Tokitae LLC

Elwha LLC

Magic Leap, Inc.

Meta Platforms Technologies, LLC

Emma Rae Mullen

Lowell L Wood, Jr

Nathan P Myhrvold

Nels R Peterson

Roderick A Hyde

Jordin T Kare

Thomas J Nugent, Jr

Phillip Rutschman

3ric Johanson

Fred Sharifi

Nathan John Pegram

Rachel Cannara

Artyom Makagon

Clarence T Tegreene

Andrew John Ouderkirk

Charles Whitmer

Brian T Schowengerdt

Geoffrey Frank Deane

Sheng Ye

Christopher Yuan Ting Liao

Arman Boromand

Nagi H Elabbasi

Christopher Bruce Stipe

Abhijith Rajiv

Sarah Colline McQuaide

Hao Mei

Benjamin John Kuehn

Mina Rohani

E Barçin Acar

Eric Johanson

Cody Wayne Weyhrich

Rui Jian

Thomas J Nugent

A fiber scanning system includes a fiber optic element having an actuation region and a motion actuator mechanically coupled to the fiber optic element. A continuous bond line is present between the actuation region and the motion actuator. The fiber scanning system also includes a retention collar mechanically coupled to the motion actuator.

Methods and systems for fiber scanners with continuous bond lines

A mechanically and piezoelectrically anisotropic polymer thin film is formed from a crystallizable polymer and an additive configured to interact with the polymer to facilitate chain alignment and, in some examples, create a higher crystalline content within the polymer thin film. The polymer thin film and its method of manufacture may be characterized by a bimodal molecular weight distribution where the molecular weight of the additive may be less than approximately 5% of the molecular weight of the crystallizable polymer. Example polymers may include vinylidene fluoride, trifluoroethylene, chlorotrifluoroethylene, hexafluoropropylene, and vinyl fluoride. Example additives may occupy up to approximately 60 wt. % of the polymer thin film. The polymer thin film may be characterized by a piezoelectric coefficient (d) of at least approximately 5 pC/N or an electromechanical coupling factor (k) of at least approximately 0.1.

PVDF thin film having a bimodal molecular weight and high piezoelectric response

The present disclosure relates to methods of fabricating a porous structure, such as a porous silicon carbide structure. The methods can include a step of providing a structure to be rendered porous, and a step of providing an etching solution. The methods can also include a step of electrochemically etching the structure to produce pores through at least a region of the structure, resulting in the formation of a porous structure. The morphology of the porous structure can be controlled by one or more parameters of the electrochemical etching process, such as the strength of the etching solution and/or the applied voltage.

Methods for fabricating and etching porous silicon carbide structures

A system for tracking airborne organisms includes an imager, a backlight source (such as a retroreflective surface) in view of the imager, and a processor configured to analyze one or more images captured by the processor to identify a biological property of an organism.

Photonic fence

The present disclosure relates to methods of making a transition metal dichalcogenide. The methods can include a step of depositing a transition metal onto a substrate to form an epitaxial transition metal layer. The methods can also include a step of depositing a chalcogen onto the epitaxial transition metal layer, and a step of reacting the chalcogen with the epitaxial transition metal layer to form a transition metal dichalcogenide. In some instances, the chalcogen is reacted with the epitaxial transition metal layer at a temperature of between about 300&#xb0; C. and 600&#xb0; C., between about 300&#xb0; C. and 550&#xb0; C., between about 300&#xb0; C. and 500&#xb0; C., between about 300&#xb0; C. and 450&#xb0; C., or between about 300&#xb0; C. and 400&#xb0; C.

Method for synthesis of two-dimensional dichalcogenide semiconductors

A composition suitable for feeding hemophagous insects includes peptides, salt, and a COgenerator.

Food composition for hemophagous insects

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