Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for a method. The method includes generating a zero-knowledge proof that proves that a hash of the scrubbed plurality of mobile telephone numbers is computed correctly in response to a complaint about a message. The method also includes generating a zero-knowledge proof that proves that the message maps to the specific template identifier in response to a complaint about the message.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods of culturing a mammalian cell in a liquid medium including poloxamer-188 at a concentration of 1.8 g/L or at a greater concentration than 1.8 g/L more or a liquid medium that includes a poloxamer-188 concentration that is selected based on one or more factors selected from the group of: pore size, pore type, gas flow rate, viable cell density in the medium, and markers related to cell stress.

Abstract: When a Rich Communications Services (RCS) data file is to be provided to a terminating user equipment (UE) that is on a different mobile communications network than an originating UE, the network address, or uniform resource locator (URL), of the RCS data file may be modified to indicate that the RCS data file is to traverse a network-to-network interface (NNI). An RCS system on the originating mobile communications network may identify if the terminating UE is on the same or different mobile communications network. If the terminating UE is on a different mobile communications network, then the RCS system may modify the URL to indicate the originating and terminating mobile communications networks and send the URL to an RCS system of the terminating mobile communications network. The modified URL enables retrieval of the RCS data file network by a content system of the terminating mobile communications network.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods of culturing a mammalian cell in a liquid medium including poloxamer-188 at a concentration of 1.8 g/L or at a greater concentration than 1.8 g/L more or a liquid medium that includes a poloxamer-188 concentration that is selected based on one or more factors selected from the group of: pore size, pore type, gas flow rate, viable cell density in the medium, and markers related to cell stress.

Abstract: A method may include presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) configured to define a network for analysis, the GUI including: a first portion configured to define a network boundary of an organizational network graph (ONG) in a dataset; a second portion configured to define a beginning time and ending time for the network analysis; and a third portion configured to define a set of one or more graph metrics for vertices in the ONG; retrieving a portion of the dataset based on the network boundary, beginning time, and ending time; transmitting instructions to a distributed computing platform to generate the set of graph metrics on the portion of the dataset; and storing the generated set of graph metrics as associated with the network analysis.

Abstract: A method may include presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) configured to define a network for analysis, the GUI including: a first portion configured to define a network boundary of an organizational network graph (ONG) in a dataset; a second portion configured to define a beginning time and ending time for the network analysis; and a third portion configured to define a set of one or more graph metrics for vertices in the ONG; retrieving a portion of the dataset based on the network boundary, beginning time, and ending time; transmitting instructions to a distributed computing platform to generate the set of graph metrics on the portion of the dataset; and storing the generated set of graph metrics as associated with the network analysis.

Abstract: A policy enhancement for mixed capabilities of devices may include a first User Equipment (UE) that publishes to a presence server via an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) Core network and a Rich Communication Services (RCS) node. A second UE may subscribe to the first UE by requesting information about the first UE from the presence server. The presence server may determine that the first UE is one of multiple instantiations of a same device. The presence server may determine that a third UE is another instantiation of the same device as the first UE, and that the third UE is a lesser-capable device (e.g., non-Universal Profile enabled) with respect to the first UE. The presence server may send a notify message including a capability indicator associated with the third UE to the second UE, and/or the notify message may omit a capability indicator associated with the first UE.

Abstract: When a Rich Communications Services (RCS) data file is to be provided to a terminating user equipment (UE) that is on a different mobile communications network than an originating UE, the network address, or uniform resource locator (URL), of the RCS data file may be modified to indicate that the RCS data file is to traverse a network-to-network interface (NNI). An RCS system on the originating mobile communications network may identify if the terminating UE is on the same or different mobile communications network. If the terminating UE is on a different mobile communications network, then the RCS system may modify the URL to indicate the originating and terminating mobile communications networks and send the URL to an RCS system of the terminating mobile communications network. The modified URL enables retrieval of the RCS data file network by a content system of the terminating mobile communications network.

Abstract: A policy enhancement for mixed capabilities of devices may include a first User Equipment (UE) that publishes to a presence server via an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) Core network and a Rich Communication Services (RCS) node. A second UE may subscribe to the first UE by requesting information about the first UE from the presence server. The presence server may determine that the first UE is one of multiple instantiations of a same device. The presence server may determine that a third UE is another instantiation of the same device as the first UE, and that the third UE is a lesser-capable device (e.g., non-Universal Profile enabled) with respect to the first UE. The presence server may send a notify message including a capability indicator associated with the third UE to the second UE, and/or the notify message may omit a capability indicator associated with the first UE.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for implementing a presence application server to handle Universal Profile (UP) transfers over roaming. The presence application server may receive a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) request from a user device. The SIP request can include presence information of the user device, P-Access-Network-Info (PANI), and a subscriber identifier of a subscriber associated with the user device. Based at least on the presence information, the presence application server can determine whether the user device is UP capable. Additionally, the presence application server can determine whether the user device is roaming based at least on the PANI. If the user device is roaming, the presence application server can indicate that the user device is roaming and remove a tuple associated with the presence information indicating the UP capabilities of the user device in a SIP response. Removing the tuple suspends the user device's UP capabilities.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for implementing a presence application server to handle Universal Profile (UP) transfers over roaming. The presence application server may receive a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) request from a user device. The SIP request can include presence information of the user device, P-Access-Network-Info (PANI), and a subscriber identifier of a subscriber associated with the user device. Based at least on the presence information, the presence application server can determine whether the user device is UP capable. Additionally, the presence application server can determine whether the user device is roaming based at least on the PANI. If the user device is roaming, the presence application server can indicate that the user device is roaming and remove a tuple associated with the presence information indicating the UP capabilities of the user device in a SIP response. Removing the tuple suspends the user device's UP capabilities.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods of predicting the effect of a concentration of a sensitizer on cell viability in a production bioreactor, methods of improving cell viability in a production bioreactor, methods of predicting cell viability in a production bioreactor, and methods for culturing a cell in a production bioreactor.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and computer system are proposed for assisting a consumer associated with a plurality of payment cards. When the consumer wishes to make a payment transaction, a computer system with access to information about the payment cards and access to at least one consequence database storing information relating to consequences of the making payment using the payment cards, determines consequences of making the payment using each of a plurality of the payment cards. According to the determined consequences, the computer system makes an automatic selection of one of the payment cards to use for the purchase. The computer system's selection may be presented to the consumer as a proposal. Upon the consumer accepting the proposal, the payment transaction is performed using the selected payment card.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods of culturing a mammalian cell in a liquid medium including poloxamer-188 at a concentration of 1.8 g/L or at a greater concentration than 1.8 g/L more or a liquid medium that includes a poloxamer-188 concentration that is selected based on one or more factors selected from the group of: pore size, pore type, gas flow rate, viable cell density in the medium, and markers related to cell stress.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates in general to methods for staining and imaging lung specimens for the purpose of quantifying fibrotic areas of the lung. Images according to the present invention include images obtained from X-ray microcomputed tomography.

Abstract: A method of protecting a data network from denial of service (DOS) attacks is described. The method may use various network tools to selectively block or disable portions of a data trunk experiencing a DOS attack, thereby preventing the DOS attack from reaching at least some resources on the network. In one embodiment, a network switch identifies a virtual LAN (VLAN) carrying suspect data on a data trunk. The network switch then adjusts a spanning tree for the network so that one or more ports on the compromised VLAN are blocked or disabled, while non-compromised VLANs are allowed to continue carrying data. Other approaches are also presented for avoiding the loss of valid data when a network blocks one or more VLANs or other portions of a network in response to a DOS attack or other intrusion.