Abstract: Devices and/or computer-implemented methods to facilitate a multipole filter on a quantum device with multiplexing capability and signal separation to mitigate crosstalk are provided. According to an embodiment, a device can comprise an interposer substrate comprising a readout resonator. The device can further comprise a qubit chip substrate comprising a qubit coupled to the readout resonator and to a multipole filter.

Abstract: One or more systems, devices and/or methods of use provided herein relate to a device that can facilitate reduction of inter-qubit cross talk and/or allow for increased interaction strengths between qubits as compared to existing technologies. A device can comprise a qubit lattice comprising a plurality of repeated and connected unit cells, and the unit cells comprising individual sets of qubits, wherein the unit cells comprise different cross talk groups of qubits having qubit islands connected together by couplers in different orders, and wherein the different cross talk groups are repeated among the unit cells of the qubit lattice. A device can comprise a qubit lattice comprising a plurality of different, interconnected cross talk groups of qubits, wherein the different cross talk groups are repeated within the qubit lattice.

Abstract: A system, method, and computer program product are provided to: display, utilizing a display, a plurality of triggers including: a time, a location, an application, a network connectivity, a connectivity with at least one other device, and a vocal input; detect, utilizing a touch surface, a touch on at least one of the plurality of triggers; display, utilizing the display, a plurality of actions including: a first application action including a first action of a first application, a second application action including a second action of a second application, and a third application action including third action of a third application; detect, utilizing the touch surface, a touch on at least one of the plurality of actions; based on the detection of the touch on the at least one trigger and the touch on the at least one action: store, utilizing memory, an instruction that includes the at least one trigger and the at least one action; detect whether the at least one trigger has been triggered; and in response t

Abstract: Methods and devices for plugging a hole bone are disclosed. The bone plug device may include a polymeric mesh structure and a first and a second solid polymeric structure mounted or formed onto a first and a second corresponding leaflet of the polymeric mesh structure. When inserted into a hole in cortical bone, the polymeric mesh structure moves from an open configuration to a closed configuration, reducing the diameter of the polymeric mesh structure and causing the first solid polymeric structure to contact the second solid polymeric structure, conforming bone plug device to the hole. The polymeric mesh structure is configured to mimic cancellous bone structure and porosity to encourage cancellous bone ingrowth.

Abstract: Vacuum-integrated photoresist-less methods and apparatuses for forming metal hardmasks can provide sub-30 nm patterning resolution. A metal-containing (e.g., metal salt or organometallic compound) film that is sensitive to a patterning agent is deposited on a semiconductor substrate. The metal-containing film is then patterned directly (i.e., without the use of a photoresist) by exposure to the patterning agent in a vacuum ambient to form the metal mask. For example, the metal-containing film is photosensitive and the patterning is conducted using sub-30 nm wavelength optical lithography, such as EUV lithography.

Abstract: An identity management platform may transmit, to an Internet Protocol (IP) address associated with a request to access resources protected by the identity management platform, data corresponding to a login page. The data may include login fields that are detectable when the login page is rendered and at least one hidden field that is undetectable when the login page is rendered. The identity management platform may receive, from the IP address, a login response with a first set of inputs corresponding to the detectable login fields and a second set of inputs corresponding to the at least one hidden field that is undetectable when the login page is rendered. The identity management platform may determine that the IP address corresponds to an unauthorized entity based on the login response including the second set of inputs for the at least one hidden field in the login page.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes system and methods for accessing data from a gas oil separation plant (GOSP) facility, wherein the data includes measurements at various locations inside the GOSP facility and measurements of water cut of the GOSP facility; selecting, based on feature engineering, a subset of features corresponding to the measurements at various locations inside the GOSP facility, wherein the subset of features are more likely to impact the water cut of the GOSP facility than unselected features; and based on the subset of features, training a predictive model capable of predicting the water cut of the GOSP facility based on the measurements of water cut of the GOSP facility, wherein the training is based on, at least in part, (i) a subset of the measurements at various locations inside the GOSP facility and (ii) a subset of the measurements of water cut of the GOSP facility.

Abstract: Methods and devices for regulating suction pressure are disclosed. The suction regulator device may include a housing including three ports and a valve engaging the ports. The method includes connecting a vacuum source to the first port, connecting a suction powered device to the third port, and oscillating the valve between maintaining a closed configuration for a predetermined time period and maintaining an open configuration for a second predetermined time period. In the closed configuration the valve places the third port in fluid communication with the second port exposing to ambient/atmospheric pressure and in the open configuration the valve places the third port in fluid communication with the first port.

Abstract: Described herein are new crystalline forms of the MAGL inhibitor 1-(1-(2-(pyrrolidin-1-yl)-4-(trifluoromethyl)benzyl)-1,8-diazaspiro[4.5]decane-8-carbonyl)-1H-pyrazole-3-carboxylic acid, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods for determining suitability of biology-guided radiotherapy (BgRT). These methods may include converting diagnostic positron emission tomography (PET) imaging data to simulated imaging data consistent with images obtained using PET detectors of a BgRT radiotherapy system. The simulated imaging data may be used to evaluate the suitability of BgRT by evaluating a first metric indicating a contrast noise ratio for a tumor, a second metric indicating a PET tracer activity concentration, and a third metric indicating a radiation dose to the tumor. Also disclosed herein are methods for generating synthetic or simulated list mode LOR data from one or more PET images. The synthetic or simulated list mode data may be used for testing BgRT algorithms and/or determining whether BgRT is suitable for a patient.

Abstract: Systems and techniques that facilitate space-saving coupler arm arrangement for superconducting qubits are provided. In various embodiments, a device can comprise a superconducting qubit. In various aspects, the superconducting qubit can be capacitively coupled to two or more coupler arms. In various instances, a parasitic capacitance between the two or more coupler arms can be within an order of magnitude of a capacitance between the superconducting qubit and at least one of the two or more coupler arms. In various cases, the parasitic capacitance can arise due to a physical proximity between the two or more coupler arms.

Abstract: A time resolved reflectivity metrology device images structures underlying layers using a pulsed pump beam and pulsed probe beam with at least one time delay between the pulses. One or both beams are modulated. A camera with a multi-pixel array and independent phase locking for each pixel in the multi-pixel array receives and demodulates the reflected probe beam to generate images. The camera may record a change in reflectivity or surface deformation of the target sample at every pixel as a function of at least one time delay between the pump pulses and the probe pulses, with which at least one property of the target sample may be characterized.

Abstract: An opto-acoustic metrology device is configured to measure or inspect structures in a sample using both vertical and lateral transient perturbations. Multiple probe beams that have different locations of incidence may detect both the vertical and lateral transient perturbations produced by a pump beam, or a single probe beam may detect both the vertical and lateral transient perturbations produced by multiple pump beams that have different locations of incidence. The multiple probe beams or multiple pump beams are modulated with orthogonal waveforms, which allow the measurement of the different locations without interference from one another. The received signals are demodulated based on the orthogonal waveforms to recover the contributions to the received signals associated with each of the multiple probe beams or each of the multiple pump beams.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and methods for rapidly delivering high doses of radiation, also known as, flash dose radiotherapy or flash radiotherapy. One variation of a system for flash radiotherapy has a plurality of therapeutic radiation sources on a support structure (e.g., a gantry or arm) and configured to toward a patient target region, and a controller in communication with all of the therapeutic radiation sources. The controller is configured to activate the plurality of therapeutic radiation sources simultaneously so that the patient target region rapidly receives a high dose of radiation, e.g. the entire prescribed dose of radiation. In some variations, a flash radiotherapy system has a pulsed, high-power source that may be used to generate an X-ray pulse that delivers a dose having a dose rate from about 7.5 Gy/s to about 70 Gy/s. Flash radiotherapy systems may also include one or more imaging systems mounted on the support structure.

Abstract: Methods and devices for delivering bone material are disclosed. The bone delivery device may include a cannula and a cartridge in fluid communication with the cannula, wherein the cartridge comprises a base containing one or more delivery channels configured to receive bone material. The bone material within the delivery channel(s) is compacted to a second diameter smaller than the first diameter. The method includes actuating the compacted bone material from the cartridge through the cannula to deliver the bone material to an implantation site.

Abstract: One or more systems, devices, or methods of use provided herein relate to a process of long-range coupling qubits in a quantum computing device with energy loss protection. A system can comprise a first transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a first tunable coupler qubit to a first fluxonium qubit; a second transmon coupler capable of selectively coupling a second tunable coupler qubit to a second fluxonium qubit. Additionally, in one or more embodiments, the system can include a long-range coupler capable of selectively coupling the first fluxonium qubit to the second fluxonium qubit. The first transmon coupler can be coupled to a first B mode of the first tunable coupler qubit, and the second transmon coupler can be coupled to a second B mode of the second tunable coupler qubit.

Abstract: A system includes a container filled with material other than radioactive material. The system also includes a capacitor disposed on the container. The capacitor is disposed over a surface of the container. A power source, e.g., 5 V, is used for powering the capacitor that is connected to the power source through a resistor ranging between 20 and 40 mega ohms. A processor is used and configured to generate a feedback based on a measured charging/discharging associated with the capacitor as a user moves with respect to the container. In one nonlimiting example, the processor is configured to generate a rolling average of the charging/discharging. An output device of the system may be configured to render feedback to the user based on the proximity of the user with respect to the container. In some nonlimiting examples, the output device is configured to render the feedback based on the rolling average.

Abstract: A stimulus and sensor device can include a body comprising a resilient material, the body being configured to be struck by a bat, multiple light sources longitudinally spaced apart along the body, and multiple motion sensors longitudinally spaced apart along the body. A method of evaluating batting performance can include activating one of a series of light sources spaced apart along a body, and measuring motion of the body due to being struck after the activating step.