Abstract: A solar panel mounting system included a top hub and bottom hub comprising a receptacle in a center portion of the hub shaped to receive a pole and a plurality of attachment points affixed to an exterior portion of the receptacle, a girder assembly comprising: a plurality of top girders and a plurality of bottom girders each of the plurality of bottom girders being configured to be mechanically fastened the bottom hub at their proximal ends and each of the plurality of bottom girders being configured to be mechanically fastened to the plurality of top girders; and a plurality of mounting module purlins, wherein each of the module mounting purlins connect to at least two of the plurality of top girders, and wherein each of the plurality of mounting module purlins is radially connected to at least one other of the plurality of module mounting purlins.

Abstract: A solar panel mounting system included a top hub and bottom hub comprising a receptacle in a center portion of the hub shaped to receive a pole and a plurality of attachment points affixed to an exterior portion of the receptacle, a girder assembly comprising: a plurality of top girders and a plurality of bottom girders each of the plurality of bottom girders being configured to be mechanically fastened the bottom hub at their proximal ends and each of the plurality of bottom girders being configured to be mechanically fastened to the plurality of top girders; and a plurality of mounting module purlins, wherein each of the module mounting purlins connect to at least two of the plurality of top girders, and wherein each of the plurality of mounting module purlins is radially connected to at least one other of the plurality of module mounting purlins.

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides solar panel mounting and charging system comprising a hub and a girder assembly. The hub may comprise a plurality of attachment points on its exterior. The girder assembly may comprise a plurality of top girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends, and having a distance between their distal ends that is greater than a distance between the proximal ends of the top girders. The girder assembly may also comprise a plurality of bottom girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends and the plurality of top girders at their distal ends. The system may further comprise an electric vehicle charging system affixed to the pole, wherein the electric vehicle charging system is configured to receive electrical power from at least one solar panel affixed to the girder assembly.

Abstract: Tissue engineered constructs and methods for fabricating the disclosed constructs are provided. Some of the disclosed tissue engineered constructs are designed to fill a void in the body due to surgical resection, for example from mastectomy or lumpectomy, wounds and the like. Some disclosed constructs comprise one or more projections designed to mimic the appearance of a structural feature when implanted into a host.

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides solar panel mounting and charging system comprising a hub and a girder assembly. The hub may comprise a plurality of attachment points on its exterior. The girder assembly may comprise a plurality of top girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends, and having a distance between their distal ends that is greater than a distance between the proximal ends of the top girders. The girder assembly may also comprise a plurality of bottom girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends and the plurality of top girders at their distal ends. The system may further comprise an electric vehicle charging system affixed to the pole, wherein the electric vehicle charging system is configured to receive electrical power from at least one solar panel affixed to the girder assembly.

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides solar panel mounting system comprising a hub and a girder assembly. The hub may comprise a plurality of attachment points on its exterior. The girder assembly may comprise a plurality of top girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends, and having a distance between their distal ends that is greater than a distance between the proximal ends of the top girders. The girder assembly may also comprise a plurality of bottom configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends and the plurality of top girders at their distal ends. Further, the girder assembly and one of the plurality of attachment points of the hub may be configured to be mechanically fastened to each other.

Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure provides solar panel mounting system comprising a hub and a girder assembly. The hub may comprise a plurality of attachment points on its exterior. The girder assembly may comprise a plurality of top girders configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends, and having a distance between their distal ends that is greater than a distance between the proximal ends of the top girders. The girder assembly may also comprise a plurality of bottom configured to be mechanically fastened to each other at their proximal ends and the plurality of top girders at their distal ends. Further, the girder assembly and one of the plurality of attachment points of the hub may be configured to be mechanically fastened to each other.

Abstract: Tissue engineered constructs and methods for fabricating the disclosed constructs are provided. Some of the disclosed tissue engineered constructs are designed to fill a void in the body due to surgical resection, for example from mastectomy or lumpectomy, wounds and the like. Some disclosed constructs comprise one or more projections designed to mimic the appearance of a structural feature when implanted into a host.