Weidong W Wang

7238741, Jul 3, 2007

May 13, 2004

10/845368

Weidong Wang - Marietta GA, US
Charles R. Herd - Woodstock GA, US
Jorge A. Ayala - Kennesaw GA, US

Columbian Chemicals Company - Marietta GA

C08K 3/04

524496, 524495, 423445, 4234491

A carbon black with a ΔD50/M greater than about 0. 9 was produced. The carbon black has an aggregate heterogeneity index (HI) via QTM of greater than about 2. 3. The carbon black has a ΔD50 via DCP of greater than about 0. 07 μm. The QTM-HI of the present carbon black is unique for N100-200 series carbon blacks, as is the ΔD50. The carbon black is a N200 carbon black with an oil absorption number (OAN) less than about 135 ml/100 g and a HI of greater than about 2. 3. The carbon black is also a N200 carbon black with an oil absorption number (OAN) less than about 135 ml/100 g and a ΔD50 of greater than about 0. 07 μm. The present invention also relates to a polymeric composition and to tires comprising a carbon black of the present invention.

7720083, May 18, 2010

Sep 28, 2007

11/863540

Leon James Alexandrou - Marblehead MA, US
Brian Hunter - Ipswich MA, US
Weidong Wang - Lexington MA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

H04L 12/56

370401, 370235, 370389

Intelligent routing may be provided. First, a second peer via home relay may receive presence information indicating that a first peer is connected to a first foreign relay. Then the second peer may update, in response to the presence information, a routing table to indicate that a primary place to send data to the first peer is the first foreign relay. Next, the second peer may determine from the routing table that the primary place to send the data to the first peer is the first foreign relay. Next, the home relay may receive a request from a second peer to send data to the first peer via the first foreign relay. Then, in response to determining from the routing table that the primary place to send the data to the first peer is the first foreign relay, the data may be sent to the first foreign relay.

7363342, Apr 22, 2008

Jul 8, 2003

10/615281

Weidong Wang - Lexington MA, US
John Burkhardt - Arlington MA, US
Jack E. Ozzie - Chester NH, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 15/16

709204, 709205, 709207, 709227, 709228

An API development framework uses a Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) protocol to provide access to a collaborative client from a remote user that does not have access to the collaborative software. A WSAP server acts as a bridge between the native collaborative environment and any non-native environment or application that can process SOAP commands and allows the two entities to communicate regardless of firewalls and other security software. The non-native environment can be either local (on the same machine as the collaborative client program) or physically remote (on a different machine). In addition to the server, the illustrative framework includes client side support that is comprised of a SOAP proxy component and remote interfaces to collaborative system objects and platform tools.

20020107925, Aug 8, 2002

Feb 5, 2001

09/778021

Robert Goldschneider - Sharon MA, US
Michael Hren - Lexington MA, US
Weidong Wang - Lexington MA, US

G06F015/16
G06F007/00
G06F017/30

709/206000, 707/006000, 707/010000

A method and system provides a user with a permanent electronic mail (e-mail) address that the user uses to distribute to persons and entities that the user desires to have contact with. A list of addresses of persons and entities that the user desires to keep contact with is set up along with associated forwarding addresses. When an e-mail is received, the source address of the e-mail is compared with the list. If there is a match, the forwarding address is retrieved and the e-mail is forwarded using the forwarding address. If there is no match, the source address and/or the e-mail is stored, which is accessible by the user.

20050063893, Mar 24, 2005

Feb 25, 2004

10/786690

Jorge Ayala - Kennesaw GA, US
Weidong Wang - Marietta GA, US
Charles Edwards - Roswell GA, US
Charles Herd - Woodstock GA, US
Rakshit Lamba - Acworth GA, US

C09C001/48

423449100

Thermally modified carbon blacks having such properties and of such purity so as to provide improved performance properties in food contact type applications, moisture cured polymer systems, zinc-carbon “dry cell” batteries, electrochemical applications such as alkaline batteries, other electrochemical power sources and other electronic applications, and for semi-conductive wire and cable applications; bladder compounds which show both improved thermal conductivity and improved processability; and other applications which may apply but are not necessarily specified herein; the carbon blacks produced by a continuous heat treatment process, or a variation of that process as it may develop.

20070276900, Nov 29, 2007

May 5, 2006

11/418687

Weidong Wang - Lexington MA, US
Thomas Sanfilippo - Cambridge MA, US

Microsoft Corporation - Redmond WA

G06F 15/16

709203000

Described herein is technology for, among other things, global provisioning of a service. The technology involves a provisioning server obtaining location information for a client. The provisioning server determines an appropriate deployment unit, based on the location information, to which the client will be assigned. The provisioning server transmits assignment information for the appropriate deployment unit to the client. The client then communicatively couples to the assigned deployment unit and begins receiving the service from the deployment unit.

20090247686, Oct 1, 2009

Jun 28, 2007

11/769875

Weidong Wang - Marietta GA, US
Charles R. Herd - Woodstock GA, US
Jorge A. Ayala - Kennesaw GA, US

C08K 3/04
C01B 31/00

524495, 4234491

A carbon black with a ΔD50/M greater than about 0.9. The carbon black has an aggregate heterogeneity index (HI) via QTM of greater than about 2.3. The carbon black has a ΔD50 via DCP of greater than about 0.07. The QTM-HI of the present carbon black is unique for N100-200 series carbon blacks, as is the ΔD50. The carbon black is a N200 carbon black with an oil absorption number (OAN) less than about 135 and a HI of greater than about 2.3. The carbon black is also a N200 carbon black with an oil absorption number (OAN) less than about 135 and a ΔD50 of greater than about 0.07. The present invention also relates to a polymeric composition and to tires comprising a carbon black of the present invention.

62554123, Jul 3, 2001

Jun 29, 1999

9/343169

Weidong Wang - Piscataway NJ
Kevin Joseph Cann - Rocky Hill NJ

Union Carbide Chemicals & Plastics Technology Corporation - Danbury CT

C08F 234

526 88

There is provided a polymerization of a sticky polymer in the presence of a catalyst under polymerization conditions using carbon black as the inert particulate material, the improvement comprises conducting said polymerization in the presence of a carbon black that has been treated with a sulfur donor and/or an oxidizing agent.