Abstract: A method may include causing a client computer to display a graphical user interface including a hierarchical element tree, the hierarchical element tree including a plurality of hierarchically arranged selectable elements. The method may further include, in response to receiving a selection of a selectable element in the hierarchical element tree and in accordance with the selected selectable element being associated with a remote content item that is managed by an external platform separate from the content collaboration system, selecting a content processing engine, retrieving content from the remote content item at the external platform and using an address associated with the remote content item, processing the content from the remote content item using the selected processing engine to produce renderable content, the renderable content formatted in accordance with the platform-specific structured data format, and causing display of the renderable content in the content panel.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises receiving a plurality of digital data messages in a first-in first-out (FIFO) primary queue of an electronic digital memory that is coupled to a message consuming process that is executed using computer instructions that are programmed to serially obtain messages from the primary queue and to process the messages; determining that processing a first message of the plurality of messages has failed; in response to determining that processing the first message failed, using the message consuming process, sending a first acknowledgement to the primary queue, sending the first message to a retry queue that is different from the primary queue, and processing one or more other messages from the primary queue; obtaining the first message from the retry queue; reprocessing the first message; repeating periodically selecting and processing one or more other messages from the primary queue and periodically selecting and processing one or more different other mes

Abstract: An end user identity protection suite (IPS) is discussed. In one embodiment, the IPS includes a identity validation system to evaluate a security level of at least one identity tool, the identity tool not related to computer security but rather to the user's identity. In one embodiment, the IPS further includes a security signal logic to generate a security status signal indicating an overall security state of the user, the security status signal comprising a combination of the security levels of each of the plurality of identity tools.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method comprises receiving a plurality of digital data messages in a first-in first-out (FIFO) primary queue of an electronic digital memory that is coupled to a message consuming process that is executed using computer instructions that are programmed to serially obtain messages from the primary queue and to process the messages; determining that processing a first message of the plurality of messages has failed; in response to determining that processing the first message failed, using the message consuming process, sending a first acknowledgement to the primary queue, sending the first message to a retry queue that is different from the primary queue, and processing one or more other messages from the primary queue; obtaining the first message from the retry queue; reprocessing the first message; repeating periodically selecting and processing one or more other messages from the primary queue and periodically selecting and processing one or more different other mes

Abstract: The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, relates to a method and scalable devices for hyperfast cooling and re-warming of samples. More specifically, it relates to cryogenic preservation of biological samples via vitrification. It includes: a liquid sample placed at ambient temperature in a flat thermo conductive container that in some embodiments additionally contains a detachable disposable or sterilizable thermo conductive spiral; transferring the sample to a cooling chamber using a linear percussion stepping motor drive; hyperfast cooling of the sample using streams of pressurized liquid coolant; transferring the sample to a detachable shipping/storage chamber filled with liquid coolant, from which the sample can be transferred to another vessel that contains liquid cryogenic coolant and moved back to the shipping/storage chamber.

Abstract: A method for hyper-fast cooling of samples is described. The samples are secured in a sample container, then the sample container inserted into a cryogenic cooling chamber through an opening of the cooling chamber. The sample container is placed some distance away from a cooling head, but within range of a continuous stream of pressurized liquid coolant emitted by the cooling head, where, the sample is hyper-cooled by spraying the sample container with a continuous stream of the pressurized liquid coolant.

Abstract: Embodiments of a cryopreservation device and method of use are described that allow cryopreserved samples to be transferred from one location to another. In one embodiment, a cryopreservation device comprises two, telescoping tubes; one for plunging biological material into a reservoir of cryogenic liquid refrigerant, and the other for capturing the biological material along with some of the liquid refrigerant, for transferring the biological material to another location.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to methods and compositions to simplify creation, storage, distribution, and Encapsulation Technology use of encapsulated cell based therapeutics, particularly cell-based therapeutics comprising islet-like cell clusters.

Abstract: Embodiments of a cryopreservation device and method of use are described that allow cryopreserved samples to be transferred from one location to another. In one embodiment, a cryopreservation device comprises two, telescoping tubes; one for plunging biological material into a reservoir of cryogenic liquid refrigerant, and the other for capturing the biological material along with some of the liquid refrigerant, for transferring the biological material to another location.

Abstract: An end user identity protection suite (IPS) is discussed. In one embodiment, the IPS includes a identity validation system to evaluate a security level of at least one identity tool, the identity tool not related to computer security but rather to the user's identity. In one embodiment, the IPS further includes a security signal logic to generate a security status signal indicating an overall security state of the user, the security status signal comprising a combination of the security levels of each of the plurality of identity tools.

Abstract: The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, relates to a method and scalable devices for hyperfast cooling and re-warming of samples. More specifically, it relates to cryogenic preservation of biological samples via vitrification. It includes: a liquid sample placed at ambient temperature in a flat thermo conductive container that in some embodiments additionally contains a detachable disposable or sterilizable thermo conductive spiral; transferring the sample to a cooling chamber using a linear percussion stepping motor drive; hyperfast cooling of the sample using streams of pressurized liquid coolant; transferring the sample to a detachable shipping/storage chamber filled with liquid coolant, from which the sample can be transferred to another vessel that contains liquid cryogenic coolant and moved back to the shipping/storage chamber.

Abstract: A method comprising an indicator showing an overall security status of a user.

Abstract: A method for fast cooling of samples comprises: pressurizing a liquid coolant source; securing a sample in a sample container; securing the sample container onto an insertion mechanism; with the insertion mechanism outside a cryogenic cooling chamber, inserting the sample container into the cryogenic cooling chamber through an opening of the cooling chamber; locking the insertion mechanism and securing the sample container in place some distance away from a cooling head, but within range of a continuous stream of pressurized liquid coolant; cooling the sample by spraying the sample container with a continuous stream of pressurized liquid coolant; and retrieving the sample container after cooling.

Abstract: A method comprising an indicator showing an overall security status of a user.