Steven J Adler, 7311273 E Mariola Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85262

7069427, Jun 27, 2006

Jun 19, 2001

09/884153

Steven B. Adler - Port Washington NY, US
Endre Felix Bangerter - Ligerz, CH
Nigel Howard Julian Brown - Richmond Hill, CA
Jan Camenisch - Ruschlikon, CH
Arthur M. Gilbert - Bethel CT, US
Guenter Karjoth - Waedenswil, CH
Dogan Kesdogan - White Plains NY, US
Michael Robert McCullough - Washington DC, US
Adam Charles Nelson - Chicago IL, US
Charles Campbell Palmer - Goldens Bridge NY, US
Martin Joseph Clayton Presler-Marshall - Chapel Hill NC, US
Michael Schnyder - Bern, CH
Elsie Van Herreweghen - Adiswil, CH
Michael Waidner - Appilalshi, CH

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/00

713 1, 726 1

The present invention is a system and method for handling personally identifiable information, using a rules model. The invention involves defining a limited number of privacy-related actions regarding personally identifiable information; constructing a rule for each circumstance in which one of said privacy-related actions may be taken or must be taken; allowing for the input of dynamic contextual information to precisely specify the condition for evaluation of a rule; creating a programming object containing at least one of said rules; associating the programming object with personally identifiable information; processing a request; and providing an output. The invention does not merely give a “yes-or-no answer. The invention has the advantage of being able to specify additional actions that must be taken. The invention may use a computer system and network.

7603317, Oct 13, 2009

Jun 19, 2001

09/884296

Steven B. Adler - Port Washington NY, US
Nigel Howard Julian Brown - Richmond Hill, CA
Arthur M. Gilbert - Bethel CT, US
Charles Campbell Palmer - Goldens Bridge NY, US
Michael Schnyder - Bern, CH
Michael Waidner - Au, CH

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06Q 99/00

705 51, 705 57, 726 6

The invention entails identifying the parties involved in a process of handling personally identifiable information; identifying the data involved in said process; classifying the data; expressing each relationship between each pair of said parties in terms of a privacy agreement; and representing the parties, data, and privacy agreements graphically in one or more privacy agreement relationship diagrams. The invention has the advantage of identifying opportunities to reduce privacy-related risks, including identifying unnecessary exchanges of data, for possible elimination, and identifying opportunities to transform data into a less sensitive form. Privacy agreements are based on a limited set of privacy-related actions: access, disclose, release, notify, utilize, update, withdrawConsent, giveConsent, delete, anonymize, depersonalize, and repersonalize. One aspect of the present invention is a method for improving the handling of personally identifiable information. Another aspect of the present invention is a system for executing the method of the present invention.

7962962, Jun 14, 2011

Jun 19, 2001

09/884311

Steven B. Adler - Port Washington NY, US
Endre Felix Bangerter - Ligerz, CH
Kathryn Ann Bohrer - Austin TX, US
Nigel Howard Julian Brown - Richmond Hill, CA
Jan Camenisch - Ruschlikon, CH
Arthur M. Gilbert - Bethel CT, US
Dogan Kesdogan - White Plains NY, US
Matthew P. Leonard - Upper Saddle River NJ, US
Xuan Liu - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Michael Robert McCullough - Washington DC, US
Adam Charles Nelson - Chicago IL, US
Charles Campbell Palmer - Goldens Bridge NY, US
Calvin Stacy Powers - Chapel Hill NC, US
Michael Schnyder - Bern, CH
Edith Schonberg - New York City NY, US
Matthias Schunter - Oldenburg, DE
Elsie Van Herreweghen - Adiswil, CH
Michael Waidner - Appitacsh, CH

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 21/00
G06F 7/04
G06F 17/30

726 27, 713182

In a computer, a first set of object classes are provided representing active entities in an information-handling process and a second set of object classes are provided representing data and rules in the information-handling process. At least one object class has rules associated with data. The above-mentioned objects are used in constructing a model of an information-handling process, and to provide an output that identifies at least one way in which the information-handling process could be improved. One aspect is a method for handling personally identifiable information. Another aspect is a system for executing the method of the present invention. A third aspect is as a set of instructions on a computer-usable medium, or resident in a computer system, for executing the method of the present invention.

5371394, Dec 6, 1994

Nov 15, 1993

8/153503

Gordon C. Ma - Phoenix AZ
Hassan Pirastehfar - Mesa AZ
Steven J. Adler - Tempe AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01L 2968
H01L 2104

257335

An NMOS transistor has a source and a drain composed of n+ type of semiconductor material. A substrate region composed of a p type of semiconductor material is disposed between the source and the drain. A gate region is disposed above the substrate region and between the source region and the drain region. A first implant region is disposed adjacent to the source region and the gate region. The first implant region is composed of p type of semiconductor material with a first doping concentration. A second implant region is disposed between the first implant region and the substrate. The second implant region is composed of p type of semiconductor material with a second doping concentration. The channel doping profile first and second implant regions is tailored to obtain the optimum internal electric field to maximize device transconductance, while simultaneously controlling the device threshold voltage and punch through characteristics.

5252848, Oct 12, 1993

Feb 3, 1992

7/829190

Steven J. Adler - Tempe AZ
Robert B. Davies - Tempe AZ
Stephen J. Nugent - Phoenix AZ
Hassan Pirastehfar - Mesa AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01L 2978
H01L 2910

257328

A performance enhancing conductor (27) is employed to reduce a transistor's (10) on resistance and to also reduce the transistor's (10) parasitic gate to drain capacitance (32). The performance enhancing conductor (27) covers the transistor's (10) gate (22) and a portion of the drain region (18, 19) that is adjacent the transistor's channel (20). The performance enhancing conductor (27) is isolated from the gate (22) by an insulator (24, 26).

5556793, Sep 17, 1996

Nov 1, 1993

8/144623

Steven J. Adler - Tempe AZ
George W. Hawkins - Mesa AZ
Israel A. Lesk - Phoenix AZ
Peter L. Pegler - Mesa AZ
Hassan Pirastehfar - Mesa AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H01L 21322

437 11

A method for gettering metallic impurities from a semiconductor substrate (25). A gettering structure is fabricated in inactive areas of a semiconductor chip (31). The gettering structure is manufactured by forming an oxide (30) having a bird's head structure contacting a heavily doped region (28). The combination creates precipitation nuclei to which the metallic impurities migrate. The metallic impurities are sequestered by the precipitation nuclei or trap sites and rendered incapable of degrading the electrical characteristics of a semiconductor device.

2021029, Sep 30, 2021

Mar 19, 2021

17/206719

- Las Vegas NV, US
Steven Adler - New York NY, US

Spectral Analytics, Inc. - Las Vegas NV

A61K 31/567
A61K 31/4418
A61K 45/06

Compositions including at least one nuclear steroid family (NSF) receptor antagonist for the treatment or prevention of a coronavirus infection, such as SARS-CoV-2, and for the treatment of symptoms resulting from such infection. Also provided herein are methods of administering such compounds to a patient, either in a combination pharmaceutical formulation or in separate pharmaceutical formulations, to treat or prevent viral infections, including viral infections from coronaviruses such as SARS-CoV-2. Treatment decreases a viral load in a subject and/or may ameliorate symptoms associated with or produced by viral infection. Various administration modalities and mechanisms may be selected depending upon a condition of a patient and the patient's ability to be administered via a selected modality.

2020039, Dec 24, 2020

Jun 19, 2020

16/906822

Steven Adler - New York NY, US

A61K 36/81
A61K 31/685
A61K 36/63
A61K 31/05
A61K 36/575
A61K 31/065
A61K 31/122
A61K 31/232
A61K 31/585
A61K 31/015
A61K 31/202
A61K 31/045
A61K 33/06
A61K 33/30
A61K 33/26
A61K 36/42
A61P 25/26
A61P 25/24
A61P 25/22

The invention provides compositions including plant-derived components, optionally administered with CBD, that may be useful for reducing cortisol levels and treating a variety of ailments. Furthermore, methods of reducing cortisol levels in a human and methods of treating various ailments using a composition described herein are also provided. Plant-derived components of such compositions may include extracts or compounds from Ashwagandha and/or Bark. The compositions may also include other therapeutic compounds such hydroxytyrosol (such as that in olive oil), phospholipids, and carotenoids. The present invention includes methods of treatment of various ailments including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (“PTSD”), stress, insomnia, and drug addiction. The methods may also be used to reduce body weight and/or enhance alertness and focus.