John Li

7964565, Jun 21, 2011

Oct 4, 2005

11/576591

John M. Harlan - Seattle WA, US
Robert K. Winn - Bainbridge Island WA, US
Akiko Iwata - Seattle WA, US
Joan Tupper - Seattle WA, US
John Li - Santa Monica CA, US

University of Washington Center for Commercialization, a Public Institution of Higher Education - Seattle WA

A61K 38/16

514 187, 514 11, 514 212

In one aspect the present invention provides methods for inhibiting cell death or inflammation in a mammal, wherein the methods each include the step of administering to a mammal a Bcl protein in an amount sufficient to inhibit cell death or inflammation in the mammal. The invention also provides methods for identifying a Bcl protein that inhibits cell death or inflammation when administered to a mammal.

20030093756, May 15, 2003

Oct 18, 2002

10/273656

Azad Behzadi - Los Angeles CA, US
John Li - Foothill Ranch CA, US
Michael Teng - Irvine CA, US
Derek Shen - Culver City CA, US

G06F017/21

715/501100, 715/513000

A system and method for conversion of a XML document to a HTML document such that the HTML document is traced back to the original XML document. A recipient views the converted XML document as a HTML document and then makes changes to the HTML document. The changes made by the recipient are incorporated into the HTML document as it is traced, i.e., converted, back into the original XML document.

20030126554, Jul 3, 2003

Oct 18, 2002

10/274090

Azad Behzadi - Los Angeles CA, US
John Li - Foothill Ranch CA, US
Michael Teng - Irvine CA, US

G06F017/24

715/501100, 715/542000

A system and method for checking and validating Extensible Markup Language (XML) data before sending a XML document to a receiving partner. The XML data tags used by Partner A may be incomprehensible to Partner B. A database is used to reformat the XML document based on the compatibility requirements of the receiving party.

20040038009, Feb 26, 2004

Aug 21, 2002

10/225830

Richard Leyden - Topanga CA, US
Timothy Cleary - Sherman Oaks CA, US
John Li - Alhambra CA, US
Jacek Obuchowicz - South Cambridgeshire, GB
Richard Peace - Bedford, GB

B32B003/00

428/195100, 428/206000

The present invention provides unique material systems and methods for 3D printing of articles having enhanced strength and durability. The powder systems comprise a water-soluble crosslinkable agent, and alternatively or additionally, a strengthening component. Preferably, the crosslinkable agent is selected from the group consisting of amino resins, phenol resins, and mixed amino/phenol resins. The strengthening component melts and flows when heated, and resolidifies or cures. Preferably, the strengthening component melts, flows and cures with heat. In another aspect, the invention provides a powder/binder system comprising an oxidant and a reductant (a redox couple). When the binder is applied to the powder, the oxidant and reductant react to generate an acid that catalyzes crosslinking. As a result, the strength of the 3D article builds up at an enhanced rate. The oxidant may be in the powder, and the reductant in the binder; or the reductant may be in the powder, and the oxidant in the binder. Alternatively, both the oxidant and the reductant may be in the powder.

20070073588, Mar 29, 2007

Oct 23, 2006

11/551778

Jerry Baker - Phoenix AZ, US
Jason Ewell - Ridgewood NJ, US
Diane Gilman - Phoenix AZ, US
Judy Jensen - Fanwood NJ, US
John Li - Manhattan Beach CA, US
Andy Nicholls - Kingwood TX, US
Marie Steels - Mississauga ON, CA

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES COMPANY, INC. - New York NY

G06Q 30/00

705014000

The system enables participating service establishments to select and configure rebate programs and define which corporate clients to include in the offer. Corporate clients may interface with the system in order to view corporate card spend data, including a summary of savings obtained through purchases made with participating service establishments. The system further uses this information to generate rebate checks for the corporate client and invoices for the service establishments. The annual cash rebates may be based on the volume of cardmember spend at participating service establishment partners. The system provides benefits to a corporate client rather than to individual cardmembers, thereby revealing the value of participation in any number of savings programs directly to the decision maker of the corporation.