Hyun S Kim

7073277, Jul 11, 2006

Jun 25, 2004

10/877625

Robert Erb - Plandome NY, US
Hyun Jin Kim - Carlsbad CA, US
Marco Grott - San Marcos CA, US

Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc. - Carlsbad CA

A43B 13/38

36 43, 36154, 5253309, 5253325, 5253288, 524504, 524507, 528 44, 528 52, 528 85

The invention relates to the field of shoes in general, and more specifically to the application of microspheres in shoe material formulations to yield desired shoe properties. Even more specifically, the invention relates to a shoe component prepared from a closed cell foam incorporating microspheres to yield controlled cell size, cell size distribution and expansion characteristics. In another embodiment, the invention also relates to an inner sole for a shoe prepared from the reaction product of a polymer matrix component and a curing agent where the curing agent is incorporated in microspheres to yield a material conformable to the user's foot shape.

20020006900, Jan 17, 2002

Apr 12, 2001

09/833327

Samuel Danishefsky - Englewood NJ, US
Prashant Deshpande - Plaindome NJ, US
In Jong Kim - Seoul, KR
Philip Livingston - New York NY, US
Hyun Jin Kim - New York NY, US
Tae Kyo Park - Taejon, KR

A61K038/16
A61K031/726

514/008000, 536/053000, 514/054000, 530/322000, 530/395000

The present invention provides processes for the preparation of the KH-1 and N3 antigens, as well as related analgoues thereof, which are useful as anticancer therapeutics. The present invention also provides various intermediates useful in the preparation of KH-1 and N3 and analogues thereof. Additionally, the invention provides various compositions comprising any of the analogues of KH-1 and N3 available through the methods of the invention and pharmaceutical carriers useful in the treatment of subjects suffering from various forms of epithelial cancer.

20060244750, Nov 2, 2006

Aug 11, 2005

11/202781

Hyun Kim - Jersey City NJ, US

G06T 15/70

345473000

Disclosed is an animation composing vending machine capable of automatically composing a specific body part photographed from a user with animation contents. This machine processes a user face image captured by a camera into a face animation according to a predetermined program, automatically composes the processed face animation with a face-removed animation, and then stores and records the composed animation on a CD. Thus, there is no need of an operator to reduce a labor cost, and expensive 3D rendering software and high-performance computer may not be used. In addition, this machine may freely adopt various configuration of vending machines installed outdoors.

20070035546, Feb 15, 2007

Jun 1, 2006

11/446373

Hyun Kim - Jersey City NJ, US

G06T 15/70

345473000

An animation composing vending machine automatically composes a specific body part photographed from a user with animation contents. This machine includes a casing, a monitor, a camera for capturing a face image of a user, a CD recorder for recording an animation of the face image captured by the camera in a CD, a manipulation panel, a controller for making the user face image captured by the camera into a composed animation according to a predetermined process and then storing the composed animation in a CD, and databases for storing various data. The controller processes a user face image captured by a camera into a face animation according to a predetermined program, automatically composes the processed face animation with a face-removed animation, and then stores and records the composed animation a CD.

20130289394, Oct 31, 2013

Nov 11, 2011

13/876861

Andreas H. Hielscher - Brooklyn NY, US
Michael Khalil - Hamden CT, US
Rajeev Dayal - Great Neck NY, US
Hyun Keol Kim - River Edge NJ, US

The Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York - New York NY

A61B 5/00

600425

The disclosed subject matter includes optical tomographic systems for acquiring and displaying dynamic data representing changes in a target tissue sample to external provocation. For example, the disclosed devices, methods and systems may be used for quantifying dynamic vascular changes caused by imposed blood pressure changes for diagnosing peripheral artery disease.

20130338496, Dec 19, 2013

Dec 13, 2011

13/993592

Andreas H. Hielscher - Brooklyn NY, US
Hyun K. Kim - River Edge NJ, US
Ludguier D. Montejo - New York NY, US

The Trustees of Columbia University in the City New York - New York NY

A61B 6/00

600425

Devices, methods, and systems for providing optical imaging to detect and characterize anatomical and/or physiological indicators, such as, rheumatoid arthritis, and devices, methods and systems for computer aided detection and diagnosis of tomographic images. Embodiments for optimizing machine classification of tissue samples are described. Embodiments for using machine classification techniques to classify indicators present in optical tomographic images are described.

62386689, May 29, 2001

Jan 13, 1998

9/042280

Samuel J. Danishefsky - Englewood NJ
Prashant P. Deshpande - Plaindome NJ
In Jong Kim - Seoul, KR
Philip Livingston - New York NY
Hyun Jin Kim - New York NY
Ragupathi Govindaswami - New York NY
Tae Kyo Park - Taejon, KR

Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research - New York NY

A61K 3900
A61K 39385
A61K 4500

4241841

The present invention provides processes for the preparation of the KH-1 and N3 antigens, as well as related analgoues thereof, which are useful as anticancer therapeutics. The present invention also provides various intermediates useful in the preparation of KH-1 and N3 and analogues thereof. Additionally, the invention provides various compositions comprising any of the analogues of KH-1 and N3 available through the methods of the invention and pharmaceutical carriers useful in the treatment of subjects suffering from various forms of epithelial cancer.

20220265239, Aug 25, 2022

May 12, 2022

17/663076

- Redwood City CA, US
Leo GRADY - Darien CT, US
Sethuraman SANKARAN - Palo Alto CA, US
Souma SENGUPTA - Cupertino CA, US
Hyun Jin KIM - San Mateo CA, US
Nan XIAO - San Jose CA, US

A61B 6/00
A61B 6/03
A61B 8/06
A61B 8/08
A61B 5/026
G06T 7/00
G16H 50/50

Systems and methods are disclosed for assessing the severity of plaque and/or stenotic lesions using contrast distribution predictions and measurements. One method includes: receiving patient-specific images of a patient's vasculature and a measured distribution of a contrast agent delivered through the patient's vasculature; associating the measured distribution of the contrast agent with a patient-specific anatomic model of the patient's vasculature; defining physiological and boundary conditions of a blood flow model of the patient's blood flow and pressure; simulating the distribution of the contrast agent through the patient-specific anatomic model; comparing the measured distribution of the contrast agent and the simulated distribution of the contrast agent through the patient-specific anatomic model to determine whether a similarity condition is satisfied; and updating the defined physiological and boundary conditions and re-simulating distribution of the contrast agent through the one or more points of the patient-specific anatomic model until the similarity condition is satisfied.