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Intracranial Pressure Monitoring With Near-Infrared Spectroscopy - Vimarsana News

Intracranial Pressure Monitoring With Near-Infrared Spectroscopy

A new algorithm estimates intracranial pressure based on hemoglobin levels through the use of near-infrared spectroscopic cardiac pulse waveforms.

Energy-Efficient Devices from the Thinnest Ferroelectric Material - Vimarsana News

Energy-Efficient Devices from the Thinnest Ferroelectric Material

The materials used to power electronics must also get thinner as they get smaller and smaller. In light of this, finding materials that can keep unique electrical properties at an ultrathin size is one of the fundamental difficulties researchers confront when creating the next generation of energy-efficient devices.

Source: azom.com
Dynamics of Energy Transfer During Light-Matter Interactions - Vimarsana News

Dynamics of Energy Transfer During Light-Matter Interactions

When light passes through molecules, it is captured and re-discharged. Modern developments in ultrafast laser technology have progressively enhanced the depth of details in studies covering light-matter interactions.

Rapid 3D Microprinting by Crossing Red and Blue Laser Beams - Vimarsana News

Rapid 3D Microprinting by Crossing Red and Blue Laser Beams

Printing objects using plastic rapidly, precisely, and cost-effectively is the focus area of numerous three-dimensional (3D) printing processes. Nevertheless, high resolution and speed continue to be technological challenges.

Novel Framework for 3D Bioprinting Plant Cells - Vimarsana News

Novel Framework for 3D Bioprinting Plant Cells

Recent research from North Carolina State University demonstrates a reproducible method of analyzing cellular communication among several types of plant cells using a 3D printer by “bioprinting” these cells.

Source: azom.com