Abstract: A system can include a location data module configured to receive location data, the location data including patient location information associated with a plurality patients and care team member location information associated with one or more care team members, and a route module operatively connected to the location data module and configured to determine a visitation route for each of the one or more care team members to visit the plurality of patients based on the location data.

Abstract: Systems for dynamic detection and encryption of sensitive data are disclosed. The sensitive data may be dynamically detected (i.e., detected in real-time) as it is entered into fields of a software application frontend user interface (UI). The application frontend UI may be implemented using a web browser. Upon detection of the sensitive data, in some embodiments, the application can request a unique public key from a key rotation service of a cloud computing environment. The sensitive data may be encrypted based on the public key received from the key rotation service. The application frontend UI can request a unique public key from an application backend for frontend (BFF). The sensitive data may be encrypted based on the public key received from the application BFF.

Abstract: A metered dose inhaler equipped with a metering valve and having an aerosol canister containing a pharmaceutical composition comprising propellant, ethanol, citric acid, and tiotropium or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt or solvate thereof dissolved in the composition, wherein the aerosol canister has an internal surface that is a non-metal material that is in contact with the pharmaceutical composition.

Abstract: Temperatures in microelectronic integrated circuit packages and components may be measured in situ using carbon nanotube networks. An array of carbon nanotubes strung between upstanding structures may be used to measure local temperature. Because of the carbon nanotubes, a highly accurate temperature measurement may be achieved. In some cases, the carbon nanotubes and the upstanding structures may be secured to a substrate that is subsequently attached to a microelectronic package.

Abstract: Temperatures in microelectronic integrated circuit packages and components may be measured in situ using carbon nanotube networks. An array of carbon nanotubes strung between upstanding structures may be used to measure local temperature. Because of the carbon nanotubes, a highly accurate temperature measurement may be achieved. In some cases, the carbon nanotubes and the upstanding structures may be secured to a substrate that is subsequently attached to a microelectronic package.

Abstract: A microelectronic die and a package including the die. The die comprises a die substrate including a base and a die passivation layer disposed on the base. The die passivation layer includes a nanocomposite including a matrix and nanoparticles dispersed within the matrix.

Abstract: Temperatures in microelectronic integrated circuit packages and components may be measured in situ using carbon nanotube networks. An array of carbon nanotubes strung between upstanding structures may be used to measure local temperature. Because of the carbon nanotubes, a highly accurate temperature measurement may be achieved. In some cases, the carbon nanotubes and the upstanding structures may be secured to a substrate that is subsequently attached to a microelectronic package.

Abstract: Stress in microelectronic integrated circuit packages may be measured in situ using carbon nanotube networks. An array of carbon nanotubes strung between upstanding structures may be used to measure the local stress in two dimensions. Because of the characteristics of the carbon nanotubes, a highly accurate stress measurement may be achieved. In some cases, the carbon nanotubes and the upstanding structures may be secured to a substrate that is subsequently attached within a microelectronic package. In other cases, the nanotube structures may be formed directly onto integrated circuit dice.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention is a technique to form stress sensors on a package in situ. A first array of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) aligned in a first orientation is deposited at a first location on a substrate or a die in a wafer. The first array is intercalated with polymer. The first polymer-intercalated array is covered with a protective layer. A second array of CNTs aligned in a second orientation is deposited at a second location on the substrate or the die. The second array is intercalated with polymer.

Abstract: An embodiment of the present invention is a technique to sense moisture uptake of package polymers in humid environment. A capacitor is formed in a semiconductor package having a capacitance changing according to a real-time moisture adsorption in the package. A capacitance circuit provides measurement of the capacitance of the capacitor corresponding to an in-situ measurement of the moisture adsorption.