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The invention relates to intrusion detection systems (IDS) and more specifically to a highly configurable system based on the integration of the capabilities of one or more IDS’s and automated configuration and system verification.
This invention describes the developed novel binders and their processing methods for Binder Jet 3D printing. The novel binders and their processing methods in this invention enhances the mechanical strength of cured 3D parts and reducing its processing time and cost.
The invention provides a novel enzyme for CO2 fixation in the crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM) pathway. This enzyme has no need for activation. It will facilitate the engineering of CAM into non-CAM plants to enhance water use efficiency and drought tolerance.
The invention relates to anomaly detection and more specifically to cyber physical attack detection (CPAD). CPAD infers underlying physical relationships between components by analyzing the sensor measurements of a system.
The invention relates to software and more specifically to an application for managing one or more projects. The project / portfolio management application provides on simple, one-stop dashboard for reviewing the present status of a project.
Here we disclose a novel method for enhancement of composite performance by improved adhesion between components.
Invasive microbes, causing diseases such as sudden oak death and chestnut blight, negatively impact forest health, affecting ecosystems and economies around the world.
Methods of three-dimensional printing an object can include forming an object using a coreactive printing composition that is produced from a mixture of at least two coreactive components having coreactive functional groups wherein at least one of the coreactive components com
The present invention comprises a new method for lignin-based fiber processing, and fibers made thereby.
The invention comprises a new formula for corrosion and creep resistant high Cr FeCrAl alloys that contain elements such as niobium, tungsten, molybdenum, titanium, and yttrium. The new alloys also exhibit improved grain structure, oxidation resistance, weldability.