Abstract: Disclosed are systems, methods, and products for creating, organizing, storing, archiving and publishing content and data points on a real-time basis based on multiple inputs from different sources, including the creation of content and data within the application, the creation of related or summary content and data on social media platforms, the facilitation of non-curated external interactions on social media platforms about, or related to, the curated content and data, and the inclusion of content and data extracted from social media platforms in response to related or summary content and data. The system, methods and products permit variable content moderation during the content creation process dependent on assigned roles. These systems and methods permit assignment of roles for the purpose of curated interactions and allow for content from multiple content providers to be juxtaposed in a dialogue or interview or debate format rather than individual, concatenated feeds.

Abstract: A method and a device to modify the properties of molecules or materials. A method to modify the chemical properties, the work function, the electrochemical potential and/or the NMR frequency of one or more molecules, biomolecules or materials, method includes the steps of: providing a reflective or photonic structure (1) which has an electromagnetic mode which is resonant with a transition in the molecules, biomolecules or material (2); and placing the molecule(s), biomolecule(s) or material (2) in or on a structure of the previous type.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for harvesting energy while moving a tool through a well are shown and described. The harvested energy can be used by the tool to perform work once it reaches an intended location in the well, or along the way. A considerable amount of potential energy is typically lost by oilfield tools as they move down through a borehole. Methods and apparatus described herein recover and/or store some of the energy during the downward movement of the tool.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for harvesting energy while moving a tool through a well are shown and described. The harvested energy can be used by the tool to perform work once it reaches an intended location in the well, or along the way. A considerable amount of potential energy is typically lost by oilfield tools as they move down through a borehole. Methods and apparatus described herein recover and/or store some of the energy during the downward movement of the tool.