Yu-Chong Tai - Pasadena CA, US Matthieu Liger - Pasadena CA, US Theodore Harder - Los Angeles CA, US Satoshi Konishi - Shiga, JP Scott Miserendino - Pasadena CA, US
Assignee:
California Institute of Technology - Pasadena CA
International Classification:
B05D 3/02
US Classification:
427228
Abstract:
A method of making carbon thin films comprises depositing a catalyst on a substrate, depositing a hydrocarbon in contact with the catalyst and pyrolyzing the hydrocarbon. A method of controlling a carbon thin film density comprises etching a cavity into a substrate, depositing a hydrocarbon into the cavity, and pyrolyzing the hydrocarbon while in the cavity to form a carbon thin film. Controlling a carbon thin film density is achieved by changing the volume of the cavity. Methods of making carbon containing patterned structures are also provided. Carbon thin films and carbon containing patterned structures can be used in NEMS, MEMS, liquid chromatography, and sensor devices.
Pyrolyzed-Parylene Based Sensors And Method Of Manufacture
Yu-Chong Tai - Pasadena CA, US Matthieu Liger - Pasadena CA, US Scott Miserendino - Pasadena CA, US Satoshi Konishi - Shiga, JP
Assignee:
California Institute of Technology - Pasadena CA
International Classification:
G01J 5/00
US Classification:
374121000
Abstract:
A method (and resulting structure) for fabricating a sensing device. The method includes providing a substrate comprising a surface region and forming an insulating material overlying the surface region. The method also includes forming a film of carbon based material overlying the insulating material and treating to the film of carbon based material to pyrolyzed the carbon based material to cause formation of a film of substantially carbon based material having a resistivity ranging within a predetermined range. The method also provides at least a portion of the pyrolyzed carbon based material in a sensor application and uses the portion of the pyrolyzed carbon based material in the sensing application. In a specific embodiment, the sensing application is selected from chemical, humidity, piezoelectric, radiation, mechanical strain or temperature.
Yu-Chong Tai - Pasadena CA, US Scott Miserendino - Pasadena CA, US Qing He - Pasadena CA, US Siyang Zheng - Pasadena CA, US
International Classification:
G01N 27/447 B01L 11/00
US Classification:
422102000, 204600000, 422099000
Abstract:
A packaging system for microfluidics including a microfluidic modular packaging system comprising: a packaging jig comprising a body, at least two module ports for placing microfluidic modules, at least one external fluidic port, and at least one internal fluidic port; at least two die platforms adapted to fit into the module ports and move the microfluidic modules; at least one fluidic control die; at least one circuit board, and at least one cover. HPLC applications are particularly important for proteomics research and commercialization.
Contextual Visualization Via Configurable Ip-Space Maps
SCOTT B. MISERENDINO - BALTIMORE MD, US DAVID MORSBERGER - DAVIDSONVILLE MD, US WILLIAM E. FREEMAN - SYKESVILLE MD, US CHRISTOPHER CHARLES VALENTINO - STEVENSVILLE MD, US
Assignee:
NORTHROP GRUMMAN SYSTEMS CORPORATION - FALLS CHURCH VA
International Classification:
G06T 11/60
US Classification:
345629
Abstract:
In one embodiment, a method includes generating a treemap for a network space having an array of network addresses. The treemap includes a hierarchical network map with a plurality of leaf nodes, and each leaf node in the treemap characterizes a proper subset of the array of network addresses. The method includes overlaying an organizational schema for an organization on to the hierarchical network map to identify a plurality of nodes of the network space employed by the organization. The method includes generating a visualization for a graphical user interface (GUI) of the hierarchical network map with the organizational schema overlaid thereon that includes a visual indicia of network events that occur within the network space.
- Arlington VA, US Ryan Peters - Fairfax VA, US Scott Miserendino - Bethesda MD, US
International Classification:
H04L 29/06
Abstract:
Systems and methods for detecting malicious or potenitally malicious script data are provided. Script data is extracted from a data stream at the network level and emulated in a controlled environment. Based upon a comparison of features extracted from emulation of the script to a set of heuristics, malicious script data can be identified for further analysis or processing.