Abstract: A cold plate apparatus includes walls that surround an active volume adjacent to an inlet plenum; the walls include an inlet opening at one end of a top side of the inlet plenum and a plenum opening between the inlet plenum and the active volume. Also included is a blocker that partially separates the inlet plenum from the active volume. The blocker is structurally configured to preferentially redirect flow from the inlet plenum into the active volume.

Abstract: Techniques regarding neuromodulation are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can comprise a system, which can comprise a memory that can store computer executable components. The system can also comprise a processor, operably coupled to the memory, and that can execute the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can include a mapping component that can generate a stimulus map by mapping a stimulus parameter to a response from an entity to application of a neuromodulating stimulus, with the first neuromodulating stimulus being applied to the entity based on the first stimulus parameter, to therapeutically cause or prevent a sensation.

Abstract: A cold plate apparatus includes walls that surround an active volume adjacent to an inlet plenum; the walls include an inlet opening at one end of a top side of the inlet plenum and a plenum opening between the inlet plenum and the active volume. Also included is a blocker that partially separates the inlet plenum from the active volume. The blocker is structurally configured to preferentially redirect flow from the inlet plenum into the active volume.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for effective mobility scoring is provided. The present invention may include receiving an acceleration data associated with a user. The present invention may also include determining a respective activity state of a plurality of activity states for the user based on the received acceleration data. The present invention may also include recording an amount of time spent in a respective activity state of a plurality of activity states. The present invention may further include determining an effective mobility score of the user for a specified time-window based on calculating a weighted sum of time spent in the plurality of activity states.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program for improving a quality of life (QOL) of an individual or a group of individuals is provided. The present invention may include receiving a dataset comprising time-series data pertaining to a QOL factor for the individual or group of individuals. The present invention may then include determining a relative importance of the QOL factor for the individual or group of individuals; computing a QOL metric associated with the individual or group of individuals based on the relative importance of the QOL factor; and determining an intervening measure based on the QOL metric. The present invention may further include requesting an application of the intervening measure based on the QOL metric; and modifying the QOL metric based on a plurality of intervening measure data derived from application of the intervening measure.

Abstract: A method, a structure, and a computer system for assessing user mobility. The exemplary embodiments may include collecting heart rate data and acceleration data corresponding to a user while the user is not performing one or more validated fitness assessment tests and extracting one or more features from the heart rate data and the acceleration data. The exemplary in embodiments may further include calculating one or more validated fitness assessment scores of the user based on applying a model to the one or more features and projecting a mobility of the user based on the one or more validated fitness assessment scores.

Abstract: One or more systems, computer-implemented methods and/or computer program products to facilitate a process to produce a specified electrical output are provided. A system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can comprise an inverse modeling component that can generate an entity-based model and can determine updated one or more electrostatics parameters based on feedback relative to application of an electrical stimulation therapy employing an initial one or more electrostatics parameters on the entity.

Abstract: Obtain a putative design for a vapor chamber lid for an electronic device; iteratively: obtain a steady state solution of governing equations of the putative design, wherein the governing equations include a thermal energy equation in a solid domain of the putative design and include continuity, momentum, and energy equations in vapor and liquid/wick domains of the putative design; modify the putative design in response to a difference between the evaporator temperature of the steady state solution and a threshold value for evaporator temperature; and obtain a new steady state solution of the governing equations for the putative design; and set a final design for the vapor chamber lid when a satisfactory result is obtained for the difference between the evaporator temperature and the threshold value for evaporator temperature.

Abstract: Techniques regarding neuromodulation are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can comprise a system, which can comprise a memory that can store computer executable components. The system can also comprise a processor, operably coupled to the memory, and that can execute the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can include a mapping component that can generate a stimulus map by mapping a stimulus parameter to a response from an entity to application of a neuromodulating stimulus, with the first neuromodulating stimulus being applied to the entity based on the first stimulus parameter, to therapeutically cause or prevent a sensation.

Abstract: A cold plate apparatus includes walls that surround an active volume adjacent to an inlet plenum; the walls include an inlet opening at one end of a top side of the inlet plenum and a plenum opening between the inlet plenum and the active volume. Also included is a blocker that partially separates the inlet plenum from the active volume. The blocker is structurally configured to preferentially redirect flow from the inlet plenum into the active volume.

Abstract: Techniques for inducing non-uniform cooling are described. According to an embodiment, a system is provided. The system can comprise at least one processor device that executes components stored in a memory, wherein the components comprise: a flow control device that distributes coolant to a location of the at least one processor device; and a sensor controller component that detects a location of a thermal anomaly of the at least one processor device. The components can also comprise a cooling controller component that adjusts the flow control device to direct the coolant to the location of the thermal anomaly.

Abstract: Obtain a putative design for a vapor chamber lid for an electronic device; iteratively: obtain a steady state solution of governing equations of the putative design, wherein the governing equations include a thermal energy equation in a solid domain of the putative design and include continuity, momentum, and energy equations in vapor and liquid/wick domains of the putative design; modify the putative design in response to a difference between the evaporator temperature of the steady state solution and a threshold value for evaporator temperature; and obtain a new steady state solution of the governing equations for the putative design; and set a final design for the vapor chamber lid when a satisfactory result is obtained for the difference between the evaporator temperature and the threshold value for evaporator temperature.

Abstract: Techniques that facilitate hybrid modeling for a device under test associated with a cooling system (e.g., a two-phase cooling system) are provided. In one example, information indicative of a first model of a device under test associated with a cooling system is determined. Second information indicative of constraints that define values for an operational quantity related to the cooling system is also determined. Information indicative of a second model for the device under test is generated based on the information indicative of the first model and the second information indicative of the one or more constraints. In an aspect, a first simulation process is performed to determine first thermal properties for a first simulation domain associated with the device under test. In another aspect, a second simulation process is performed to determine second thermal properties for a second simulation domain associated with the device under test.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for system level modeling of two-phase cooling systems. In one example, a computer-implemented method comprises determining, by a system operatively coupled to a processor, respective sets of steady state values for parameters at inlet-outlet junctions using a system model, wherein the determining is based on first user input specifying a cooling system design comprising a plurality of part objects, wherein adjacent part objects in a flow direction are connected at the inlet-outlet junctions. The computer-implemented method can also comprise generating, by the system, a graphical display that depicts the respective sets of parameter values at the inlet-outlet junctions.

Abstract: Techniques for autonomously modeling a two-phase cooling architecture are provided. In one example, a computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by a system operatively coupled to a processor, a reduced physics model based on a profile of a heat source and a parameter of a cooling structure. The reduced physics model can provide an output. Also, the computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by the system, a full physics model based on the output. The computer-implemented method can further comprise combining, by the system, the reduced physics model and the full physics model to define an architecture that achieves a flow distribution of a coolant.

Abstract: Techniques for autonomously modeling a two-phase cooling architecture are provided. In one example, a computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by a system operatively coupled to a processor, a reduced physics model based on a profile of a heat source and a parameter of a cooling structure. The reduced physics model can provide an output. Also, the computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by the system, a full physics model based on the output. The computer-implemented method can further comprise combining, by the system, the reduced physics model and the full physics model to define an architecture that achieves a flow distribution of a coolant.

Abstract: Techniques for autonomously modeling a two-phase cooling architecture are provided. In one example, a computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by a system operatively coupled to a processor, a reduced physics model based on a profile of a heat source and a parameter of a cooling structure. The reduced physics model can provide an output. Also, the computer-implemented method can comprise generating, by the system, a full physics model based on the output. The computer-implemented method can further comprise combining, by the system, the reduced physics model and the full physics model to define an architecture that achieves a flow distribution of a coolant.

Abstract: Techniques that facilitate two-phase liquid cooling of an electronic device are provided. In one example, an apparatus, such as a cold plate device, comprises a first stackable layer and a second stackable layer. The first stackable layer comprises a first channel formed within the first stackable layer. The first channel comprises a first channel width and the first channel receives a coolant fluid via an inlet port of the apparatus. The second stackable layer comprises a second channel that provides a path for the coolant fluid to flow between the first channel and an outlet port of the apparatus. A width of the second channel increases along a flow direction of the coolant fluid that flows between the inlet port and the outlet port.

Abstract: A cold plate structure in a two-phase cooling system is provided. The cold plate, where the cold plate structure has at least one microchannel with a cross-sectional area along a radial direction, wherein the cross-sectional area expands in a first direction that is substantially tangential to the radial direction and expands in a second direction that is substantially tangential to the radial direction and substantially tangential to the first direction.

Abstract: Techniques that facilitate two-phase liquid cooling of an electronic device are provided. In one example, an apparatus, such as a cold plate device, comprises a first stackable layer and a second stackable layer. The first stackable layer comprises a first channel formed within the first stackable layer. The first channel comprises a first channel width and the first channel receives a coolant fluid via an inlet port of the apparatus. The second stackable layer comprises a second channel that provides a path for the coolant fluid to flow between the first channel and an outlet port of the apparatus. A width of the second channel increases along a flow direction of the coolant fluid that flows between the inlet port and the outlet port.