Abstract: A system for cooling a plurality of electronic devices, having a first cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a first liquid coolant to circulate between a first electronic device and a heat exchanger, wherein the first electronic device is thermally coupled to the first liquid coolant. The system also has a second cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a second liquid coolant to flow through the heat exchanger, and to cause the second liquid coolant to flow through a cooling module thermally coupled to a second electronic device. The first cooling circulatory arrangement and the second cooling circulatory arrangement are thermally coupled via the heat exchanger, such that the heat exchanger is configured to transfer heat from the first liquid coolant to the second liquid coolant.

Abstract: A system for cooling a plurality of electronic devices, having a first cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a first liquid coolant to circulate between a first electronic device and a heat exchanger, wherein the first electronic device is thermally coupled to the first liquid coolant. The system also has a second cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a second liquid coolant to flow through the heat exchanger, and to cause the second liquid coolant to flow through a cooling module thermally coupled to a second electronic device. The first cooling circulatory arrangement and the second cooling circulatory arrangement are thermally coupled via the heat exchanger, such that the heat exchanger is configured to transfer heat from the first liquid coolant to the second liquid coolant.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system for cooling a plurality of electronic devices, having a first cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a first liquid coolant to circulate between a first electronic device and a heat exchanger, wherein the first electronic device is thermally coupled to the first liquid coolant. The system also has a second cooling circulatory arrangement, configured to cause a second liquid coolant to flow through the heat exchanger, and to cause the second liquid coolant to flow through a cooling module thermally coupled to a second electronic device. The first cooling circulatory arrangement and the second cooling circulatory arrangement are thermally coupled via the heat exchanger, such that the heat exchanger is configured to transfer heat from the first liquid coolant to the second liquid coolant.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method synchronizes accounts across different computer systems using a matching computer system and a network, when the accounts on the source computer system are organized differently than they are on the destination computer system.

Abstract: A system and method provides security features for inter-computer communications. A user identifier of the user that cannot be used to log the user in to a data consolidating system is received by a matching system from the data consolidating system. The validity of the user is checked at the matching system and, in response to the checking, the user identifier is converted to a different user identifier and the different user identifier is provided to a data providing system by the matching system. The data providing system provides the data of the user in response, and the matching system forwards the data to the data consolidating system.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method synchronizes accounts across different computer systems using a matching computer system and a network, when the accounts on the source computer system are organized differently than they are on the destination computer system.

Abstract: A system and method provides security features for inter-computer communications. A user identifier of the user that cannot be used to log the user in to a data consolidating system is received by a matching system from the data consolidating system. The validity of the user is checked at the matching system and, in response to the checking, the user identifier is converted to a different user identifier and the different user identifier is provided to a data providing system by the matching system. The data providing system provides the data of the user in response, and the matching system forwards the data to the data consolidating system.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method allows a matching system to mediate requests for information among different computer systems without storing information that can be used to log into those computer systems.

Abstract: A system and method provides security features for inter-computer communications. After a user has proved an association with one of several firms, a user identifier of the user that cannot be used to log the user in to a data consolidating system is received by a matching system from the data consolidating system. The validity of the user and the firm is checked at the matching system and, in response to the checking, the user identifier is converted to a different user identifier and the different user identifier is provided to a data providing system by the matching system. The data providing system provides the data of the user in response, and the matching system forwards the data to the data consolidating system.

Abstract: A system and method provides security features for inter-computer communications. After a user has proved an association with one of several firms, a user identifier of the user that cannot be used to log the user in to a data consolidating system is received by a matching system from the data consolidating system. The validity of the user and the firm is checked at the matching system and, in response to the checking, the user identifier is converted to a different user identifier and the different user identifier is provided to a data providing system by the matching system. The data providing system provides the data of the user in response, and the matching system forwards the data to the data consolidating system.

Abstract: An instrument for measuring and analyzing surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and/or surface plasmon coupled emission on an electro-optic grating-coupled sensor surface is described herein. The sensor chip achieves SPR through a grating-coupled approach, with variations in the local dielectric constant at regions of interest (ROI) at the sensor surface detected as a function of the intensity of light reflecting from these ROI. Unlike other grating-based approaches, the metal surface is sufficiently thin that resonant conditions are sensitive to dielectric constant changes both above and below the metal surface (like the Kretschmann configuration). Dielectric constant shifts that occur as mass accumulates on the surface can be returned to reference intensities by applying voltage across the underlying electro-optic polymer.

Abstract: An instrument for measuring and analyzing surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and/or surface plasmon coupled emission on an electro-optic grating-coupled sensor surface is described herein. The sensor chip achieves SPR through a grating-coupled approach, with variations in the local dielectric constant at regions of interest (ROI) at the sensor surface detected as a function of the intensity of light reflecting from these ROI. Unlike other grating-based approaches, the metal surface is sufficiently thin that resonant conditions are sensitive to dielectric constant changes both above and below the metal surface (like the Kretschmann configuration). Dielectric constant shifts that occur as mass accumulates on the surface can be returned to reference intensities by applying voltage across the underlying electro-optic polymer.

Abstract: An instrument for measuring and analyzing surface plasmon resonance (SPR) and/or surface plasmon coupled emission on an electro-optic grating-coupled sensor surface is described herein. The sensor chip achieves SPR through a grating-coupled approach, with variations in the local dielectric constant at regions of interest (ROI) at the sensor surface detected as a function of the intensity of light reflecting from these ROI. Unlike other grating-based approaches, the metal surface is sufficiently thin that resonant conditions are sensitive to dielectric constant changes both above and below the metal surface (like the Kretschmann configuration). Dielectric constant shifts that occur as mass accumulates on the surface can be returned to reference intensities by applying voltage across the underlying electro-optic polymer.