Abstract: In one example, a non-volatile memory system, comprises an array of non-volatile memory cells arranged in rows and columns, each non-volatile memory cell comprising a source and a drain; a plurality of bit lines, each of the plurality of bit lines coupled to the drain or each non-volatile memory cell in a column of non-volatile memory cells; a source line coupled to the source of each non-volatile memory cell; and an adaptive bias decoder for providing a voltage to an erase gate line of the array during an operation, wherein the adaptive bias decoder adjusts the voltage provided to the erase gate line in response to changes in a voltage of the source line.

Abstract: In one example, a non-volatile memory system, comprises an array of non-volatile memory cells arranged in rows and columns, each non-volatile memory cell comprising a source and a drain; a plurality of bit lines, each of the plurality of bit lines coupled to the drain or each non-volatile memory cell in a column of non-volatile memory cells; a source line coupled to the source of each non-volatile memory cell; and an adaptive bias decoder for providing a voltage to the source line of the array during operation.

Abstract: Numerous examples are disclosed of programming multiple rows in an array in an artificial neural network as part of a single programming operation. In one example, a method comprises ramping up an output of a high voltage generator to a first voltage level; while maintaining the output of the high voltage generator at the first voltage level, programming a plurality of words of K rows of memory cells in an array of memory cells using the output of the high voltage generator, where K>1; and after the programming, ramping down the output of the high voltage generator to a second voltage level.

Abstract: In one example, a non-volatile memory system comprises an array of non-volatile memory cells arranged in rows and columns, each non-volatile memory cell comprising a source and a drain; a plurality of bit lines, each of the plurality of bit lines coupled to the drain of each non-volatile memory cell in a column of non-volatile memory cells; a source line coupled to the source of each non-volatile memory cell; and an adaptive bias decoder for providing a voltage to a word line of the array during an operation, wherein the adaptive bias decoder adjusts the voltage provided to the word line in response to changes in a voltage of the source line.

Abstract: In one example, a system comprises a vector-by-matrix multiplication array comprising non-volatile memory cells organized into rows and columns; a plurality of word lines coupled respectively to rows of the vector-by-matrix multiplication array; and a word line driver coupled to the plurality of word lines, the word line driver comprising a plurality of select transistors coupled to a common control line and the plurality of word lines, and a plurality of bias transistors coupled to the plurality of select transistors and capable of providing a bias voltage to a single select transistor in the plurality of select transistors or to all of plurality of select transistors in response to control signals.

Abstract: In one example, a neural network device comprises a first plurality of synapses configured to receive a first plurality of inputs and to generate therefrom a first plurality of outputs, wherein the first plurality of synapses comprises a plurality of memory cells, each of the plurality of memory cells configured to store a weight value corresponding to a number of electrons on its floating gate and the plurality of memory cells are configured to generate the first plurality of outputs based upon the first plurality of inputs and the stored weight values.

Abstract: Various embodiments of tandem row decoders are disclosed. Each embodiment of a tandem row decoder comprises a word line decoder and a control gate decoder. The tandem row decoder exhibits reduced leakage current on the word line and the control gate line when the tandem row decoder is not enabled.

Abstract: Numerous examples for performing tuning of a page or a word of non-volatile memory cells in an analog neural memory are disclosed. In one example, an analog neural memory system comprises an array of non-volatile memory cells arranged into rows and columns, each non-volatile memory cell comprising a word line terminal, a bit line terminal, and an erase gate terminal; a plurality of word lines, each word line coupled to word line terminals of a row of non-volatile memory cells; a plurality of bit lines, each bit line coupled to bit line terminals of a column of non-volatile memory cells; and a plurality of erase gate enable transistors, each erase gate enable transistor coupled to erase gate terminals of a word of non-volatile memory cells.

Abstract: Provided herein are phenylalanine ammonia-lyase (PAL) variants produced by prokaryotes, wherein such prokaryotic PAL variant has a greater phenylalanine-converting activity and/or a reduced immunogenicity as compared to a wild-type PAL. Further provided are compositions of prokaryotic PAL and biologically active fragments, mutants, variants or analogs thereof, as well as methods for the production, purification, formulation, and use of such compositions for industrial and therapeutic purposes, e.g., treating hyperphenylalaninemia, including phenylketonuria, and other disorders, including cancer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a compound having the general formula (I), or one of the pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, for it use as a medicament, in particular for treating a bacterial infection in a subject: In particular, this compound is capable of inhibiting the Mfd activity of bacteria.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, at an electronic device and from a second electronic device, a second root identifier, wherein the second root identifier is associated with a second profile tree maintained at the second electronic device and determining that a first root identifier does not match the second root identifier, wherein the first root identifier is based on a first profile tree maintained at the electronic device. The method further includes sending, to the second electronic device, the first profile tree, wherein the first profile tree comprises representation of currently maintained user profiles at the electronic device, receiving, from the second electronic device, user profile update information, and updating a subset of the currently maintained user profiles based on the user profile update information.

Abstract: An electronic device, a method, and a non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions for dynamically verifying trusted applications (TAs) during a boot sequence. The electronic device includes a memory and a processor operably connected to the memory. The processor executes instructions stored in the memory to cause the electronic device to initialize a kernel boot sequence in response to confirming that executable codes for booting the electronic device are from a trusted binary and then verify one or more registered TAs during the kernel boot sequence. Completion of the kernel boot sequence is based on verification results of the set of registered TAs.

Abstract: Provided herein are phenylalanine ammonia-lyase (PAL) variants produced by prokaryotes, wherein such prokaryotic PAL variant has a greater phenylalanine-converting activity and/or a reduced immunogenicity as compared to a wild-type PAL. Further provided are compositions of prokaryotic PAL and biologically active fragments, mutants, variants or analogs thereof, as well as methods for the production, purification, formulation, and use of such compositions for industrial and therapeutic purposes, e.g., treating hyperphenylalaninemia, including phenylketonuria, and other disorders, including cancer.

Abstract: A messaging server may receive message data which may comprise message information. The messaging server may generate one or more messages which may be formatted according to different endpoint protocols. The messaging server may send the messages using the same protocol as the protocol used for formatting the messages.

Abstract: An electronic device, a method, and a non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions for dynamically verifying trusted applications (TAs) during a boot sequence. The electronic device includes a memory and a processor operably connected to the memory. The processor executes instructions stored in the memory to cause the electronic device to initialize a kernel boot sequence in response to confirming that executable codes for booting the electronic device are from a trusted binary and then verify one or more registered TAs during the kernel boot sequence. Completion of the kernel boot sequence is based on verification results of the set of registered TAs.

Abstract: A messaging server may receive message data which may comprise message information, a plurality of recipients, and/ or patient identifying information. The messaging server may generate one or more messages which may be formatted according to different endpoint protocols, ranked, and/or addressed to separate recipients. The messaging server may send the messages using the same protocol as the protocol used for formatting the message, in order of rank, and/or to recipients determined based on the patient identifying information.

Abstract: Provided herein are phenylalanine ammonia-lyase (PAL) variants produced by prokaryotes, wherein such prokaryotic PAL variant has a greater phenylalanine-converting activity and/or a reduced immunogenicity as compared to a wild-type PAL. Further provided are compositions of prokaryotic PAL and biologically active fragments, mutants, variants or analogs thereof, as well as methods for the production, purification, formulation, and use of such compositions for industrial and therapeutic purposes, e.g., treating hyperphenylalaninemia, including phenylketonuria, and other disorders, including cancer.

Abstract: Provided herein are phenylalanine ammonia-lyase (PAL) variants produced by prokaryotes, wherein such prokaryotic PAL variant has a greater phenylalanine-converting activity and/or a reduced immunogenicity as compared to a wild-type PAL. Further provided are compositions of prokaryotic PAL and biologically active fragments, mutants, variants or analogs thereof, as well as methods for the production, purification, formulation, and use of such compositions for industrial and therapeutic purposes, e.g., treating hyperphenylalaninemia, including phenylketonuria, and other disorders, including cancer.

Abstract: A mobile device for biological treatment of bioreactor-type wastewater with a submerged membrane enabling treatment of greywater and blackwater has an inlet duct for effluent to be treated and an outlet duct for treated and filtered water connected to a permeate pump. The device includes a container, the interior volume of which has a parallelepiped appearance with two large vertical lateral sides, and a membrane filter having an assembly of parallel, planar filtration membranes also with a vertical appearance. The membranes are connected to a downstream collector collecting the filtered water and connected to the outlet duct. The permeate pump ensures a transmembrane flow less than the subcritical flow. At least one diffuser of fine air bubbles is located at the base of each column. Each diffuser is connected to a regulating solenoid valve and to pump, ensuring therein an airflow greater than or equal to 10 Nm3/h per diffuser.

Abstract: Provided herein are phenylalanine ammonia-lyase (PAL) variants produced by prokaryotes, wherein such prokaryotic PAL variant has a greater phenylalanine-converting activity and/or a reduced immunogenicity as compared to a wild-type PAL. Further provided are compositions of prokaryotic PAL and biologically active fragments, mutants, variants or analogs thereof, as well as methods for the production, purification, formulation, and use of such compositions for industrial and therapeutic purposes, e.g., treating hyperphenylalaninemia, including phenylketonuria, and other disorders, including cancer.