Michael Huang

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Managing Editor, Sports at The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philly Inquirer Managing Editor-Sports, Ex-ESPN, Cubs front office; loves Peggy, Kaia, dog Betsy, Harley-Davidson, comics. NYU adjunct professor Marquette alum

Articles

Good Faith Principle For Patent Applications

1 week ago | mondaq.com | Michael Huang

Article 20 of the Chinese Patent Law stipulates that patentapplications must adhere to the principle of good faith. Rule 11 ofits Implementation further elaborates that the filing of all typesof patent applications must be based on genuine invention andcreation activities and prohibits any falsification. A recent Decision of Reexamination (No. 1878153) highlights thesignificance of this principle.
Kentucky Oaks Day

1 week ago | topsinlex.com | Michael Huang

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Keeneland Spring Meet 2025

2 weeks ago | topsinlex.com | Michael Huang

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Difficult Times Taught me To Stay Calm

1 month ago | medium.com | Michael Huang

I have faced difficult times in terms of finance, work, love, and family issues. I felt hopeless as if the world was coming to an end. However, I have learned valuable lessons from those times. These experiences taught me three valuable life lessons to stay calm in the face of these difficulties. Here’s what I’ve got:SimplicityThis isn't about being a killjoy or saying no to all pleasure.
Why I Stopped Wrestling with Church Drama (And Still Found God)

1 month ago | medium.com | Michael Huang

Michael Huang·Follow3 min read·--Why I Stopped Wrestling with Church Drama (And Still Found God)There was a time when church pews felt less like a sanctuary and more like a battleground. A misplaced word, an irksome policy, a homily that landed nowhere—each became a pinprick, slowly deflating my spirit. I would leave Mass not with a heart full of grace, but a mind buzzing with questions. Is this the essence of faith? Perhaps you’ve asked yourself the same.
Limitations in Parallel Ising Machine Networks: Theory and Practice

1 month ago | arxiv.org | Michael Huang
Specific Cu2O surfaces for electrocatalytic oxygen reduction reaction

1 month ago | pubs.rsc.org | Michael Huang
scMoE: single-cell mixture of experts for learning hierarchical, cell-type-specific, and interpretable representations from heterogeneous scRNA-seq data

Oct 25, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Michael Huang |YUE LI

AbstractAdvancements in single-cell transcriptomics methods have resulted in a wealth of single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data. Methods to learn cell representation from atlas-level scRNA-seq data across diverse tissues can shed light into cell functions implicated in diseases such as cancer. However, integrating large-scale and heterogeneous scRNA-seq data is challenging due to the disparity of cell-types and batch effects.
Inquirer Sports has a new look, new features - and the same great journalism. Here’s what you can expect.

Oct 8, 2024 | inquirer.com | Michael Huang

We know that you have limited time to catch up on your sports news. There’s a lot — we know! From the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, and Union postseason runs, to the promising young Flyers and the region’s historic Division I men’s and women’s basketball programs, there’s no shortage of compelling stories. Philly’s biggest and best sports department — on any platform — continues to give you that and more. Since August, we’ve been rolling out some new story formats that appeal to a wider audience.
Pharmaceutical Patent disputes in China | The nuances of “offer to sell”

Aug 26, 2024 | lexology.com | Siqi Wang |Michael Huang

The application of Bolar exceptions and the definition of “offer to sell” have long been contentious issues in the pharmaceutical industry in China. Article 11 of the Chinese Patent Law prohibits any entity or individual from making, using, offering to sell, selling, or importing a patented product for production or business purposes. This means that actions aimed at commercial exploitation of a patented invention can be considered as “offer to sell” and constitute patent infringement.