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High Resolution Imaging of Turbid Media
Imaging through turbid (highly scattering) media such as biological tissue, milk, fog, or blood is a major challenge in scientific research, medical diagnostics, and industrial inspection. Traditional imaging techniques struggle with significant light scattering, leading to poor resolution, low contrast, and limited penetration depth. This hinders applications like high-resolution imaging inside biological tissues, quality inspection […] Read More >
Subharmonic Wireless Locking of THz transmitter
A novel method for wireless sub-harmonic locking a radiating free-running VCO single source or phased-array at THz frequencies Need and Advantages Although many significant challenges remain, results suggest that CMOS THz ICs are inevitability. Still, the lack of efficient, high-power (watt-level) sources remains the most conspicuous impediment to further progress. Promising applications for terahertz technology […] Read More >
Interferometric phase microscopy for label-free morphological evaluation of sperm cells
Portable, compact, add-on Interferometric Phase Microscope module An optical module and software package which optically compresses several interferometric images into a single camera image and thus provides extended interferometric the field of view (FOV). Records more interferometric information on the same amount of camera pixels. ApplicationsMedical industry In-vitro diagnostics -Measuring quantitative thickness profiles of biological […] Read More >
LACTIC ACID BACTERIA FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ETHANOL FROM BIOMASS MATERIAL
The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, relates to methods and recombinant lactic acid bacteria for the production of ethanol from biomass material by a consolidated bioprocessing approach. Additional information can be provided upon request. Read More >
Multi Focus Imaging using Optical Phase Mask
Abstract A method for extended depth of field imaging based on image acquisition through a thin binary phase plate followed by fast automatic computational post-processing is presented. By placing a wavelength dependent optical mask inside the pupil of a conventional camera lens, one acquires a unique response for each of the three main color channels, […] Read More >
method developed for the extraction of Azithromycin from environmental samples
Hospital wastewaters (HWW) provide a significant point-source of pharmaceuticals into the environment, especially for substances that occur at much higher concentrations in HWW than in urban wastewater. Cytotoxic or cytostatic anti-cancer drugs, derived from oncology wards, are known to be carcinogenic, mutagenic and fetotoxic. Anti-cancer pharmaceuticals are usually found in HWW. Due to their genetically […] Read More >
A smartphone based psychiatrist-aid system to monitor and prevent recurring illnesses
Lifegraph enables early detection of disease deterioration in mental health patients,using proprietary machine-learning algorithms applied to data collected from thesmartphone sensors.VISIONImproving lives of patients with mental disorders and decreasing the burden of disease on patients,their families and society as a whole.NEED AND MARKET POTENTIALMental disorders are a leading cause for loss of productivity and hospital […] Read More >
Disk-like hybrid nanostructures
A process of preparing a plurality of nanostructures, each being composed of at least one target material is disclosed. The process comprises sequentially electrodepositing a first material and the at least one target material into pores of a porous membrane having a nanometric pore diameter, to thereby obtain within the pores nanometric rods, each of […] Read More >
PNA – Self Assembled peptide nanostructures for OLED / Security applications
TechnologyWe developed nanostructures based on Peptide-Nucleic Acid (PNA) derivatives which show highly promising performance characteristics. The unique electroluminescence/photoluminescence materials can be used as emissive materials in manufacturing Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLED) with high emission efficiencies, tunable colors, and improved charge-transport and film-forming properties. The NeedSignificant progress has been made over the past decade in producing […] Read More >
Improvements in BOTDA for fiber optic sensors
Technology This method is based on the Brillouin effect in optical fibers. By using a simple single mode optical fiber, strain is measured in a distributed manner along the entire fiber length, simultaneously, in high repetition rate. By attaching/planting the optical fiber to/in a mechanical structure, its mechanical behavior can be dynamically measured. The Need […] Read More >
