Jia Liu

20130110568, May 2, 2013

Nov 2, 2011

13/287386

Winnie W. Cheng - Hawthorne NY, US
Jia Liu - Hawthorne NY, US
David Loewenstern - Hawthorne NY, US
Larisa Shwartz - Hawthorne NY, US
Vugranam C. Sreedhar - Hawthorne NY, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06Q 10/06

705 714

A method of recommending an assignment for a work order includes receiving the work order, retrieving information from the work order, identifying a skill set needed to complete the work order using the information retrieved from the work order, extracting, automatically, a first set of evidences from a first data source based on the identified skill set, and a second set of evidences from a second data source based on the identified skill set, combining a first inference and a second inference, by a processor, wherein the first inference is determined using the first set of evidences, the second inference is determined using the second set of evidences, and the first and second set of evidences comprise dissimilar data, and generating a work order assignment recommendation based on the combined inferences.

20130198116, Aug 1, 2013

Jan 31, 2012

13/362089

Anuradha Bhamidipaty - Bangalore, IN
Winnie Wing-Yee Cheng - Tarrytown NY, US
Aliza R. Heching - Bronx NY, US
Anshu N. Jain - Karnataka, IN
Jia Liu - White Plains NY, US
James R. Moulic - Poughkeepsie NY, US
Daniela Rosu - Ossining NY, US
Mithkal M. Smadi - Round Rock TX, US
Srikanth G. Tamilselvam - TamilNadu, IN

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 15/18

706 12

An approach is presented for identifying related problem tickets in an information technology (IT) environment. User interactions with a computer program are stored. The user interactions include inputs to the computer program to search for problem tickets issued in the IT environment that have the same characteristics. One or more user interaction patterns within the user interactions are recognized. A user interaction pattern of the one or more user interaction patterns is selected based on an evaluation of effectiveness of each of the one or more user interaction patterns. Based on the user interaction pattern, a rule is generated for determining which problem tickets in the IT environment share a common characteristic. The rule is applied to additional problem tickets issued in the IT environment to identify which of the additional problem tickets share the common characteristic.

20140074253, Mar 13, 2014

Sep 4, 2013

14/018082

Charles M. Lieber - Lexington MA, US
Jia Liu - Somerville MA, US
Bozhi Tian - Chicago IL, US
Tal Dvir - Rishon le Zion, IL
Robert S. Langer - Newton MA, US
Daniel S. Kohane - Newton MA, US

President and Fellows of Harvard College - Cambridge MA
Children's Medical Center Corporation - Boston MA
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA

A61L 27/30
C12M 1/12

623 2372, 435395

The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires and tissue engineering. In various embodiments, cell scaffolds for growing cells or tissues can be formed that include nanoscale wires that can be connected to electronic circuits extending externally of the cell scaffold. The nanoscale wires may form an integral part of cells or tissues grown from the cell scaffold, and can even be determined or controlled, e.g., using various electronic circuits. This approach allows for the creation of fundamentally new types of functionalized cells and tissues, due to the high degree of electronic control offered by the nanoscale wires and electronic circuits. Accordingly, such cell scaffolds can be used to grow cells or tissues which can be determined and/or controlled at very high resolutions, due to the presence of the nanoscale wires, and such cell scaffolds will find use in a wide variety of novel applications, including applications in tissue engineering, prosthetics, pacemakers, implants, or the like.

47721189, Sep 20, 1988

Jul 14, 1986

6/884848

Jia M. Liu - Arlington MA
Ying C. Chen - Closter NJ

GTE Laboratories Incorporated - Waltham MA

G01J 100

356121

The duration of a very short semiconductor laser pulse, such as that ranging from a fraction to hundreds to picoseconds, can be measured utilizing the internally generated second harmonic emission of the laser. A laser diode is driven so that light emitted therefrom can pass through a beam splitter and be reflected by the beam-splitter into a photomultiplier and into a detector, respectively. Signals received therefrom relate to the conversion efficiency of the second harmonic emission generated by the picosecond pulses and of either continuous wave emission or pulse emission whose durations can be accurately measured by photodetectors. Apparatus includes a photodiode for measuring the fundamental laser power, a photomultiplier for measuring the second harmonic power, and appropriate filters. Ammeters coupled to the photodiode and photomultiplier measure the appropriate current. The ratio of the current can be determined by a ratio circuit or a computer.

20230113745, Apr 13, 2023

Oct 21, 2022

18/048506

- Solon OH, US
Fei WANG - Winchester MA, US
Alessandro BARILE - Milan, IT
Jia LIU - Shrewsbury MA, US
Chuanping LI - Shrewsbury MA, US
Nicholas David ORF - Natick MA, US
Rachel BROWN - Shrewsbury MA, US
Dino MANFREDI - Lummen, BE

B32B 27/06
B32B 27/34
B32B 27/28
H01M 50/229
H01M 50/231

The present disclosure relates to a multilayer composite that may include a first porous layer, and a first barrier layer overlying the first porous layer. The first barrier layer may include a polyaramid material, a polyimide material, or any combination thereof. The multilayer composite may have a flame resistance rating of at least about 180 C. and a 50% strain compression rating of not greater than about 600 kPa.

20210316537, Oct 14, 2021

Apr 12, 2021

17/227995

- Solon OH, US
Fei Wang - Winchester MA, US
Alessandro Barile - Milan, IT
Jia Liu - Shrewsbury MA, US
Chuanping Li - Shrewsbury MA, US
Nicholas David ORF - Natick MA, US
Rachel Brown - Shrewsbury MA, US
Dino Manfredi - Lummen, BE

B32B 27/06
B32B 27/34
B32B 27/28
H01M 50/229
H01M 50/231

The present disclosure relates to a multilayer composite that may include a first porous layer, and a first barrier layer overlying the first porous layer. The first barrier layer may include a polyaramid material, a polyimide material, or any combination thereof. The multilayer composite may have a flame resistance rating of at least about 180 C. and a 50% strain compression rating of not greater than about 600 kPa.

20160027846, Jan 28, 2016

Apr 3, 2014

14/782161

- Cambridge MA, US
Jia Liu - Somerville MA, US
Chong Xie - Austin TX, US
Xiaochuan Dai - Somerville MA, US

H01L 27/28
C08J 9/00
G01N 31/22
H01L 29/06
G01R 31/00
H05K 1/09
H01L 29/786
H05K 1/03
G01B 7/16
C08K 7/00
H01L 29/16

The present invention generally relates to nanoscale wires and three-dimensional networks or structures comprising nanoscale wires. For example, certain embodiments are directed to three-dimensional structures comprising nanoscale wires. The structures may be porous and define electrical networks wherein the nanoscale wires can be determined or controlled. Other materials, such as inorganic materials, polymers, fabrics, etc., may be disposed within the three-dimensional structure, and in some embodiments, such that the three-dimensional structure is embedded within the material. The nanoscale wires may thus be used, for example, as sensors within the material. Other embodiments of the invention are generally directed to the use of such articles, methods of forming such articles, kits involving such articles, or the like.

20150033077, Jan 29, 2015

Oct 14, 2014

14/514029

- Armonk NY, US
Winnie Wing-Yee Cheng - West New York NJ, US
Aliza R. Heching - Bronx NY, US
Anshu N. Jain - Sunnyvale CA, US
Jia Liu - White Plains NY, US
James R. Moulic - Anchorage AK, US
Daniela Rosu - Ossining NY, US
Mithkal M. Smadi - Round Rock TX, US
Srikanth G. Tamilselvam - Chennai, IN

G06F 11/07
G06F 3/0484

714 37

An approach is presented for identifying related problem tickets in an information technology (IT) environment. A pattern of actions included in interactions with a computer program is determined to be effective at proactively preventing a problem in the IT environment based on a frequency at which user(s) performed the interactions which perform text and statistical analyses of content of historical problem tickets. A script based on the pattern of actions is generated. A root cause of the problem is determined based on the text and statistical analyses. Responsive to a receipt of a new problem ticket, the script is executed to automatically perform the pattern of actions. The new problem ticket is classified as being in a group of problem tickets which are related to the problem and included in the historical problem tickets. The new problem ticket is determined to specify the problem which has the root cause.