Leiden University would appear to be leading in patent applications, with especially the Clinical Genetics Centre and their head of the Department of Human Genetics (Professor GB van Ommen) filing many patent applications.
CESAR plays a key role in responding to President Obama's July 2015 Executive Order that established the National Strategic Computing Initiative.This initiative seeks to ensure that the United States continues leading in the development and application of HPC systems that are essential to economic competitiveness, scientific discovery, and national security.
But the change suddenly swamped the court with an enormous volume of search warrant applications, leading, in turn, to the administration's decision to seek the new legislation.
The Muse is a six-sensor headset that monitors your brainwaves, and the company positions it as "leading in brainwave-enabled devices, applications and experiences".
Among the semiconductor NWs, silicon (Si) and zinc oxide (ZnO) NWs are leading in numerous energy-related applications, especially in the fields of optics [3, 4], photovoltaic [5, 6], and field emission [7, 8].
According to new findings mobile analytics firm Flurry released this morning, the U.S. isn't leading in the creation of mobile applications, having slipped from 45percentt of worldwide app market share in 2011, to 36percentt in 2013, in terms of where apps are being built.
Cross-linked carbon-rich frameworks of MONs, such as hydrogen-substituted graphydiyne (HsGDY) with a highly extended π-conjugated system, have shown satisfactory conductivity and ion diffusion, leading to application in flexible electrodes for Li/Na storage50.
Such findings could help efforts to design new types of materials, leading to applications in quantum computing and superconducting devices.
This material shows a wide variety of interesting properties leading to applications in several fields ranging from micro- and optoelectronics to biomedical applications [14].
Both plutonium-239 and plutonium-241 are fissile, meaning that they can sustain a nuclear chain reaction, leading to applications in nuclear weapons and nuclear reactors.
The photoluminescence data presented here show that the nanophosphor remains a green emitter in Layer-by-Layer (LbL) films leading to potential application in optical devices or biological labeling.
