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Hydrogel-Based Environmental Sensor Device

A novel sensor device leveraging hydrogel and metallic structures for passive, wireless environmental monitoring.

Communication-Efficient Federated Learning

A groundbreaking algorithm that significantly reduces communication time and message size in distributed machine learning, ensuring fast and reliable model convergence.

Nalm6 Human Pre-B Cell Lines Expressing Aid Or Cas9

Innovative cell lines enabling precise genetic modifications to advance research in gene function, disease modeling, and potential therapeutic interventions.

Integrated Wideband Stepped-Chirp Radar Sensor

This technology represents a significant leap in radar systems, offering millimeter-scale range resolution and high angular resolution.

A High Degree of Freedom, Lightweight, Multi-Finger Robotic End-Effector

Researchers at the University of California, Davis have developed a technology that introduces a highly adaptable, lightweight robotic end effector designed for complex manipulation tasks in automation.

Spatial Profiling Of Biological Materials Using Time-Resolved Measurements And Analyses

A revolutionary approach to mapping and analyzing DNA, RNA, and proteins within cells and tissues for advanced biological research and clinical diagnostics.

Motorized Retinal Transplant Delivery Device And Method Of Use

A novel motorized tool designed to precisely deliver retinal tissue during transplantation, enhancing outcomes for patients with retinal degeneration.

Point-Of-Care Devices And Methods For Microarray-Based Serology Testing

This technology offers a revolutionary approach to point-of-care diagnosis and large-scale health surveillance by enabling portable, high-accuracy detection of proteins, bioparticles, and cells.