Abstract: Disclosed are devices, systems and methods for neural signal detection of immune responses. In some aspects, a system includes a processing unit: a receiving unit configured to receive at least one sensor signal from a wearable sensor, where the wearable sensor is configured to detect at least one neural signal of a patient; and a tangible non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions configured to cause the processing unit to automatically receive a data signal from the receiving unit, automatically detect an immune response based at least in part on the data signal, automatically create a notification based at least in part on the immune response, and automatically present the notification to a user of the system.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis process and system. The process comprises: a) introducing a feedstock gas containing CO and H2 into a first stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reactor to carry out a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction; b) separating products of the first stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction, to separate water from the unconverted tail gas and to obtain hydrocarbon products and the unconverted tail gas; c) introducing the unconverted tail gas obtained in Step b) into a second stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reactor to carry out a Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction; d) separating products of the second stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction, to separate water from the unconverted tail gas, with a portion of the unconverted tail gas of the second stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reaction being returned to the second stage Fischer-Tropsch synthesis reactor for recycle reactions. The process and system are suitable for large-scale industrialized production.