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Doron Grinstein, Valley Village, CA US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080263644 | FEDERATED AUTHORIZATION FOR DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING - Distributed computing systems can exchange authorization information in a manner which alleviates the need for a receiving system to utilize any external systems when making an authorization decision. The trusted authorization provider can digitally sign authorization snippets of information. The requestor sends the digitally signed authorization snippet with the request. Because both computing processes trust the same authorization provider, the servicer of the request is able to grant or deny access in a completely autonomous fashion without having to rely on external resources for authorization. A requesting process can determine the digitally signed authorization snippet corresponding with the request. The servicing process can rely on the digitally signed authorization snippet to perform the authorization. | 10-23-2008 |
Georges Grinstein, Ashby, MA US
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| 20100145936 | PERSONAL INFORMATION MAPS - An interactive visual interface for organizing, locating, searching, and monitoring collections of digital information, designed to harness human spatial memory for organizing and retrieving digital information. In one example, an information map organizes digital information within a two-dimensional space with rapid visual feedback and information access. The organization may be algorithmically computed and user-modified. An interface that supports persistent state information whereby search nodes and document references are spatially fixed so that users may harness their spatial memory to organize and find information quickly. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100268691 | Universal Visualization Platform - The invention relates to a framework system and methods for connecting a plurality of tools. The system comprises a plug-in mechanism configured to dynamically load the plurality of tools, a data pool having storage space configured to store data sets associated with the plurality of tools, a linking mechanism configured to establish communications links between the loaded plurality of tools to enable coordinated operation of the loaded plurality of tools, a session component configured to record the process history of the operations of the loaded plurality of tool and the system states corresponding to the process history of the operations and an annotation module configured to associate user-provided data corresponding to one or more of the stored data sets. | 10-21-2010 |
Oded Grinstein, Tel Avil IL
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| 20090324554 | METHOD FOR INHIBITING OR TREATING A DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH INTRACELLULAR FORMATION OF PROTEIN FIBRILLAR OR AGGREGATES - A therapeutic agent which carries a peptide sequence containing a mammalian cell adhesion sequence can be used to inhibit or treat diseases associated with intracellular formation of protein fibrillar inclusions or aggregates, to inhibit the intracellular formation of protein fibrillar inclusions or aggregates, and to disaggregate pre-formed intracellular protein fibrillar inclusions or aggregates. Filamentous bacteriophage which displays a non-filamentous bacteriophage RGD cell adhesion sequence on its surface, but not an antibody or non-filamentous bacteriophage antigen other than said RGD cell adhesion sequence, is a preferred embodiment of such a therapeutic agent. | 12-31-2009 |
Oded Grinstein, Tel Aviv IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110182948 | METHOD FOR TREATING DISEASE CHARACTERIZED BY PLAQUE - The present invention relates to the use of a filamentous agent other than a filamentous bacteriophage to disaggregate aggregated proteins in plaque or to treat a patient suffering from or susceptible to a disease characterized by the presence of plaque. | 07-28-2011 |