a postdoctoral fellow in Kipnis'lab. The vessels were detected after Louveau developed a method to mount a mouse's meninges-the membranes covering the brain-on a single slide
which makes use of highly selective metal catalysts. Most living organisms have a biological clock with an approximately 24-hour circadian rhythm,
Our original palladium catalysts enable selective installation of functional groups at the desired positions on the heteroaromatic ring."
and other UC Berkeley researchers publicly debuted a system of beating human heart cells on a chip that could be used to screen for drug toxicity.
"The researchers also looked at the process in a mouse model and found that Grb2 depletion results in the development of multiple tumours in the vicinity of a primary tumour,
By studying mouse and frog embryos as well as human stem cells they confirmed that the PRDM12 gene is switched normally on during the development of pain-sensing nerve cells.
So far the team has had success with the delivery system in mouse models. A clinical study at the University of Oxford is currently investigating using an existing drug in combination with ultrasound but without the bubble technology,
s an academic lab, our core business is research and not product development. We are testing the substrate with potential commercial partners now. ommercial applicationsthe polymer has application in both the production of cells for drug safety testing
s an academic lab, our core business is research and not product development. We are testing the substrate with potential commercial partners now. ommercial applicationsthe polymer has application in both the production of cells for drug safety testing
Information is sent then to a remote server in the researchersucla laboratory that measures the length of the DNA molecules.
the microscopes described here are connected all to servers through WIFI or network signals, which make them uite powerfulin terms of labeling results as a function of space
#Thermal Imaging Software for Research and Science Applications FLIR Systems'new version 4. 2 of its Researchir thermal imaging software provides researchers and scientists with a powerful tool for viewing,
the software also provides FLIR Scientific and R&d thermal camera users with Ultramax file support.
and combines the data into one new image using Researchir 4. 2 software. The result is an impressive quadrupling of thermal imaging pixels,
the thermal imaging software can now be activated either with a USB KEY or directly online. In addition to these new features, FLIR Researchir already includes a number of features for detailed thermal analysis including multiple analysis tools with user defined settings for detailed data examination;
Researchir Max is a version of the software for advanced users who need more analytical functionality in their research.
who worked with Cheng to create better cameras and software for CRYO EM. o it really a huge change in what possible. etter Camera, Better Picture Yet for a long time,
At 400 frames per second, the recording provides enough data so the motion correction software developed in Cheng laboratory can correct for the molecular motion and effectively nblurthe image.
the hardware lead for the company. The company has started already taking pre-orders for PEEK,
A previous study using Austrian and Danish patient records found that those born in months with higher heart disease ratesarch through Junead shorter life spans. aster computers
Louveau discovered the vessels after analyzing the meninges of a mouse. According to reports, the vessels were hidden very well
painless patch could lower blood glucose in a mouse model of type 1 diabetes for up to nine hours.
the researchers inserted a core of solid insulin and enzymes specially designed to sense glucose.
The researchers tested the ability of this approach to control blood sugar levels in a mouse model of type 1 diabetes.
In mouse brains, as in human brains, adult neural stem cells reside on the walls of cavities called ventricles,
Alvarez-Buylla and his team traced the development of mouse adult neural stem cells back to their embryonic progenitors.
when the mouse embryo is between 13 and 15 days old, uite early in embryonic brain development, said Alvarez-Buylla,
the scientists found that the mouse adult neural stem cells they studied are derived from embryonic neural stem cells that produce neurons in entirely different parts of the brain. his means that, somehow,
mouse brains have long been accepted as excellent basic research models for the human brain, he said.
The therapeutic viral vector to be used in each of these injections is prepared at the UNC Vector Core Human Applications Laboratory.
Bringing such path-breaking treatments to children affected by neurogenetic disorders is really the core mission of our team here at the NINDS
OGT Cytosure Interpret Software is used for data analysis, including updated features, such as the B-allele frequency plot, that have been optimized for the identification of biologically relevant genomic variants in tumor samples s
In mouse models, delivering sirna into cancer cells inhibited the expression of Twist, which in turn reduced epithelial-mesenchymal transition
noninvasive reath testthey believe will have the potential to screen for a variety of diseases, including diabetes, infections and cancers.
and other UC Berkeley researchers publicly debuted a system of beating human heart cells on a chip that could be used to screen for drug toxicity.
a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company which owns the core T-cell receptor technology and funded the study.
Dr. Hauser and his team used a mouse model of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA) pneumonia to examine how the bacterium uses its secretion system to inject a toxin, called Exos, into cells.
#Software Turns Smartphones into Tools for Medical Research Jody Kearns doesn't like to spend time obsessing about her Parkinson's disease.
She taps the phone's screen in a certain pattern, records a spoken phrase and walks a short distance while the phone's motion sensors measure her gait."
built with software Apple Inc. developed to help turn the popular smartphone into a research tool.
motion sensors and touchscreen can take precise readings that, in some cases, may be more reliable than a doctor's observations.
Researchers also have tried limited studies that gather data from apps on Android phones. But if smartphones hold great promise for medical research
Apple had created previously software called Healthkit for apps that track iphone owners'health statistics and exercise habits.
Senior vice president Jeff Williams said the company wants to help scientists by creating additional software for more specialized apps
which participants tap their fingers in a particular sequence on the iphone's touchscreen. Dorsey said that's more objective than a process still used in clinics,
By virtue of its video camera, screen and wheels, the robot, located in an EPFL laboratory, was able to film itself as it moved
while displaying the face of the remote pilot via Skype. The person at the controls,
and the computer, allowing the pilot to rest while navigating. No difference between healthy and disabled subjects In the end
Mature technology available The positive results of this research bring to a close the European project called TOBI (Tools for Brain-Computer Interaction
extracted from the bone marrow of healthy mouse donors and grafted into the bloodstream, can migrate into the brains of sick mice,
and two other undergraduates also contributed to the research. t is quite important to have these kinds of mobile devices,
The smartphone transmits the resulting images to UCLA servers through a custom-designed app. The images are analyzed then by a machine-learning algorithm that the researchers wrote for this purpose,
Molescope comprises a mini-microscope that attaches to a smartphone, an app (ios, Android, or web compatible) and a cloud-based analytical platform called Dermengine.
I have noticed a promising trend the rise of open source drug R&d consortia that include large biotech
drawing on the expertise of our external advisory board made up of pharma, device, diagnostic and software experts,
Leaders from companies like IBM Vertex and Johnson & johnson will interact with thought leaders from leading children hospitals in the US
Most of the attention has focused on initiatives where big pharma offers access to non-core assets to outside researchers in the hope that they will develop them successfully or form collaborations.
or tablet to log on to see that data, which is available almost instantaneously. It is nearly common knowledge that by 2050 farmers will struggle to feed the massive growing population;
#Computers can now see images Artificial intelligence has graduated past the infancy stage of figuring out what's in an image.
Computers have previously been capable of little more than a simple game of I Spy: Name a specific object or person,
and coincides with similar research from Microsoft, Virginia Tech, and various other academic institutions that came out recently."
"Our goal is to enable the computer to connect language with experiences in the physical world,
"The software answered:""An orange."("It's actually a satsuma, but we'll let it slide.)
but teaching computers to discern what's inside of images and associate them with language has proved immensely challenging.
when we may be able to ask a search engine like Google or Baidu to ferret through millions of images,
Creating computers that can look at images and answer specific questions about them"has the distinctive advantage of pushing the frontiers on'AI-complete'problems,
"Microsoft says.""Given the recent progress in the community, we believe the time is ripe to take on such an endeavour."
With the new research, computers have reached a milestone, not unlike that of many young kids figuring out the world.
Trueview for shopping is optimized for both desktop and mobile.""Advertisers had used annotations in the past to make their videos interactive,
but these didn't work on all screens and viewers didn't always know what to expect,
At that point, discovery was done by literally printing out every possible relevant e-mail for attorneys to sift through.
That print shop got tapped to print the emails for the landmark 2001 Microsoft antitrust case. Wilson recalls printing out piles and piles of Bill gates'and Steve Ballmer's emails
boxing them up, putting them on trucks, and delivering them to the courthouse, where as many as 300 attorneys would be searching them for anything relevant to the case."
"The way you pay for ediscovery software from legacy vendors like HP Autonomy and Symantec involves a lot of nickel-and-diming, according to Wilson.
First, you pay for the ediscovery software itself. Then, you pay for having your data processed. Then, you pay to keep your files in the system until the case is resolved
which can take a while, since some lawsuits can take years. Even once those documents are in the ediscovery software,
it usually goes into"really s---y databases, "Wilson says. You can search by keyword,
you could only access the database from a Windows computer running an outdated version of Internet explorer,
Wikimedia Commonsbill Gates gives his deposition during the landmark United states v. Microsoft case. Logikcull got its start as Logik. com,
Even without outside investment, Logikcull was able to hire the experts it needed to develop a browser-based, computer-plus-smartphone software solution,
Apple's support page says you'll need a third-generation or later Apple TV running software 7. 0 or after.
move your mouse or touch your phone screen. Behaviosec tracks these movements and maps them against past interactions to see
or pressing a phone screen harder the company will let the bank know it thinks someone else is trying to get into your bank account.
and software licensing as people wouldn't be able to share passwords a
#All of Germany just signed up to this micropayment app that people think is the future of news on the web Blendle,
#Intel is spending $125 million to solve one of the biggest problems in Silicon valley (INTC) Intel is opening its wallet to solve one of the biggest problems in Silicon valley:
On Tuesday, Intel's investment arm, Intel Capital, launched a new $125 million fund intended to boost women and minority representation in tech.
The fund, called Intel Diversity Fund, will invest in startups run by women and underrepresented minorities.
and ultimately to benefit Intel and the broader economy through its success,""Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said in a statement.
Today's announcement is part of a bigger plan by Intel, revealed in January called Diversity in Technology initiative.
The plan is to spend $300 million to help train more female engineers and computer scientists,
and to achieve full representation of women and underrepresented minorities in the US workforce by 2020.
'Israel unleashed one of the world's most sophisticated cyber weapons on the Iran talks The computers in three luxury hotels that hosted high-stakes negotiations on Iran's nuclear program were infected with an improved version of one
extract files, track any activity that occurs on the infected Windows PC or laptop,"Jeff Bardin,
Trojan) on computers through which it sucks information from networks by actions Bardin described as functions of Duqu.
Success in freemium boils down to offering a core audience exclusive value that can only be accessed beyond a paywall.
This represents a breakthrough in terms of three dimensional printing of electronic circuits. Polymers are poor conductors of electricity
Recently, Prakash also developed a computer than runs on water droplets. The droplets are suspended in a magnetic field
effectively serving as a computer clock, an essential piece of any working computer. More than just helping combat disease
and unlock doors and log into his computer and password-secured websites. He even rigged his motorcycle
like most major Android phones, you can also unlock it with an implanted device just by holding it.
Maryam Sadeghi shows off an early version of Molescope, an app for smartphones and ipads that people can use to monitor for signs of skin cancer.
The app currently only runs on ios, with an Android version in the works e
"and observed them in their separate rooms as they were given each partial control over a virtual arm they could see on a screen.
The monkeys were connected only to a computer, but not one another. However, in a second set of experiments, the team directly wired the brains of four rats together,
and to a computer, to allow the animals to transmit neural brain activity to each other. The team outfitted the animals with multi-electrode arrays in the motor and somatosensory (sense of touch) cortices to capture
Duke scientists say the results support earlier claims that brainets"may serve as test beds for the development of organic computers created by the interfacing of multiple animal brains with computers."
or components, including Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Intel and Samsung. Location-based services have been billed as a convenient way to target information to people, such as shoppers,
So far, the Wi-fi Aware technology has been incorporated into a wireless chips from Broadcom, Intel, Marvell and Realtek."
which can be compatible with any Bluetooth Smart device, regardless of whether its Apple, Android,
transport infrastructure and individual mobile devices. That strategy takes advantage of new-generation cars as rolling collections of sensors
Litman learned that city is buying a fleet of 400 new buses, all with onboard Wi-fi, USB ports at every seat and bike racks.
Jeff Wood monitors developments in urban transport technology at The Direct Transfer website. While he says"transit agencies are pretty far behind the times
and get content to the big screen and certainly that's compelling for many consumers,
Now they can seamlessly stream a dizzying amount of content onto their big screen TV.
and suddenly the episode plays on the big screen.""I think it's great,"comments Aleksandra.
She taps the phone's screen in a certain pattern, records a spoken phrase and walks a short distance while the phone's motion sensors measure her gait."
built with software Apple Inc. developed to help turn the popular smartphone into a research tool.
motion sensors and touchscreen can take precise readings that, in some cases, may be more reliable than a doctor's observations.
Researchers also have tried limited studies that gather data from apps on Android phones. But if smartphones hold great promise for medical research
Democratizes medicine Apple had created previously software called Healthkit for apps that track iphone owners'health statistics and exercise habits.
Senior vice president Jeff Williams said the company wants to help scientists by creating additional software for more specialized apps
which participants tap their fingers in a particular sequence on the iphone's touchscreen. Dorsey said that's more objective than a process still used in clinics,
Geli Energy Operating system and Energy management applications will be used to manage the microgrid. Las Positas College in Livermore will be the site of the flow batteries installation,
Solar, software and storage are making distributed energy possible in the same way that semiconductors,
software applications and digital storage paved the way for distributed computing. With the right storage technology and software the management of microgrids is seamless, safe
and very easy for the customer to manage. Projects like this are setting a template for our industry,
The interior is much more 21st century too, with big comfy seats, air suspension, infotainment screen,
since last June. he app is currently available for download on ios and Android. With the the new Bridj app
For example atie Pasciucco, 34, an account manager at a software company, is a typical Boston commuter.
The app can be found in both the Apple and Android app stores. It allows users to book their trips hours
The core of Calgren plant is an anaerobic digester built by DVO, which is based in Wisconsin.
and operation software modeling firm NAPA and supported by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland,
Then we add in electric cars, which are now on the same path converting a staid, slow moving industry (traditional auto companies like GM) into a disruptive technology-driven one (innovators like Tesla).
Add in the need to be clean not just for climate change reasons but for local air quality and the choice developing countries will face will be between large, old, dirty,
battery manufacturers, copper and lithium miners, electronics producers, software developers, electric engine makers, smart grid builders and, of course, solar and wind power manufacturers, installers and financiers.
#Google street view Now Monitors Urban Air pollution Wee come to rely on Google street view for everything from roads to hiking paths to coral reefs,
Aclima Sensory Science system connects stationary sensors with scalable hardware and software to generate billions of data points across multiple environmental factors,
and can monitor air quality either in one office building or across an entire city. For several years, 500 connected Aclima sensors have been monitoring air quality
and analyzing 500 million data points daily across a global network composed of 21 Google offices around the world.
Lewis is also a core faculty member of the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard.
and liquid capture media in the same platform says Lewis. It is also quite flexible in that both the core
as researchers at the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies are finding out,
"said UMD professor of computer science and director of the UMIACS Computer Vision Lab Yiannis Aloimonos."
Computer vision, with two different recognition systems, allows the robot to visually process how the presenter grabs something,
showed promising results in a mouse model of type 1 diabetes. Researchers hope to see similar success in subsequent clinical trials in humans. he whole system can be personalized to account for a diabetic weight
which researchers inserted a core of solid insulin and enzymes, which are designed specially to sense glucose.
The revolutionary device looks like an ordinary tablet, but it is packed with cutting-edge technology. The experimental pill works in the same way as gastric pacemakers to suppress appetite.
Once swallowed, the high-tech tablet is controlled externally using a special mobile phone app. When it reaches the stomach a few minutes later
They use photogrammetry a technique that uses software to transform 2d photos into 3d images as well as photos from the public, the BBC reported.
including a metal gate, lion sculpture and intricate painted tablet. The lion sculpture, which once stood in the museum,
#Game over for joysticks? Fove virtual reality headset lets players aim and interact with characters using just their EYES Gamers could soon be dropping their joysticks
and pushing their mouse to one side as eye-control becomes the latest way to play games.
Using the movement of the head and eyes, gamers using the Fove virtual reality device will be able to control games with the blink of an eye.
and tools, stare to pull up dashboard or information panels, and emotionally interact with characters to attract their attention.
The device combines a 2560x1440 VR display with both eye-tracking and motion tracking, allowing users to fully explore 360-degree virtual worlds using both their head and eyes.
and more natural input than with traditional mouse, keyboard, or controller as these were invented originally for 2d games and applications.
At its core is a tiny raftmade up of three ubesats which are essentially tiny spacecraft that can be launched relatively cheaply.
In total, the core of the vehicle weighs 22lbs (10kg) and is just 11.8-inches (30cm) high and 3. 9-inches (10cm) wide-about the size of a loaf of bread.
The technique involves a patient wearing the headphones with an ear plug linked to a computer.
The chart displays letters that get progressively smaller in size. The benchmark, and vision that is considered healthy and'normal,
Elsewhere, ioptik announced at last year's CES it had developed contact lenses that allow the wearer to see high-definition virtual screens.
The tiny'screens, 'which are the invention of Washington-based group Innovega, sit directly on a users'eyeballs
Immense black holes are common at the cores of galaxies, but finding one this big so'far back'in the cosmos is rare.
A company called Emotiv adapted a $499 (£324) gaming headset that lets wearers control on-screen and physical objects with their brain as part of a racing game.
and these patterns are converted to commands using a brain-computer interface. The technology is currently a proof-of-concept
and it will work with existing brain-computer interface games and software that work with EEG readings.
In the body peripheral nervous system, neuromodulation monitors the status of organs and manages how they respond to disease.
and other everyday objects such as computers or cars could make people see the technology as useful and easy to operate.
Data stored on the cloud tends to move around between different servers and countries, which makes preventing unauthorised access more difficult.
But because it is buried'so deep it is considered out of the reach of mainstream search engines and many law enforcement agencies-until now.
The Internet contains a vast trove of information-sometimes called the'Deep Web'-that isn't indexed by search engines:
'This information is catalogued normally not by search engines, 'Mattmann said. Additionally, a standard Web search doesn't get much information from images and videos,
Scientists analyzing imaging data from Earth-based missions that monitor phenomena such as snowfall and soil moisture could similarly benefit.
'We are developing open source, free, mature products and then enhancing them using DARPA investment and easily transitioning them via our roles to the scientific community,
'But common search practices miss information in the deep web-the parts of the web not indexed by standard commercial search engines
The software scours all aspects of the web-including those hidden in the dark net-to create data maps that might reveal clues about illegal activity.
Ease of use for non-programmers is essential.''The Memex program gets its name from a hypothetical device described in'As We May Think'-a 1945 article for The Atlantic Monthly.
and cannot be found with normal search engines. It came to prominence in 2012 when the FBI made a series of raids on Silk road-an online marketplace described as the'ebay for illegal drugs'.
and was using software to keep himself anonymous. Analysis by experts at GCHQ allowed them to trace the man
'The US Department of agriculture panel, which has been given the task of overhauling the guidelines every five years,
Handwriting recongition system The NSA is set to begin using smartphone software that can recognise a person by the way they write.
The software, called Mandrake and developed by Lockheed martin, verifies a user's identity based on the swiftness and shape of the individual's finger strokes on a touch screen.
Experts say it could be far more reliable than traditional passwords, and it virtually impossible to fake.'
The firm says it is a'defense-grade secure workspace solution for ios and Android devices that keeps all corporate email, browsing,
documents and applications encrypted, contained, and UNDER IT control no matter who owns the device.''It will enable smartphone
and tablet users to authenticate into Fixmo Safezone with a simple, user-defined gesture, which has been proven to be more secure and far easier to use than a 14-character complex,
which each team will develop its own hardware and software. CHIMP is designed with static stability;
even if it experiences a computer glitch or power failure.''When we walk or stand, our brains are actively controlling our balance all of the time,
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