Abstract: This invention describes ways of obtaining nano-particulated adjuvants formed by different synthetic variants of GM3 ganglioside. Depending on the fine structure of the fatty acid in the ceramide of the synthetic GM3, said adjuvants are able to stimulate specifically and in a specialized way the humoral or cellular immune response against accompanying antigens. Particularly, this invention provides immunogenic vaccine compositions that comprise peptides, polypeptides or proteins and the aforementioned nanoparticles, which are formed through the dispersion of hydrophobic proteins of the outer membrane complex (OMC) of Neisseria meningitidis in solutions containing fully synthetic variants of the GM3 ganglioside.

Abstract: In some implementations, the disclosed systems and methods can detect an interaction with respect to a set of virtual objects, which can start with a particular gesture, and take an action with respect to one or more virtual objects based on a further interaction (e.g., holding the gesture for a particular amount of time, moving the gesture in a particular direction, releasing the gesture, etc.). In some implementations, the disclosed systems and methods can automatically review a 3D video to determine a depicted user or avatar movement pattern (e.g., dance moves, repair procedure, playing an instrument, etc.). In some implementations, the disclosed systems and methods can allow the gesture to included a flat hand with the user's thumb next to the palm, with the gesture toward the user's face.

Abstract: Presented here is a system and method to enable a user to manage a large number of applications and a large number of subscribers. The technology presented here can manage up to tens of thousands of update items without a noticeable delay to the user. The technology enables the user to visualize information about multiple applications and multiple numbers of subscribers at the same time, and group the multiple subscribers and multiple applications according to various parameters, such as application name, organization type, update version, etc. Once grouped, the user can perform various operations on the group, such as schedule the updates and/or edit the updates, by adding or removing a large number of items at once. Further, the system is structured so that the operations on the large number of items can be performed without a noticeable delay to the user.

Abstract: Presented here is a system and method to enable a user to manage a large number of applications and a large number of subscribers. The technology presented here can manage up to tens of thousands of update items without a noticeable delay to the user. The technology enables the user to visualize information about multiple applications and multiple numbers of subscribers at the same time, and group the multiple subscribers and multiple applications according to various parameters, such as application name, organization type, update version, etc. Once grouped, the user can perform various operations on the group, such as schedule the updates and/or edit the updates, by adding or removing a large number of items at once. Further, the system is structured so that the operations on the large number of items can be performed without a noticeable delay to the user.

Abstract: The modification of carbon particles is proposed to achieve enhanced plating upon a non-conductive surface which has been previously treated with said modified carbon particles. The invention is particularly useful in plating through holes of printed circuit boards.

Abstract: The modification of carbon particles is disclosed for achieving enhanced plating upon a non-conductive surface which has been previously treated with said modified carbon particles. The invention is particularly useful in plating through holes of printed circuit boards.

Abstract: The modification of carbon particles is disclosed for achieving enhanced plating upon a non-conductive surface which has been previously treated with said modified carbon particles. The invention is particularly useful in plating through holes of printed circuit boards.