University of Michigan

Edgar Meyhofer

Alan Hunt

Greg Spooner

John A Nees

Ajit P Joglekar

Lingjie Jay Guo

Gerard A Mourou

Li-Jing Cheng

Pramod Reddy

Anthony Fiorino

Gerald Mourou

Dakotah Thompson

Sunghoon Hur

Chang Jiang

Jeremy Damon Hoff

Rohith Mittapally

Provided herein is technology relating to measuring temperature and particularly, but not exclusively, to devices, methods, systems, and kits for doing measuring temperature at high resolution, e.g., in living organisms.

Calorimeter

Here is presented a versatile technique for machining of nanometer-scale features using tightly-focused ultrashort laser pulses. By the invention, the size of features can be reduced far below the wavelength of light, thus enabling nanomachining of a wide range of materials. The features may be extremely small (&#x3c;20 nm) and are highly reproducible.

Method for forming nanoscale features

A support for immobilizing target molecules comprises a substrate having a plurality of binding regions for binding select target molecules, with target-molecule-capturing agent immobilized at the binding regions. The binding regions are intersperse among other non-binding regions. The binding regions are of sub-micron size, have high selectivity and high binding capacity, and prevent or at least minimize loss of target molecule activity.

Nanoscale patterning and immobilization of bio-molecules

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Ann Arbor, MI, United States of America

Edgar Meyhofer