Wei Wei

20090145742, Jun 11, 2009

Dec 10, 2008

12/331928

Chad A. Mirkin - Wilmette IL, US
Wei Wei - Evanston IL, US
Lidong Qin - Evanston IL, US
Can Xue - Evanston IL, US
Jill E. Millstone - Jacksonville FL, US
Xiaoyang Xu - Evanston IL, US

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY - Evanston IL

B01J 19/12
G21G 5/00

20415715, 2504921

Disclosed herein is energy transfer on multisegmented nanowires via surface plasmon resonance excitation of visible light, such as solar energy, absorbed by metals sensitive to visible light and transferred to metals insensitive to visible light. The nanowires are prepared with controllable gap sizes between different segments by on-wire lithography (OWL).

20100010504, Jan 14, 2010

Sep 19, 2007

12/441566

Nabil Simaan - New York NY, US
Wei Wei - New York NY, US
Roger Goldman - New York NY, US
Howard Fine - New York NY, US
Stanley Chang - New York NY, US

THE TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK - NEW YORK

A61B 19/00

606130

Systems, devices, and methods for surgery on a hollow anatomically suspended organ are described herein. In some embodiments a tele-robotic microsurgical system for eye surgery include: a tele-robotic master and a slave hybrid-robot; wherein the tele-robotic master has at least two master slave interfaces controlled by a medical professional; wherein the slave hybrid-robot has at least two robotic arms attached to a frame releasably attached to a patient's head; wherein the at least two robotic arms each have a parallel robot and a serial robot; and wherein the serial robot includes a tube housing a cannula.

20100092372, Apr 15, 2010

May 20, 2009

12/469394

Chad A. Mirkin - Wilmette IL, US
Jill E. Millstone - Jacksonville FL, US
Wei Wei - Evanston IL, US
Matthew R. Jones - LaMesa CA, US
Hyojong Yoo - Los Alamos NM, US

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY - Evanston IL

C01B 9/06
C01G 7/00
C01B 7/14

423491, 977700, 977810

Methods of forming nanoprisms or nanorods from gold seed particles by adding controlled amounts of iodide ion to the growth solution are disclosed.

20120006674, Jan 12, 2012

Mar 1, 2011

13/037942

Chad A. Mirkin - Wilmette IL, US
Wei Wei - Evanston IL, US
Lidong Qin - Pasadena CA, US
Can Xue - Singapore, SG
Jill E. Millstone - Jacksonville FL, US
Xiaoyang Xu - Evanston IL, US

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY - Evanston IL

C01B 21/36
C01B 13/00
C07D 301/03
C01B 31/18
C01B 31/20

20415746, 20415715, 20415747, 20415769, 2041575

Disclosed herein is energy transfer on multisegmented nanowires via surface plasmon resonance excitation of visible light, such as solar energy, absorbed by metals sensitive to visible light and transferred to metals insensitive to visible light. The nanowires are prepared with controllable gap sizes between different segments by on-wire lithography (OWL).

20130024160, Jan 24, 2013

Jul 21, 2011

13/187638

Kaloyan Mihaylov - New York NY, US
Timothy J. Breault - Charlotte NC, US
Harsh Singhal - Charlotte NC, US
Magali F. Van Belle - Charlotte NC, US
Wei Wei - Cranford NJ, US

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

G06F 15/00

702185

Methods, computer readable media, and apparatuses for evaluating models using forecast error attribution are presented. According to one or more aspects, one or more input values corresponding to one or more input variables may be forecast. One or more results of a modeling function may be calculated using the one or more forecasted input values. Thereafter, actual performance data corresponding to the modeling function may be received. One or more holdout values for the modeling function may be calculated using the actual performance data. Subsequently, a graph that includes the one or more results of the modeling function, the actual performance data, and the one or more holdout values for the modeling function may be plotted. In some arrangements, the one or more holdout values for the modeling function may be indicative of one or more assumption errors made with respect to the one or more forecasted input values.