A design for a novel diffractive optical element (DOE) that can reconstruct three different intensity patterns when it is illuminated by three different wavelengths is presented. If the chosen wavelengths are red, green, and blue, full-color reconstruction capability is obtained. Reconstruction is achieved in the near field (Fresnel domain). Computer simulation results as well as experimental e...

Low Temperature Cofired Ceramics were developed around three decades ago. The technology is used in the fabrication of many various electronic components and devices. The aim of this paper is to present the possibility of applying Design of Experiment (DoE) methodology in the investigations of how cofiring process conditions influence several properties of fired substrates. The achieved results...

Case name: Doe v. Stonehill College , No. 21‐1227 (4th Cir. 12/14/22).

Case name: Doe v. Haverford College, No. 23‐299 (E.D. Pa. 02/14/23).

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[1] Mary Doe is a human embryo preserved in liquid nitrogen, in an unnamed in vitro fertilization clinic. Mary Doe’s name was given by an organization dedicated to advocating for equal humanity and personhood of pre-born children, including “children in vitro.” In response to President Clinton’s policy favoring embryonic stem cell [hereinafter EScell] research, the organization filed suit on be...