Abstract: A network device that includes a temperature sensor module is provided. The network device can include a host printed circuit board, one or more processors mounted on a surface of the host printed circuit board, a port protruding from the surface of the host printed circuit board, and a temperature sensor module that is raised over the surface of the host printed circuit board to provide thermal decoupling from the surface of the host printed circuit board. The temperature sensor module can include a sensor printed circuit board, a temperature sensor integrated circuit die disposed on a first side of the sensor printed circuit board, and an exposed conductive pad disposed on a second side of the sensor printed circuit board. The temperature sensor module can include multiple exposed contacts or a plug configured to mate with the protruding port.

Abstract: A detection cell for a chromatography system, the detection cell includes a cell body including a counter electrode in the form of the cell body or a wire; a working electrode block including a working electrode; a gasket separating the working electrode block from the cell body, the gasket defining a sample flow pathway extending between an inlet and an outlet of the detection cell and in fluid contact with the cell body, the counter electrode, and the working electrode; and a reference electrode system in fluidic contact with the outlet and including a platinum auxiliary electrode operably connected to a positive pole of a power supply and a platinum reference electrode operably connected to a negative pole of the power supply.

Abstract: A computing system such as a back-end platform for construction management software may employ a predictive model to provide individuals responsible for overseeing a construction project with a prediction of a “risk level” for a punch item, which indicates a risk of the punch item not being completed by the punch item's target completion date. Such a predictive model may be defined based on historical-punch-items data. After defining the predictive model, the computing system may receive data defining a given punch item and input such data into the predictive model, which may in turn output a given predicted risk level for the given punch item. Thereafter, the computing system may cause a client station to display an indication of the given predicted risk level for the given punch item.

Abstract: A computing system such as a back-end platform for construction management software may employ a predictive model to provide individuals responsible for overseeing a construction project with a prediction of a “risk level” for a punch item, which indicates a risk of the punch item not being completed by the punch item's target completion date. Such a predictive model may be defined based on historical-punch-items data. After defining the predictive model, the computing system may receive data defining a given punch item and input such data into the predictive model, which may in turn output a given predicted risk level for the given punch item. Thereafter, the computing system may cause a client station to display an indication of the given predicted risk level for the given punch item.