Abstract: Systems, methods, and corresponding non-transitory computer readable media describe a proposed system adapted as a platform governing the loading of data in a multiparty secure computing environment. In the multiparty secure computing environment described herein, multiple parties are able to load their secure information into a data warehouse having specific secure processing adaptations that limit both access and interactions with data stored thereon.

Abstract: A method can include reducing calcium sulfate to calcium sulfide, converting calcium sulfide to calcium oxide, optionally using the calcium oxide to form a product, optionally oxidizing sulfur dioxide to sulfuric acid, and optionally using the sulfuric acid in fertilizer production.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and corresponding non-transitory computer readable media describe a proposed system adapted as a platform governing the loading of data in a multiparty secure computing environment. In the multiparty secure computing environment described herein, multiple parties are able to load their secure information into a data warehouse having specific secure processing adaptations that limit both access and interactions with data stored thereon.

Abstract: A composite can include: a skeleton comprising skeleton material arranged at predetermined locations; and deposited material deposited on and around the skeleton wherein the deposited material forms a unified material. A method for making a fabricated material can include: receiving a skeleton, depositing material on the skeleton, and optionally processing the fabricated material.

Abstract: A method can include combusting a sulfur precursor in air to form sulfur dioxide, providing the sulfur dioxide to an electrolyzer with at least a threshold gauge pressure, providing water to the electrolyzer, and oxidizing the sulfur dioxide to sulfuric acid and reducing the water to hydrogen in the electrolyzer.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and corresponding non-transitory computer readable media describe a proposed system adapted as a platform governing the loading of data in a multiparty secure computing environment. In the multiparty secure computing environment described herein, multiple parties are able to load their secure information into a data warehouse having specific secure processing adaptations that limit both access and interactions with data stored thereon.

Abstract: A method can include reducing calcium sulfate to calcium sulfide, converting calcium sulfide to calcium oxide, optionally using the calcium oxide to form a product, optionally oxidizing sulfur dioxide to sulfuric acid, and optionally using the sulfuric acid in fertilizer production.

Abstract: A computational approach is proposed herein for controlling a user interface for rendering of interactive graphical control elements representing offers and coupons that are inserted into a computational payment process. In particular, the offers and coupons can interact with stored payment information resident (or tokens thereof) on a digital wallet data structure. The approach can be implemented as a computing system, a computing method operable on a computing system, or a computer program product affixed in the form of a non-transitory computer readable medium storing machine-interpretable instructions.

Abstract: An animal fat functional analogue (e.g., mimic) can include a gapped formulation of interesterified triglycerides that include saturated fatty acids. The animal fat functional analogue can have thermal properties (e.g., melting point, solid fat content, specific heat, etc.), rheological properties (e.g., viscosity), organoleptic properties (e.g., texture, mouthfeel, etc.), and/or other properties that imitate the properties of animal fat produced agriculturally.

Abstract: A method can include: processing precursors, electrochemically oxidizing sulfur dioxide, processing sulfuric acid and hydrogen, and/or any suitable steps.

Abstract: Chemical reactors and their configuration with laser systems enable the lasers to deliver unprecedented power densities into the bulk of a suitably absorbing fluid, enabling, e.g., endothermic reactions in the gas phase, into which it may be otherwise challenging to deliver heat. These laser-based chemical reactors may be used to process a broad range of feedstocks. Two such processes involve laser-based methane pyrolysis and laser-based olefin production.

Abstract: An electrolyzer can include an anode, a cathode, and a separator. The anode can include an anolyte, an electrode, an anolyte reaction region, and/or any suitable components. The cathode can include a catholyte, an electrode, a catholyte reaction region, and/or any suitable components.

Abstract: A method can include: processing precursors, electrochemically oxidizing sulfur dioxide, processing sulfuric acid and hydrogen, and/or any suitable steps.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and corresponding non-transitory computer readable media describe a proposed system adapted as a platform governing the loading of data in a multiparty secure computing environment. In the multiparty secure computing environment described herein, multiple parties are able to load their secure information into a data warehouse having specific secure processing adaptations that limit both access and interactions with data stored thereon.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus configured for the osmotic injection of water in electrochemical systems are generally described. In certain embodiments, water can be transported from a water-containing liquid in an environment outside the electrochemical cell into the electrochemical cell across an osmotic medium fluidically separating an interior compartment of the electrochemical cell from the environment outside the electrochemical cell. The systems, methods, and apparatus described herein can be, according to certain embodiments, configured to be part of an electrochemical system in which water is consumed (e.g., as a reactant).

Abstract: A computational approach is proposed herein for controlling a user interface for rendering of interactive graphical control elements representing offers and coupons that are inserted into a computational payment process. In particular, the offers and coupons can interact with stored payment information resident (or tokens thereof) on a digital wallet data structure. The approach can be implemented as a computing system, a computing method operable on a computing system, or a computer program product affixed in the form of a non-transitory computer readable medium storing machine-interpretable instructions.

Abstract: A fat composition can include a majority of triglycerides consisting of glycerol esterified with saturated fatty acids. The fat composition may be a gapped formulation. The saturated fatty acids may be linear. The saturated fatty acids can include even-chain length only fatty acids, odd-chain length only fatty acids, or mixtures of even-chain length fatty acids and odd-chain length fatty acids.

Abstract: An animal fat functional analogue (e.g., mimic) can include a gapped formulation of interesterified triglycerides that include saturated fatty acids. The animal fat functional analogue can have thermal properties (e.g., melting point, solid fat content, specific heat, etc.), rheological properties (e.g., viscosity), organoleptic properties (e.g., texture, mouthfeel, etc.), and/or other properties that imitate the properties of animal fat produced agriculturally.

Abstract: A computational approach is proposed herein for controlling a user interface for rendering of interactive graphical control elements representing offers and coupons that are inserted into a computational payment process. In particular, the offers and coupons can interact with stored payment information resident (or tokens thereof) on a digital wallet data structure. The approach can be implemented as a computing system, a computing method operable on a computing system, or a computer program product affixed in the form of a non-transitory computer readable medium storing machine-interpretable instructions.

Abstract: Systems and methods for establishing data linkages are described in various embodiments. A system architecture is described which provides a data processing orchestrator device or service which securely interoperates with data sets at various points in time associated with a set of interactions a user may have with computer systems. The data sets are obtained from different data repositories, and are combined together for analysis such that a first data set representing intents (e.g., web search/browse history) can be combined together with a second data set representing outcomes (e.g., purchase transaction history, web site shopping carts).