High spatial and temporal resolution cell manipulation techniques in microchannels

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پژوهش حاضر در چارچوب مکتب دستکاری قرار گرفت و با استفاده از تقسیم بندی دوکات (2007) از شیوه های دستکاری، به دنبال یافتن پاسخ برای پرسش های زیر بود: 1-رایج ترین شیوه دستکاری در دوبله فیلم ها کدام است؟ 2-رایج ترین شیوه دستکاری در زیرنویس فیلم ها کدام است؟ 3-دستکاری در دوبله فیلم ها رایج تر است یا در زیرنویس آن ها؟ این پژوهش از نوع تحقیقات توصیفی- مقایسه ای و پیکره ای می باشد. پیکره تحقیق شا...

Brain Imaging Techniques: Invasiveness and Spatial and Temporal Resolution

High-Throughput Particle Manipulation Based on Hydrodynamic Effects in Microchannels

Microfluidic techniques are effective tools for precise manipulation of particles and cells, whose enrichment and separation is crucial for a wide range of applications in biology, medicine, and chemistry. Recently, lateral particle migration induced by the intrinsic hydrodynamic effects in microchannels, such as inertia and elasticity, has shown its promise for high-throughput and label-free p...

Spatial and Temporal High Resolution Measurement of Bubble Impacts

The present paper deals with a feasibility study of a new cavitation measurement method developed at the Chair of Fluid Systems Technologies (TU Darmstadt). The measurement principle is based on the piezoelectric attributes of a thin PVDF-membrane. The eigenfrequency of the membrane in the range of GHz in combination with a special sampling concept by means of an electrode matrix enable the mea...

A spatial–temporal approach to monitoring forest disease spread using multi-temporal high spatial resolution imagery

Sudden Oak Death is a new and virulent disease affecting hardwood forests in coastal California. The spatial–temporal dynamics of oak mortality at the landscape scale are crucial indicators of disease progression. Modeling disease spread requires accurate mapping of the dynamic pattern of oak mortality in time through multi-temporal image analysis. Traditional mapping approaches using per-pixel...