Abstract: Provided herein are targeting peptides and vectors containing a sequence that encodes the targeting peptides that deliver agents to the brain microvasculature.

Abstract: Computer assisted detection (CAD) is made accessible to more medical offices. The CAD is provided as a service. Customers gain access to CAD service through a computer network but without the purchase of expensive software and/or hardware. The customers use software for extracting needed patient data to use the CAD service. The CAD service provider uses a server farm or third party server facilities, allowing growth without as substantial upfront costs. The CAD service provider collects patient data by providing the service. The aggregated patient data allows training of different or improved CAD algorithms. The service also identifies suspect data, such as associated with incorrect imaging settings, and provides help to the customers.

Abstract: Computer assisted detection (CAD) is made accessible to more medical offices. The CAD is provided as a service. Customers gain access to CAD service through a computer network but without the purchase of expensive software and/or hardware. The customers use software for extracting needed patient data to use the CAD service. The CAD service provider uses a server farm or third party server facilities, allowing growth without as substantial upfront costs. The CAD service provider collects patient data by providing the service. The aggregated patient data allows training of different or improved CAD algorithms. The service also identifies suspect data, such as associated with incorrect imaging settings, and provides help to the customers.

Abstract: A method for authenticating a software library, including inserting an encrypted checksum into a software library, and in response to loading the software library calculating a checksum of the software library, requesting the encrypted checksum from the library, decrypting the encrypted checksum, and checking whether or not the decrypted checksum agrees with the calculated checksum. A system is also described and claimed.

Abstract: A method for authenticating a software library, including inserting an encrypted checksum into a software library, and in response to loading the software library calculating a checksum of the software library, requesting the encrypted checksum from the library, decrypting the encrypted checksum, and checking whether or not the decrypted checksum agrees with the calculated checksum. A system is also described and claimed.