Abstract: Systems for visualization and management of a study have an input device, a user interface, controls, and a database storing a visit schedule about the study and visit data about a participant. Visit schedule has a first node and second node. The participant visit data has a current visit associated with the first node. The user interface visually associates the first node with a first graphic and with a current visual attribute, and the second node with a second graphic. Responsive to the controls, the user interface associates the second node with the current visit and visually associates the current node graphic with the second node. Visit schedule may have a third node selected from a jump, cycle, exit, and other nodes. The third node is associated with an occurred visit in the visit data, and the user interface can visually associate an occurred visual attribute with the third node.

Abstract: A system for visualization and management of participants in studies having a graphical user interface (GUI), a database (DB) storing studies data, visit schedules, travel policies, sites data, and participants data having a first participant in a first study. The GUI has controls including system control, data controls (being one or more of a travel policy control, visit schedule control, and participant control), navigation control associated with the study, and selection control associated with the participant. The GUI responsive to using the controls can a) switch GUI views; b) receive and display participants data; c) receive and display visit schedule and travel policy associated with the first participant and with the first study; d) receive input data from the input device and cause the DB to update the studies data, participants data, travel policies, and visit schedules with the input data. DB may store a second participant.

Abstract: Systems for visualization and management of a clinical study have a processor, an input device, a database storing data related to the clinical study, and a visit schedule interface. The data have a study visit schedule. The study visit schedule has nodes and a track having a step sequence. Each node has a node position and node attributes. The node position has a node track identifying the track and a node step. The data may also have a visit travel policy and the node attributes may have a visit policy label associated with the visit travel policy.

Abstract: Phosphorylated heptose compounds are useful in modulating an immune response in a subject. Also, the compounds are useful as adjuvants.

Abstract: A privacy enabled system for managing clinical study participant travel has a database (stores data: clinical study, participant, clinical site and trip data sets) and a graphical user interface that has a Travel Planning Interface and is in data communication with an input device and the database. The data sets include a Study Travel Policy, a Study Visit Schedule (appointment procedure, appointment schedule), a traveler profile, traveler personal data (traveler contact information), a site appointment location associated with the appointment procedure, and site contact information. The travel planning interface receives the trip data set (trip segment data) from the database and the input device. The travel planning interface transmits the trip segment data to and receives booked travel data from a travel booking module, generates an itinerary that has booked travel and trip segment data, and transmits the itinerary according to the traveler contact information and the site contact information.

Abstract: Systems for visualization and management of a travel policy for a clinical study have a study dataset having a first travel policy condition, a study travel policy dataset having a main travel policy and a specialized travel policy, and a GUI having a travel policies interface and a travel policy control. The first travel policy condition may be a country, a clinical site, a traveler policy label, a visit attribute, a visit policy label, and combinations thereof. The specialized travel policy (a country policy, a site policy, a first visit policy, a second visit policy, a custom policy, and combinations thereof) is programmatically associated with the first travel policy condition.

Abstract: Retention systems are provided for positioning and retaining bus bars relative to battery array terminals within a traction battery pack. The retention systems may include features for urging a bus bar into contact with an array terminal of a battery system. The retention systems may additionally incorporate features for preventing exposure to high voltage areas of the battery system and for directing vent gases toward pack-level venting systems. In some implementations, the bus bar retention features are provided by a combination of a thermal barrier structure and a terminal clip of the retention system.

Abstract: An electrified vehicle assembly includes an enclosure assembly of a battery pack. The enclosure assembly has a coating. An attachment point is disposed within the enclosure assembly. The enclosure assembly is secured directly to the attachment point. The assembly includes a coating clearing feature that removes some of the coating from the enclosure assembly when the enclosure assembly is secured directly to the attachment point.

Abstract: A privacy enabled system for managing clinical study participant travel has a database (stores data: clinical study, participant, clinical site and trip data sets) and a graphical user interface that has a Travel Planning Interface and is in data communication with an input device and the database. The data sets include a Study Travel Policy, a Study Visit Schedule (appointment procedure, appointment schedule), a traveler profile, traveler personal data (traveler contact information), a site appointment location associated with the appointment procedure, and site contact information. The travel planning interface receives the trip data set (trip segment data) from the database and the input device. The travel planning interface transmits the trip segment data to and receives booked travel data from a travel booking module, generates an itinerary that has booked travel and trip segment data, and transmits the itinerary according to the traveler contact information and the site contact information.

Abstract: Systems for visualization and management of a travel policy for a clinical study have a study dataset having a first travel policy condition, a study travel policy dataset having a main travel policy and a specialized travel policy, and a GUI having a travel policies interface and a travel policy control. The first travel policy condition may be a country, a clinical site, a traveler policy label, a visit attribute, a visit policy label, and combinations thereof. The specialized travel policy (a country policy, a site policy, a first visit policy, a second visit policy, a custom policy, and combinations thereof) is programmatically associated with the first travel policy condition.

Abstract: An ingress-barrier assembly for use with pressure-operated downhole equipment can be used to limit hydraulic fluid flow in a wellbore environment for completions and operations through the life of a well. An assembly can comprise a first port to communicate hydraulic fluid with a first fluid conveyance line. The assembly can include a second port to communicate hydraulic fluid with a second fluid conveyance line. The assembly can further include a first-end stop, a second-end stop, and a moveable seal. The moveable seal can move within a bore of the assembly between the first-end stop and the second-end stop to communicate pressure between the first port and the second port.

Abstract: This disclosure is directed to a payload attachment and payload management and control device for an unmanned aircraft for supporting a payload having a payload handle, the payload attachment device. The payload attachment device including a receiver for receiving the payload handle and a releasable latch in the receiver having an engaged position and disengaged position, the latched biased to the engaged position restraining a payload handle. The payload attachment device includes a manual release connected to the latch for overcoming the bias and moving the cam to the disengaged position and an automated release connected to the latch for overcoming the bias and moving the cam to the disengaged position, the automated release connected to a controller of the unmanned aircraft. The payload attachment device may also receive payload telemetry data and electrical power from the payload using a disconnectable electrical communication connection.

Abstract: A battery component includes a header body and a frame secured to the header body. The frame includes an electromagnetic shield portion. The electromagnetic shield portion defines at least one electrical connection port. The electrical connection port is configured to receive an electrically conductive object. The electromagnetic shield portion is configured to dissipate electromagnetic radiation from the electrically conductive object.

Abstract: Traction battery pack designs are disclosed for use in electrified vehicles. Exemplary traction battery packs may include an outer enclosure assembly establishing an interior, and a battery array housed within the interior. A pressure equalization device may be disposed within a wall of the outer enclosure assembly and may be configured to both equalize the pressure inside the battery pack during normal battery operations and to prevent the unintended release of battery vent byproducts during battery thermal events.

Abstract: Heptose-1-monophosphate-7-derivatives are modifiable immunomodulators that can be used to prepare clinically active conjugate compounds. Such conjugate compounds are useful in modulating an immune response in a subject.

Abstract: An ingress-barrier assembly for use with pressure-operated downhole equipment can be used to limit hydraulic fluid flow in a wellbore environment for completions and operations through the life of a well. An assembly can comprise a first port to communicate hydraulic fluid with a first fluid conveyance line. The assembly can include a second port to communicate hydraulic fluid with a second fluid conveyance line. The assembly can further include a first-end stop, a second-end stop, and a moveable seal. The moveable seal can move within a bore of the assembly between the first-end stop and the second-end stop to communicate pressure between the first port and the second port.

Abstract: The present technology provides a method for preparing an acid-reducing filter that includes depositing a mineral blend layer to a filter substrate, where the mineral blend layer comprises calcium carbonate and magnesium carbonate at a weight ratio of about 1:10 to about 10:1, the mineral blend is free of soluble halide or hydroxide salts of alkali or alkaline earth metals, and the mineral blend layer is insoluble in water.

Abstract: A sanitizing apparatus for sanitizing one or more objects is provided. The sanitizing apparatus includes a housing defining an enclosure and one or more UV radiation sources including UV lamps disposed therein. The UV radiation sources are activated to provided sanitizing UV radiation to objects placed within the housing. The sanitizing apparatus further includes a temperature control device configured for maintaining the temperature of the UV lamps within an optimal temperature range to maximize UV radiation output over time.

Abstract: A post installation bracket for installing posts on a base such as a concrete slab is provided. The post installation bracket includes a leveling plate with at least one leveling element and an anchoring bolt securing assembly configured to securely receive a first end of an anchoring bolt, a second end of the anchoring bolt distal to the first end securely anchored into the base. The post installation bracket further includes at least one leveling bolt securely fastened to each of the at least one leveling elements, the at least one leveling bolt used to position the leveling plate and post with respect to the base.

Abstract: A food condiment slice, method of using, composition and method for making, and methods for manufacturing are described. The food condiment slices are used with sandwiches, other food products, and beverages. The food condiment slices may have different structures such as face-fused, side-fused, face-fused-side-fused, woven, and chopped. The food condiment slices are formed from condiments such as catsup, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, barbecue sauce, steak sauce, jellies, jam, preserves, butter, margarine, marinades, creamers, and syrups. More than one food condiment can be integrated into a single food condiment slice. The food condiment slices eliminate the need and inconvenience of using and carrying spreadable, squeezable, and pourable food condiments. Also included are beverage condiment slices or discs such as coffee or tea dairy and non-dairy creamers.