Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring impacts between users of uniforms for concussion analysis. Aspects include monitoring one or more sensors in a uniform of a user, determining whether the user experienced an impact and storing data from the one or more sensor associated with the impact in a memory. Aspects also include transmitting a user identification code associated with the uniform and storing a second user identification code that is associated with another uniform involved in the impact in the memory.

Abstract: Embodiments include method, systems and computer program products for suggesting adjustments to an adjustable helmet based on analysis of play. Aspects include monitoring a plurality of sensors in the adjustable helmet and performing an analysis of play for a user of the adjustable helmet based on data received from the plurality of sensors. Aspects also include determining if an adjustment to the adjustable helmet should be made based on the analysis of play and creating an alert indicating that an adjustment to the helmet is needed.

Abstract: Embodiments include method, systems and computer program products for detecting a traumatic brain injury using a mobile device. Aspects include monitoring interactions of a user with a user interface of the mobile device during a time period and creating graphical representations of the interactions for one or more intervals during the time period. Aspects further include assigning a category to each of the graphical representations and creating an alert when a change in the assigned category of the graphical representations is detected.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for cooling a helmet having an embedded cooling array with an external cooling system. Aspects include determining that the helmet has experienced a severe impact, wherein the helmet includes a padding configured to protect a user of the helmet from impacts and connecting the external cooling system to the embedded cooling array of the helmet. Aspects further include activating the external cooling system, wherein activating the external cooling system decreases an internal temperature of the helmet via the embedded cooling array.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user of a helmet for cumulative concussions. Aspects include monitoring one or more sensors in the helmet and receiving an output from the one or more sensors corresponding to an impact experienced by the helmet. Aspects also include calculating a cumulative concussion score based on the output of the one or more sensors and displaying an indication of the cumulative concussion score via an indicator on the helmet.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user of a helmet for traumatic brain injury. Aspects include obtaining a saliva specimen from a mouthguard and providing the saliva specimen to a lab on chip. Aspects further include determining whether the saliva specimen contains a biomarker that indicates the user suffered a traumatic brain injury and creating an alert that the user of the helmet has suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Abstract: Embodiments include method, systems and computer program products for suggesting adjustments to an adjustable helmet based on analysis of play. Aspects include monitoring a plurality of sensors in the adjustable helmet and performing an analysis of play for a user of the adjustable helmet based on data received from the plurality of sensors. Aspects also include determining if an adjustment to the adjustable helmet should be made based on the analysis of play and creating an alert indicating that an adjustment to the helmet is needed.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for cooling a helmet having an embedded cooling array with an external cooling system. Aspects include determining that the helmet has experienced a severe impact, wherein the helmet includes a padding configured to protect a user of the helmet from impacts and connecting the external cooling system to the embedded cooling array of the helmet. Aspects further include activating the external cooling system, wherein activating the external cooling system decreases an internal temperature of the helmet via the embedded cooling array.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user of a helmet for traumatic brain injury. Aspects include obtaining a saliva specimen from a mouthguard and providing the saliva specimen to a lab on chip. Aspects further include determining whether the saliva specimen contains a biomarker that indicates the user suffered a traumatic brain injury and creating an alert that the user of the helmet has suffered a traumatic brain injury.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user of a helmet for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring one or more eyes of the user with a camera embedded in the helmet and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the one or more eyes of the user.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a person for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring a gait of the user with one or more accelerometers embedded in the uniform and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the gait of the user. Aspects also include determining whether the one or more characteristics of the gate indicate that the user may have suffered the traumatic brain injury and creating an alert that the user of the helmet may have suffered the traumatic brain injury.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a person for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring a gait of the user with one or more accelerometers embedded in the uniform and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the gait of the user. Aspects also include determining whether the one or more characteristics of the gate indicate that the user may have suffered the traumatic brain injury and creating an alert that the user of the helmet may have suffered the traumatic brain injury.

Abstract: Embodiments include method, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring a speech of the user with a microphone embedded in the helmet and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the speech of the user.

Abstract: Embodiments include method, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring a speech of the user with a microphone embedded in the helmet and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the speech of the user.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods, systems and computer program products for monitoring a user of a helmet for a traumatic brain injury. Aspects include monitoring one or more eyes of the user with a camera embedded in the helmet and analyzing, by a processor, one or more characteristics of the one or more eyes of the user.

Abstract: Normally closed (shut) micro-electro-mechanical switches (MEMS), methods of manufacture and design structures are provided. A structure includes a beam structure that includes a first end hinged on a first electrode and in electrical contact with a second electrode, in its natural state when not actuated.

Abstract: Normally closed (shut) micro-electro-mechanical switches (MEMS), methods of manufacture and design structures are provided. A structure includes a beam structure that includes a first end hinged on a first electrode and in electrical contact with a second electrode, in its natural state when not actuated.

Abstract: An integrated circuit wire structure. The structure includes a set of interconnect levels over a semiconductor substrate, each interconnect level of the set of interconnect levels comprising operational wires embedded in an interlevel dielectric layer; a dielectric barrier layer on an uppermost interconnect level of the set of interconnect levels and a bonding pad on the passivation layer; a stress reduction zone surrounding a perimeter of the bonding pad and extending into the set of interconnect levels; elongated fill wires in each of the interconnect levels in the stress reduction zone, the elongated fill wires not connected to any of the non-ground operational wires; and the elongated fill wires of each interconnect level of each set of interconnect levels physically connected to elongated fill wires of immediately upper and lower interconnect levels of the set of fill levels.

Abstract: Detection circuits, methods of use and manufacture and design structures are provided herein. The structure includes at least one signal line traversing one or more metal layers of an integrated circuit. Circuitry is coupled to the at least one signal line, which is structured to receive a signal with a known signal from the at least one signal line or a signal from a different potential and, based on which signal is received, determine whether there is a structural defect in the integrated circuit.

Abstract: Methods and structures are provided for packaging identically processed chips in a stacked structure. A latch chain includes a first latch chain, having a single or multiple latches, associated with a first chip. The first latch chain is structured to read data information from the first chip. The latch chain includes a second latch chain, having a single or multiple latches, associated with a second chip. The second latch chain is structured to read data information from the second chip. The first latch chain and the second latch chain are connected to one another such that form a single latch chain that crosses chip boundaries. The first latch chain and the second latch chain are structured to provide identification information for identifying the first chip and the second chip, respectively.