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Fares Al-Ejeh, South Australia AU
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20100135903 | USE OF A DNA DAMAGING AGENT AND A LIGAND FOR THE TREATMENT OF CANCER - The present invention relates generally to a method of treating a neoplastic condition and to agents useful for same. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a method of facilitating the treatment of a metastatic neoplastic tumour in a localised manner by effecting the exposure of neoplastic cell intra-cellular molecules, preferably intra-nuclear molecules, suitable for use as a therapeutic target. The co-localisation of tumour cells and metastases to discrete tissue locations thereby renders the method of the present invention useful in terms of the delivery of bystander-based therapy. | 06-03-2010 |
Fares Al-Ejeh, Queensland AU
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20100310450 | METHOD OF DIAGNOSIS AND AGENTS USEFUL FOR SAME - The present invention relates generally to a method of screening for a neoplastic cell in a subject. More particularly, the present invention provides a method of screening for both viable neoplastic cells and, still further, cytotoxin induced neoplastic cell death by detecting the level of expression of La protein and/or gene by a cellular population in said subject or in a biological sample derived from said subject. The method of the present invention is useful in a range of applications including, but not limited to, diagnosing, prognosing or assessing a neoplastic condition, monitoring the progression of such a condition, assessing the effectiveness of a therapeutic agent or therapeutic regime and predicting the likelihood of a subject either progressing to a more advanced disease state or entering a remissive state. The present invention also provides diagnostic agents useful for detecting La protein and/or nucleic acid molecules. | 12-09-2010 |
Fares Ani, Holmdel, NJ US
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20090040101 | System And Method For Tracking Luggage - A system for tracking an object including a tracking station in communication with a network. The system includes a first tag coupled to the object, the first tag comprising a first tag identifier and a first GPS transmitter. The first GPS transmitter is effective to communicate the location of the first tag to the tracking station over the network. The system also includes a second tag comprising a second tag identifier and a second GPS transmitter effective to communicate the location of the second tag to the tracking station over the network. The system also includes a database in communication with the tracking station, the database is effective to associate the first tag identifier with the second tag identifier. A user may access the database through the network and ascertain the location of his luggage. | 02-12-2009 |
20140327541 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRACKING FIREARMS - In some embodiments, a system for tracking a firearm may include: a tracking station in communication with a network; a first tag coupled to a firearm, the first tag comprising a first tag identifier and a first Global Positioning System (GPS) transmitter, the first Global Positioning System (GPS) transmitter effective to communicate the location of the first tag to the tracking station over the network; a second tag, assigned to a user of the firearm or a storage location of the firearm, the second tag comprising a second tag identifier and a second GPS transmitter effective to communicate the location of the second tag to the tracking station over the network; and a database in communication with the tracking station, the database effective to associate the first tag identifier with the second tag identifier and to associate the location of the first tag with the location of the second tag. | 11-06-2014 |
Fares Bagh, Austin, TX US
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20100108119 | INTEGRATED BYPASS DIODE ASSEMBLIES FOR BACK CONTACT SOLAR CELLS AND MODULES - The present invention comprises methods for manufacturing solar cell modules having improved fault tolerance and the ability to maximize module power output in response to non-optimal operation of one or more solar cells in the module. To improve the fault tolerance, the individual solar cells may each have a bypass diode coupled thereto to that when a single solar cell faults, only the faulted solar cell is affected. In one embodiment, a transistor may be used to improve the fault tolerance of a solar cell module. | 05-06-2010 |
20100206352 | LOW-CONCENTRATION FLAT PROFILE PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES - The present invention generally relates to low-concentration photovoltaic modules. The photovoltaic modules may comprise a flexible backsheet having a plurality of electrically conductive circuit elements that have been embossed or imprinted to create optical features in the electrically conductive surface. The solar cells are then in electrical contact with the electrically conductive circuit elements to complete the photovoltaic module. By imprinting/embossing the electrically conductive circuit elements, incident solar radiation that would normally not reach the solar cells may be reflected and collected by the solar cells. Thus, substantially all of the solar radiation that is exposed to the photovoltaic module is collected by the solar cells of the photovoltaic module. | 08-19-2010 |
20110083716 | MONOLITHIC MODULE ASSEMBLY USING BACK CONTACT SOLAR CELLS AND METAL RIBBON - Embodiments of the invention contemplate the formation of a solar cell module comprising an array of interconnected solar cells that are formed using an automated processing sequence that is used to form a novel solar cell interconnect structure. In one embodiment, the module structure described herein includes a patterned adhesive layer that is disposed on a backsheet to receive and bond a plurality of patterned conducting ribbons thereon. The bonded conducting ribbons are then used to interconnect an array of solar cell devices to form a solar cell module that can be electrically connected to external components that can receive the solar cell module's generated electricity. | 04-14-2011 |
20120103388 | MONOLITHIC MODULE ASSEMBLY USING BACK CONTACT SOLAR CELLS AND METAL RIBBON - Embodiments of the invention contemplate the formation of a solar cell module comprising an array of interconnected solar cells that are formed using an automated processing sequence that is used to form a novel planar solar cell interconnect structure. In one embodiment, the module structure described herein includes a patterned adhesive layer that is disposed on a backsheet to receive and bond a plurality of conducting ribbons thereon. The substantially planar bonded conducting ribbons are then used to interconnect an array of solar cell devices to form a solar cell module that can be electrically connected to one or more external components, such as an electrical power grid, satellites, electronic devices or other similar power requiring units. Embodiments of the invention may further provide a roll-to-roll system that is configured to serially form a plurality of solar cell modules over different portions of a backsheet material received from a roll of backsheet material. | 05-03-2012 |
20120167942 | LOW-CONCENTRATION FLAT PROFILE PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES - The present invention generally relates to low-concentration photovoltaic modules. The photovoltaic modules may comprise a flexible backsheet having a plurality of electrically conductive circuit elements that have been embossed or imprinted to create optical features in the electrically conductive surface. The solar cells are then in electrical contact with the electrically conductive circuit elements to complete the photovoltaic module. By imprinting/embossing the electrically conductive circuit elements, incident solar radiation that would normally not reach the solar cells may be reflected and collected by the solar cells. Thus, substantially all of the solar radiation that is exposed to the photovoltaic module is collected by the solar cells of the photovoltaic module. | 07-05-2012 |
20120167954 | MONOLITHIC MODULE ASSEMBLY USING BACK CONTACT SOLAR CELLS AND METAL RIBBON - Embodiments of the invention contemplate the formation of a solar cell module comprising an array of interconnected solar cells that are formed using an automated processing sequence that is used to form a novel solar cell interconnect structure. In one embodiment, the module structure described herein includes a patterned adhesive layer that is disposed on a backsheet to receive and bond a plurality of patterned conducting ribbons thereon. The bonded conducting ribbons are then used to interconnect an array of solar cell devices to form a solar cell module that can be electrically connected to external components that can receive the solar cell module's generated electricity. | 07-05-2012 |
Fares Bouchedid, Poland, OH US
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20130209982 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MANAGING AND ADMINISTERING A HIGH STAKES TEST - A method of administering a high stakes test includes providing a proctor device and providing a plurality of response devices, with each response device being associated with one of a plurality of subjects. The method also includes beginning a test and receiving a plurality of signals at the proctor device from the plurality of response devices. The method further includes determining that a first response device associated with a first subject is non-functional and temporarily suspending the test to associate a second response device with the first subject, then resuming the test. | 08-15-2013 |
20140164441 | DYNAMIC DATA INTEROPERABILITY GATEWAY - A dynamic data gateway comprises at least one processor, at least one computer-readable tangible storage device, and program instructions stored on the at least one storage device for execution by the at least one processor. The program instructions comprise first program instructions configured to receive data comprising a first format. The program instructions further comprise second program instructions configured to convert the received data to a second format. The program instructions further comprise third program instructions configured to store the converted data. The program instructions further comprise fourth program instructions configured to receive a request to provide the stored data in a requested format. The program instructions further comprise fifth program instructions configured to convert the stored data to the requested format. | 06-12-2014 |
Fares Jaoude, Chandler, AZ US
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20150207577 | RECEIVER UNIT AND METHOD FOR CORRECTING A VALUE OF A RECEIVE SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR - A receiver unit comprising a mixer, a test signal unit, a multiplexer unit, an amplifier unit, a signal strength unit, and a digital control unit is described. The mixer may be arranged to downconvert a received radio-frequency signal to an intermediate frequency, thereby generating a reception signal having the intermediate frequency. The multiplexer unit may be connected to the mixer and to the test signal unit and arranged to select, among the reception signal and a test signal, a multiplexer output signal in dependence on an operating signal. The amplifier unit may be connected to the multiplexer unit and arranged to amplify the multiplexer output signal, thereby generating an amplified signal. The signal strength unit may be connected to the amplifier unit and arranged to generate a signal strength indicator indicative of a signal strength of the amplified signal. The control unit may be connected to the signal strength unit and arranged to generate the operating signal in accordance with an operating cycle, the operating cycle comprising one or more test phases and a reception phase. The test signal unit may be connected to the control unit and arranged to generate the test signal in dependence on the operating signal, the test signal having the intermediate frequency. The control unit may be further arranged to: gather, in each of the test phases, a test value of the signal strength indicator, thus gathering one or more test values; determine a numerical transformation on the basis of the one or more test values; gather, in the reception phase, a reception value of the signal strength indicator WO; and compute a corrected signal strength value by applying the transformation to the reception value. | 07-23-2015 |
Fares Kfoury, Antony FR
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20140248110 | LOAD MANIPULATOR WITH IMPROVED BALANCING - Load manipulator comprising a boom arm ( | 09-04-2014 |