Michael M Segal

6754655, Jun 22, 2004

Nov 12, 1998

09/190812

Michael M. Segal - Chestnut Hill MA

Simulconsult, Inc. - Chestnut Hill MA

G06F 1730

707 6, 7071041, 600300

The systems and methods described herein aid a clinician in the diagnostic process by providing the clinician with information about the available clinical procedures that most improve the clinicians ability to reach a correct diagnosis. Specifically, the systems described herein include software tools that can process information about the patient, including age, sex, symptoms, and prior medical history, and information about the known findings associated with different possible medical conditions, and based on this information, rank the other findings that can be ascertained by the clinician to point out to those findings that are most likely to disambiguate between the multiple candidate disease and lead to the correct diagnosis.

7742932, Jun 22, 2010

Jan 22, 2003

10/350217

Michael M. Segal - Chestnut Hill MA, US

SimulConsult, Inc. - Chestnut Hill MA

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 50/00
G06Q 40/00
A61B 5/00
G06F 19/00

705 3, 705 2, 705 4

The difficulties in incorporating transmission history into medical diagnostic software are non-obvious. These are addressed here with systems and methods for hyper-fractionation of transmission history in a way that allows the full power of this information to be used in medical diagnostic software.

8008856, Aug 30, 2011

Apr 19, 2007

11/737381

Michael Segal - Cambridge MA, US
Kelley Rivoire - Stanford CA, US
Madhusudan Singh - Chandler AZ, US
Marc A. Baldo - Cambridge MA, US

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge MA

H01L 51/54
H01L 51/56

313506, 313504, 427 66

A light emitting device comprising a first electrode, a second electrode, an emissive material between the first and second electrodes and a mixing agent separate from the emissive material is disclosed. In certain examples, the mixing agent may be effective to increase a fraction of excitons formed as a singlet state.

20030208588, Nov 6, 2003

Jan 26, 2001

09/770808

Michael Segal - Brookline MA, US

G06F015/16
G06F015/173

709/224000, 709/203000

The present invention provides systems and methods for gathering information about a person, maintaining this information within a protective zone that is isolated from third parties, maintaining the identities of available third party data content, producing a set of identified targeted third party data content based upon the gathered information and the identities of available third party data content, and directing the identified targeted data content to an end user's computer. In this way, detailed private information may be collected and processed within a protective zone to identify targeted data content, such as advertisements, for example, whereby the only information that leaves the protective zone are the requests for the identified targeted data content. These systems and methods can be utilized to obtain targeted third party medically-related data content without compromising one's privacy.

20090229652, Sep 17, 2009

Jan 14, 2009

12/353633

Jonathan K. Mapel - East Boston MA, US
Marc Alexander Baldo - Cambridge MA, US
Michael James Currie - Groton MA, US
Shalom Goffri - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy D. Heidel - Cambridge MA, US
Michael Segal - Cambridge MA, US

H01L 31/052

136246

Solar concentrators are disclosed that improve the efficiency of PV cells and systems using them. The solar concentrators may be designed such that they include one or more chromophores that emit light to a PV cell. Various materials and components of the solar concentrators are also described.

20100193011, Aug 5, 2010

Jan 21, 2010

12/691459

Jonathan Mapel - East Boston MA, US
Marc Baldo - Cambridge MA, US
Carlijn L. Mulder - Boston MA, US
Michael Currie - Groton MA, US
Michael Segal - Cambridge MA, US
Carmel Rotschild - Brookline MA, US

H01L 31/052
H01L 31/00
G02B 7/182

136246, 136259, 359851

Solar concentrators are disclosed that improve the efficiency of PV cells and systems using them. The solar concentrators may be designed such that they include one or more chromophore assemblies, anti-Stokes materials or other suitable materials that emit light to a PV cell. Various materials and components of the solar concentrators are also described.

20120291852, Nov 22, 2012

Aug 3, 2012

13/566348

Jonathan K. Mapel - East Boston MA, US
Marc Alexander Baldo - Cambridge MA, US
Michael James Currie - Groton MA, US
Shalom Goffri - Cambridge MA, US
Timothy D. Heidel - Cambridge MA, US
Michael Segal - Cambridge MA, US

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Cambridge MA

H01L 31/055

136247

Solar concentrators are disclosed that improve the efficiency of PV cells and systems using them. The solar concentrators may be designed such that they include one or more chromophores that emit light to a PV cell. Various materials and components of the solar concentrators are also described.

20130231404, Sep 5, 2013

Feb 28, 2013

13/781225

Michael M. SEGAL - Chestnut Hill MA, US

SimulConsult, Inc. - Chestnut Hill MA

G06F 19/00

514789, 705 2

The present invention features methods, devices, and systems, e.g., for providing diagnostic or treatment decision support to a clinician for the diagnosis or treatment of a patient in need thereof or for diagnosing or treating a patient in need thereof.