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Rice University Software Enables Faster Classification of Benign and Malignant Human Breast Tissues

New software developed by Rice University bioengineers could speed up the diagnosis of breast cancer with 90 percent accuracy and without the need for a specialist, according to research published this week in the open-access journal Breast Cancer Research.

24 Aug 2015

High-Resolution X-Ray CT Scanning Helps Find New Bone in Iconic Prehistoric Fish

Dr Laura Porro and colleagues in Bristol’s School of Earth Sciences and at the University of Cambridge applied high-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning to several specimens of Eusthenopteron.

24 Aug 2015

Researchers Detect and Identify Observational Signatures of Resonant Absorption in Coronal Heating

Solar physicists have captured the first direct observational signatures of resonant absorption, thought to play an important role in solving the "coronal heating problem" which has defied explanation for over 70 years.

24 Aug 2015

NSF Awards $6 Million for Development of Innovative, Broadly Accessible Brain Imaging Technologies

The National Science Foundation has awarded $6 million to researchers in Kentucky, Oklahoma and Rhode Island to develop innovative and broadly accessible brain imaging technologies to provide insight into how the nervous system functions in health and disease.

20 Aug 2015

Himax Technologies Introduces HiSIT TDDI Solution for OEMs and Panel Makers

Himax Technologies, Inc., a leading supplier and fabless manufacturer of display drivers and other semiconductor products, today announced design-ins with key panel makers and OEMs for its best-in-class single-chip touch and display driver integration ("TDDI") solution, HiSIT™.

19 Aug 2015

Morgridge Imaging Technology Helps NASA Explore Lunar Caves Lurking Under Skylights

It's widely believed that the Moon features networks of caves created when violent lava flows tore under the surface from ancient volcanoes. Some craters may actually be "skylights" where cave ceilings have crumbled.

17 Aug 2015

EVT Smart Camera with Image Processing Software Ensures Quality Control for Snacks

With its image processing systems and smart cameras, EVT wants to make sure, that snacks to go for traveling are safely packed in cartons or bags and noticed positively by the customer.

17 Aug 2015

Researchers Develop Optical Parametric Amplifier to Improve OCM Imaging Performance in Scattering Media

Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has emerged as an important in vivo imaging tool in modern biology an4d medicine. It enables large imaging depth as weak scattered light signals coming from structures deep inside light scattering tissues can be efficiently detected. Another advantage is its strong coherence gate (an effective time gate) resulting in high axial resolution and optical sectioning capability, and in addition, helping to reject multiply scattered background light.

12 Aug 2015

Miro LAB-Series: Digital High-Speed Cameras from Vision Research

Vision Research, the leader in digital high-speed imaging, has introduced a new camera series for its popular Phantom® Miro® line: the Miro LAB-Series. The LAB-Series is specifically engineered for laboratory and office settings where the camera is connected to a computer for storage, control, and image analysis.

11 Aug 2015

Lockheed Martin Receives Direct Commercial Sale Contract to Integrate Sniper ATP on Japan’s F-2 Aircraft

Lockheed Martin received a direct commercial sale contract through Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to integrate the Sniper® Advanced Targeting Pod (ATP) onto the Japan Air Self-Defense Force’s (JASDF) F-2 aircraft.

11 Aug 2015