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IBM Research has just set a world record in data storage by building a drive array capable of holding 120 petabytes.

This paper describes the development of a microscope array capable of imaging separate fields of view without the need for opto-mechanical scanning components.

The perforated neutron detector design has been adapted to a 1-D pixel array capable of 120 μm spatial resolution and counting efficiency greater than 12%.

An interesting microarrays for multiple bioreporter detection based on E. coli lux-based bioreporter array capable of detecting up to 689 transcriptional events presented by van Dyk et al. [133] also holds potential for soil applications.

The state-of-the-art concept of cloning PAHs-degrading pathway in salicylate bioreporter hosts led to the construction and assembly of high-throughput PAH bioreporter array, capable of crude oil contamination assessment and risk management.

Rather, we use a high-voltage solar array capable of outputting a wide range of voltages, from approximately 250 to 400 V in 50 V increments, at the photovoltaic system maximum power point.

We examine the limits of ad hoc network performance for systems with antenna arrays capable of allowing both spatial multiplexing and directional processing.

We report on a new microdrive design, which enables the construction of multi-electrode arrays capable of chronically recording the multi-unit neural activity of waking animals.

We propose a simple and algorithmic method for designing finite waveguide arrays capable of diffractionless transmission of arbitrary discrete beams by virtue of perfect revivals.

Concomitantly, autonomous arrays capable of performing most or all of the processing in situ have become a focus for mission-critical applications.

In the field of planetary and atmospheric sensing, linear arrays capable of simultaneously measuring height-resolved spectral features would have a major impact on issues such as climate change and ozone chemistry," explains Peter de Maagt, ESA's project manager for Star Tiger.