Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media for customized vehicle operator workflows. A vehicle operator workflow includes a set of tasks to be completed by a vehicle operator. The vehicle operator workflow may be presented to the vehicle operator upon satisfaction of a triggering event, such as upon the vehicle operator logging into an account or the vehicle entering a specified geographic region. The vehicle operator workflow may enable the vehicle operator to complete the individual tasks as well as submit evidence that the tasks have been completed.

Abstract: A process for converting isobutane to propylene. The process including dehydrogenating isobutane to produce a mixed product stream comprising isobutane and isobutene, skeletal isomerizing the mixed product stream comprising isobutane and isobutene to convert isobutene to n-butenes including 1-butene and 2-butenes and to recover a skeletal isomerization reaction product comprising isobutane, isobutene, butadiene, 1-butene, and 2-butenes. The process further including fractionating the skeletal isomerization reaction product, isomerizing the 1-butene contained therein to 2-butenes, recovering an overhead fraction comprising isobutane, a side draw fraction comprising isobutane and isobutene, and a bottoms fraction comprising 2-butenes, and combining the bottoms fraction with ethylene and converting the ethylene and 2-butenes to produce a reaction effluent comprising propylene.

Abstract: Provided herein are methods for making gamma lactones comprising reacting a carboxylic acid substrate with a heterologous cytochrome P450 (CYP450) protein with carboxylic acid 4-hydroxylase activity.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file.

Abstract: A process for converting isobutane to propylene. The process including dehydrogenating isobutane to produce a mixed product stream comprising isobutane and isobutene, skeletal isomerizing the mixed product stream comprising isobutane and isobutene to convert isobutene to n-butenes including 1-butene and 2-butenes and to recover a skeletal isomerization reaction product comprising isobutane, isobutene, butadiene, 1-butene, and 2-butenes. The process further including fractionating the skeletal isomerization reaction product, isomerizing the 1-butene contained therein to 2-butenes, recovering an overhead fraction comprising isobutane, a side draw fraction comprising isobutane and isobutene, and a bottoms fraction comprising 2-butenes, and combining the bottoms fraction with ethylene and converting the ethylene and 2-butenes to produce a reaction effluent comprising propylene.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated data curation and presentation are disclosed herein. The system can include a memory including a structured database and a plurality of storage bins. The system can include at least one server that can receive a packetized data file generated from a data file. This packetized data file can include a first packet generated from a content file of the data file, a second packet generated from metadata of the data file, and a third packet generated from a payload of the data file. The at least one server can automatically generate at least one tag for the packetized data file, which at least one tag is automatically generated based at least one key phrase identified in at least the targeted portion of the content file.

Abstract: IOP sensors and IOP measurement algorithms are disclosed herein. Examples of the IOP measurement algorithm can include a signal demodulation and artificial neural network algorithm to produce reliable results using minimal computational resources. The overall accuracy and speed of the IOP sensors and measurement algorithms enable their implementation in home-based IOP measurement systems.

Abstract: Various systems and methods for generating and outputting a context sensitive user interface component are disclosed herein. In an example, a contextual menu or interaction dialog are displayed in web browsers, video players, and other programs used to display dynamic content, including internet derived text, images, and video. Further examples described herein outline how user profiles and preferences may be used to customize available choices and outputs of the contextual menu, thereby enabling the available choices and outputs to be dynamically customized to combinations of the particular user profile or preference, semantic meaning or categorization of the content, type of the content, or properties of the content itself.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided for identifying patients of a cohort. The apparatus may include at least one memory and at least one processor configured to generate at least one user interface defining items of predefined criteria to identify a plurality of patients, among a candidate set of patients, of a cohort. The patients have at least one common characteristic associated with a designated medical condition or a designated health plan. The processor is also configured to identify the plurality of patients of the cohort in response to receiving indications of selections of one or more of the items of the predefined criteria. The processor is also configured to monitor and manage care of the identified patients of the cohort on an ongoing basis to provide interventions and track outcomes. Corresponding computer program products and methods are also provided.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for facilitating the navigation of patient clinical data based on a single timeline are disclosed. In an embodiment, such integrated view allows users to navigate through patient health data using a conceptual linkage based on common attributes. Users may also, through use of a Unified Data Navigator built on a web-based client, configure and customize such patient health data displays and save selected settings as personal views.

Abstract: In an embodiment of the method for handling subscriber input during interswitch handover of a call from a first switching station to a second switching station, DTMF digits received at the second switching station are sent in a message to the first switching station. The first switching station then performs an operation on the received digits such as playing the DTMF tones to a network or triggering a service.

Abstract: In an embodiment of the method for handling subscriber input during interswitch handover of a call from a first switching station to a second switching station, DTMF digits received at the second switching station are sent in a message to the first switching station. The first switching station then performs an operation on the received digits such as playing the DTMF tones to a network or triggering a service.