Systems and methods are also provided to unambiguously determine and correct walk-off for any arbitrary uniaxial and biaxial crystal orientation. | 05-10-2012 |
Kyogu Lee, Albany, CA US
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20100282045 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DETERMINING A PROMINENT TEMPO OF AN AUDIO WORK - The prominent tempo of an audio data is determined by detecting a plurality of beat rates of the audio data. One or more audio data characteristics are used to filter through the beat rates to determine the prominent tempo. Systems, methods, and apparatuses to determine the prominent tempo are discussed herein. | 11-11-2010 |
20100325135 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING A MOOD PROFILE ASSOCIATED WITH MEDIA DATA - In an embodiment, a method is provided for determining a mood profile of media data. In this method, mood is determined across multiple elements of mood for the media data to create a mood profile associated with the media data. In some embodiments, the mood profile is then used to determine congruencies between one or more pieces of media data. | 12-23-2010 |
20140330848 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING A MOOD PROFILE ASSOCIATED WITH MEDIA DATA - In an embodiment, a method is provided for determining a mood profile of media data. In this method, mood is determined across multiple elements of mood for the media data to create a mood profile associated with the media data. In some embodiments, the mood profile is then used to determine congruencies between one or more pieces of media data. | 11-06-2014 |
Myungjun Lee, Albany, NY US
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20160141291 | METAL SEGMENTS AS LANDING PADS AND LOCAL INTERCONNECTS IN AN IC DEVICE - Methods for utilizing metal segments of an additional metal layer as landing pads for vias and also as local interconnects between contacts in an IC device and resulting devices are disclosed. Embodiments include forming source/drain and gate contacts connected to transistors on a substrate in an integrated circuit device, each contact having an upper surface with a first area; forming metal segments in a plane at the upper surface of the contacts, each metal segment being in contact with one or more of the contacts and having a second area greater than the first area; and forming one or more vias between one or more of the metal segments and one or more first segments of a first metal layer. | 05-19-2016 |
Rinus Lee, Albany, NY US
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20150333128 | N-TYPE III-V SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURES HAVING ULTRA-SHALLOW JUNCTIONS AND METHODS OF FORMING SAME - Provided are methods of fabricating a semiconductor structure. The methods include providing a III-V semiconductor substrate selected from InGaAs and InAs, introducing an n-type dopant selected from S, Se, and Te directly onto a surface of the III-V semiconductor substrate, introducing a co-dopant selected from N and P directly onto a surface of the III-V semiconductor substrate, and diffusing the n-type and co-dopant into the III-V semiconductor substrate, thereby forming an n-doped III-V semiconductor substrate containing the n-type dopant and the co-dopant. The methods produce inventive semiconductor structures, and devices that include the semiconductor structure. | 11-19-2015 |
Rinus Tek Po Lee, Albany, NY US
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20150111372 | PHOSPHORUS AND ARSENIC DOPING OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS - Provided are methods for preparing a doped silicon material. The methods include contacting a surface of a silicon material with a dopant solution comprising a dopant-containing compound selected from a phosphorus-containing compound and an arsenic-containing compound, to form a layer of dopant material on the surface; and diffusing the dopant into the silicon material, thereby forming the doped silicon material, wherein the doped silicon material has a sheet resistance (R | 04-23-2015 |
Seung-Wuk Lee, Albany, CA US
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20080241531 | VIRAL FIBERS - Long rod shaped M13 viruses were used to fabricate one dimensional (1D) micro- and nanosized diameter fibers by mimic the spinning process of the silk spider. Liquid crystalline virus suspensions were extruded through the micrometer diameter capillary tubes in cross-linking solution (glutaraldehyde). Resulting fibers were tens of micrometers in diameter depending on the inner diameter of the capillary tip. AFM image verified that molecular long axis of the virus fibers were parallel to the fiber long axis. Although aqueous M13 virus suspension could not be spun by electrospinning, M13 viruses suspended in 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoro-2-propanol were spun into fibers. After blending with highly water soluble polymer, polyvinyl 2-pyrolidone (PVP), M13 viruses was spun into continuous uniform virus blended PVP (virus-PVP) fibers. Resulting virus-PVP electrospun fibers showed intact infecting ability to bacterial hosts after suspending in the buffer solution. | 10-02-2008 |
20080242558 | FABRICATED BIOFILM STORAGE DEVICE - The present invention includes a method and composition of storing and preserving biofilms for input and output of high-density information. One form of the present invention is a fabricated biofilm storage device with a biologic material applied to a substrate to form, e.g., a dry thin film stable at room temperature for extended periods of time. Another form of the present invention is a method of fabricating a biofilm storage device in which a biologic material is applied to a substrate under conditions that promote alignment of the biologic material on the substrate. The composition, method, and kit of the present invention have universal application in biologics, magnetics, optics and microelectronics. | 10-02-2008 |
Sung Kuk Lee, Albany, CA US
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20090203081 | INDUCIBLE EXPRESSION VECTORS AND METHODS OF USE THEREOF - The present invention provides nucleic acids that include a promoter that is inducible by a transcriptional activator protein; and a nucleotide sequence that encodes the transcriptional activator protein. The present invention provides expression vectors that provide for inducible production of gene products in a host cell. The present invention further provides host cells genetically modified with a subject expression vector. The present invention further provides methods for producing a gene product in a host cell. | 08-13-2009 |
Susanne Madeline Lee, Albany, NY US
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20090041198 | HIGHLY COLLIMATED AND TEMPORALLY VARIABLE X-RAY BEAMS - Systems and methods for highly collimated and temporally variable X-ray beams. Disclosed herein is a system for producing a collimated X-ray beam, the system including one or more distributed electron sources configured to produce electron beams, one or more X-ray production targets configured to receive the electron beams and to generate X-ray beams at X-ray focal spots, X-ray optics configured to collect the X-ray beams from the X-ray focal spots, wherein the X-rays optics are configured to focus the X-ray beams to a single virtual focal spot, and an X-ray collimator configured to collimate the X-ray beams from the virtual focal spot to generate the collimated X-ray beam. | 02-12-2009 |
Taek Soon Lee, Albany, CA US
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20100180491 | Host Cells and Methods for Producing Isoprenyl Alkanoates - The invention provides for a method of producing an isoprenyl alkanoate in a genetically modified host cell. In one embodiment, the method comprises culturing a genetically modified host cell which expresses an enzyme capable of catalyzing the esterification of an isoprenol and a straight-chain fatty acid, such as an alcohol acetyltransferase (AAT), wax ester synthase/diacylglycerol acyltransferase (WS/DGAT) or lipase, under a suitable condition so that the isoprenyl alkanoate is produced. | 07-22-2010 |
20130298861 | ISOPRENOID BASED ALTERNATIVE DIESEL FUEL - Fuel compositions are provided comprising a hydrogenation product of a monocyclic sesquiterpene (e.g., hydrogenated bisabolene) and a fuel additive. Methods of making and using the fuel compositions are also disclosed. | 11-14-2013 |
20140134689 | Host Cells and Methods for Oxidizing Aromatic Amino Acids - The present invention provides for a method of producing an oxidation product of an aromatic amino acid in a genetically modified host cell. The method comprises culturing the genetically modified host cell under a suitable condition such that the culturing results in the genetically modified host cell producing oxidation product of an aromatic amino acid. The host cell comprises an enzyme capable of catalyzing the oxidation of aromatic amino acid. In some embodiments, the host cell is capable of biosynthesizing BH4 or MH4 from GTP. | 05-15-2014 |
Zonghoon Lee, Albany, CA US
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20100301212 | SUBSTRATE-FREE GAS-PHASE SYNTHESIS OF GRAPHENE SHEETS - A substrate-free gas-phase synthesis apparatus and method that is capable of rapidly and continuously producing graphene in ambient conditions without the use of graphite or substrates is provided. Graphene sheets are continuously synthesized in fractions of a second by sending an aerosol consisting of argon gas and liquid ethanol droplets into an atmospheric-pressure microwave-generated argon plasma field. The ethanol droplets are evaporated and dissociated in the plasma, forming graphene sheets that are collected. The apparatus can be scaled for the large-scale production of clean and highly ordered graphene and its many applications. The graphene that is produced is clean and highly ordered with few lattice imperfections and oxygen functionalities and therefore has improved characteristics over graphene produced by current methods in the art. The graphene that is produced by the apparatus and methods was shown to be particularly useful as a support substrate that enabled direct atomic resolution imaging of organic molecules and interfaces with nanoparticles at a level previously unachievable. | 12-02-2010 |