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A new photovoltaic cell developed by Professor Lynn Loo's research team is more efficient and tougher than traditional cells.
Channel construction, which is based on the SPLITT cell developed by J.C. Giddings, has an innovative approach.
A new solar cell developed by Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty Reinhold Dauskardt, inspired by the compound eyes of insects, could help scientists overcome a major roadblock to solar panels made of perovskite.
Top row (l-r): Tata Center spinoff Khethworks develops affordable irrigation for the developing world; students discuss utility research in Washington; thin, lightweight solar cell developed by Professor Vladimir Bulović and team.
The performance of this diffusion cell is compared with results from the extraction studies using a diffusion cell developed by Connolly et al. [P.
This work presents a simple and practical solution for hollow cylinder test apparatus devised by combining a widely used and readily available conventional triaxial cell, developed by Hoek and Franklin (Trans. Inst. Min. Metall. 77 (1968) A22 (Section A)), and specially designed internal pressure loading configuration.
A new method of attacking cancer cells, developed by researchers in Australia, has proved surprisingly effective in animal tests.
Layton, which made the cells used on Mrs. Elam, has now also moved into neural stem cells by obtaining from Children's Hospital in Boston a license for a line of cells developed by Dr. Snyder.
The patent on the embryonic stem cells developed by Dr. Thomson is held by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, or WARF, whose best-known licensed product before this is the rat poison warfarin.
The cells, developed by the Geron Corporation and the University of California at Irvine, would be injected into the injury sites of spinal-cord patients, in the hope of restoring sensation and possibly allowing movement of paralyzed limbs.
A detailed network model of the dual-layer dendro-dendritic inhibitory microcircuits in the rat olfactory bulb comprising compartmental mitral, granule and PG cells developed by Aditya Gilra, Upinder S. Bhalla (2015).
