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Anti-counterfeiting program uses DNA to uniquely code computer chips
… of the University at Albany and Applied DNA Sciences (APDN) are partnering to enable ..... The nanosecurity technique, which uses DNA material, goes well beyond laser-based ..... accelerate the development of APDN's SigNature DNA product that includes new methods for botanical …
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Conference Report: MRS Spring 2012, Day 5
… objective is to use this S-CNT array to fabricate high frequency RF devices. EE10.2 Chongwu Zhou of USC explained a method for DNA separation of CNT seeds based on chirality, followed by a catalyst-free CVD cloning technique to extend the seeds from 0 …
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Conference report: MRS Spring 2012, Day 2
… element in a 150µm 2 area. These elements can be applied to photonic wire evanescent field (PWEF) affinity binding sensors for DNA , protein and bacteria analysis to 200 pico molar sensitivity. The entire waveguide detector system is fabricated in an oxide …
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Amplifier IC enables purely electronic nanopore measurement
… then measured in their new system. Instead of slowing down the DNA , the researchers built faster electronics, combining sensitive ..... portable set up that could be used for significantly lower-cost DNA sequencing or other medical applications. The lab is also working …
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Droplet merger microfluidic chip enables massively parallel single-cell genetic analysis
… analysis. The 15 x 22.5mm glass microfluidic chip merges 2 droplet streams consistently and quickly. The chip can be used for DNA amplification, biochemical analysis, single cell analysis and high-throughput experimentation, among other applications …
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NIST, CU microchip combines microfluidics and magnetism without power drain
… scanner, Moreland says. Automated spin valve chips might also be used in portable instruments for rapid medical diagnosis or DNA sequencing. Results were published by lead author Wendy Altman, who did the research at NIST as a CU graduate student working …
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Particle engineering for better medicine
… materials related. We're working on but particles that aren't to for security reasons. And one of them is the particle having DNA attached. which then will allow us to determine where. A particular vehicle or a person comes from. That might be a danger …
for security reasons. And one of them is the particle having DNA attached. -- which then will allow us to determine where. A particular vehicle or a person comes from. That might be a
