Dr. Lin graduated from the Sun Yat Sen Univ of Med Sci, Guangzhou, China (242 21 Pr 1/71) in 1983. He works in Bakersfield, CA and specializes in Neurology. Dr. Lin is affiliated with San Joaquin Community Hospital.
Ocean Pacific Seafood Group INC Brooklyn, NY Aug 2011 to Oct 2013 Staff AccountantColtown Properties LLC New York, NY Dec 2007 to Jan 2009 Junior AccountantJuda Kallus, EA New York, NY Feb 2007 to May 2007 Tax Accounting InternshipChan&Lee CPA Flushing, NY Feb 2007 to May 2007 Accounting Internship
Education:
Bernard Baruch College, City University of New York Feb 2007 Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting
2010 to Present Senior Research Associate-Primary MarketsResearch Associate 2007 to 2009NEXIS CAPITAL New York, NY 2005 to 2007 Proprietary Equity traderNYC COUNCILMAN DAVID WEPRIN'S OFFICE New York, NY 2004 to 2005 Intern
Education:
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS New York, NY Jan 2009 to Jan 2013 MBA in Finance & ManagementBARUCH COLLEGE, ZICKLIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS New York, NY 2001 to 2005 BBA in Finance
Oct 2010 to 2000 Customer Service/ Sales / Loyalty/ Dr.Dish Lvl 3AAE American Asia Express New York, NY Apr 2009 to Dec 2010 Customer Service Supervisor/Manager/ US customs clearance supervisorPatrick sun inc Flushing, NY Feb 2008 to Jul 2008 CPAOutPost-Digital/ NIKE INC New York, NY Feb 2008 to Jun 2008 Communication-performance associate/Translator/Transcrib... Editor
Education:
City University of New York May 2008 Bachelor of Arts in Accounting Information Systems and Economics
Luigi Grasso - Bryn Mawr PA, US Jian Min Lin - Malvern PA, US Yuhong Zhou - Phoenixville PA, US Brian E. Tomkowicz - East Norriton PA, US Nicholas C. Nicolaides - Glen Mills PA, US Philip M. Sass - Audubon PA, US
International Classification:
A61K 49/00
US Classification:
800 3, 800 18, 435354, 435 723
Abstract:
Provided herein are rodents that express the human endosialin gene. In preferred embodiments, the rodent is a mouse. Preferably, the human endosialin gene is integrated into the native or endogenous endosialin gene locus. More preferably, the host rodent is null for the endogenous endosialin gene product. The human endosialin gene is preferably expressed in a similar development and disease response pattern as that of the native endosialin gene product in parental or wild type rodents. This feature makes these rodents useful for studying the effects of test agents to positively or negatively affect endosialin biology for therapeutic use. Use of human endosialin expressing rodents lacking native endosialin gene product (HUE rodents) is proposed as a strategy for developing agents that can positively or negatively affect the endosialin pathway and also serve as a screening tool to identify those agents that may be useful as human therapies.
Adaptive Object Modeling And Differential Data Ingestion For Machine Learning
- Armonk NY, US Matthew Elsner - Dunwoody GA, US Jian Lin - Alpharetta GA, US Matthew Paul Ouellette - Fredericton, CA Yun Pan - Roswell GA, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06N 99/00 H04L 29/06
Abstract:
A machine learning (ML)-based technique for user behavior analysis that detects when users deviate from expected behavior. A ML model is trained using training data derived from activity data from a first set of users. The model is refined in a computationally-efficient manner by identifying a second set of users that constitute a “watch list.” At a given time, a differential data ingestion operation is then performed to incorporate data for the second set of users into the training data, while also pruning at least a portion of the data set corresponding to data associated with any user included in the first set but not in the second set. These operations update the training data used for the machine learning. The machine learning model is then refined based on the updated training data that incorporates the activity data ingested from the users identified in the watch list.
Co-authors of the paper are Rice undergraduates Tanvi Varadhachary and Kewang Nan, graduate student Tuo Wang, postdoctoral researchers Jian Lin and Yongsung Ji, alumni Yu Zhu of the University of Akron and Bostjan Genorio of the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and research scientist Carter Kittre
Date: Jan 26, 2016
Source: Google
Japan Earthquake: Doomsday? Or Just a Restless Earth?
Last year's earthquake in Haiti was "large but not huge," in the words of Jian Lin of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution -- but it just happened to be centered beneath the impoverished capital city of Port-au-Prince. It also was on a fault line that had been relatively quiet for 200 years.