Abstract: Described herein are human capital browser applications featuring interactive displays of human capital data.

Abstract: A security system detects anomalous activity in a network. The system logs user activity, which can include ports used, compares users to find similar users, sorts similar users into cohorts, and compares new user activity to logged behavior of the cohort. The comparison can include a divergence calculation. Origins of user activity can also be used to determine anomalous network activity. The hostname, username, IP address, and timestamp can be used to calculate aggregate scores and convoluted scores.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are computer-based systems, media encoded with computer applications, and computer-implemented methods for identification and analysis of gender gap in human capital data comprising: a software module configured to receive data input, the data comprising human capital data pertaining to individuals of an organization; a software module configured to tag the data pertaining to individuals with a gender; a software module configured to generate a display of the data, the display comprising comparison of the data based on gender, the comparison in numeric and graphic form; and a software module configured to add comparator data to the display.

Abstract: The present invention is an ejector drive hub. The ejector drive hub comprises an axial through hole in a cylinder with a slot in the circumferential side wall of the cylinder. The slot truncates less than 180° of the cylinder. The ejector drive hub has an engagement face for a cam or pawl to drive it rotationally. A radial through hole in the slot forms a communicating opening between the slot and the axial through hole. The ejector drive hub further comprises a mount adapted to maintain a drive pawl in operative position relative to the radial through hole. The ejector drive hub further has at least one notch for engagement of a latch to maintain the ejector drive hub in a stationary position during knotting. The ejector drive hub has a boss to actuate an ejector. The boss and the disc portion of the ejector drive hub are integrally fabricated from a single piece of material as by machining.

Abstract: An electrically conducting artefact is produced by heating a silicon nitride artefact to a temperature high enough to decompose part of the silicon nitride to silicon but not high enough to evaporate the silicon which is formed, the heating taking place either in an environment which is inert to silicon or in a carbon containing environment which reacts with the silicon formed to give silicon carbide. Such an artefact has electrical conductivity properties which may, for example, be retained after heating at about 600.degree.C in air for several hours.