Abstract: A polyethylene (PE)-based fully-recyclable textile material and product formed by three-dimensionally printing PE structures onto a polyethylene textile is provided. The textile material can include one or more PE filaments being directly deposited onto a PE fabric via an FDM printing process to form a mono-material. The deposition of structures onto the PE fabric, which can form the substrate of the textile, can be used to enable changes to the mechanical properties of the fabric and/or create novel design aesthetics. Moreover, this material can be characterized by its ability to be thermally recycled, from which new PE-based products and materials may be manufactured. For example, the PE-based fully-recyclable textile material can be formed into a PE recyclate that can be melted and re-pelletized for formation of alternative PE-based fully recyclable textile materials.

Abstract: Systems, apparatus, articles of manufacture, and methods are disclosed to manage workloads for an operating system wherein it causes programmable circuitry to cause a task of a workload to be executed with a first processor core configuration; cause the task to be executed with a second processor core configuration; compare a first performance metric of the execution of the task with the first processor core configuration to a second performance metric of the execution with the second processor core configuration; and cause to be used one of the first processor core configuration or the second processor core configuration based on the comparison.

Abstract: Provided are affinity matured and humanized antibodies and antigen-binding fragments thereof that specifically bind to human neuropilin-2 (NRP2) polypeptides, including those that modulate binding interactions between human NRP2 and at least one NRP2 ligand, and which thereby modulate subsequent NRP2-mediated downstream signaling events, including related therapeutic compositions and methods for modulating NRP2 activity and treating diseases such as NRP2-associated diseases.