Agc Inc.

Agc Glass Europe

Agc Flat Glass North America, Inc.

Agc Vidros Do Brasil Ltda.

Olympus Corporation

Mayu Ogawa

Akira Saito

Ryuta Sonoda

Yuya Shimada

Kosuke Takagi

Tetsuya Hiramatsu

Kentaro Oka

Kazuhito Goda

Masahiro Matsumura

Ken Ebihara

Mitsuo Fukuda

A spacer-attached antenna unit is to be attached, via the spacer, to a glass plate included in a glass window, wherein the antenna unit is configured to detachably attach to the glass window via a detachable member.

Spacer-attached antenna unit and antenna unit-attached glass window

An antenna unit to be used by being installed so as to face window glass of a building, the antenna unit including a radiating element, a reflective member configured to reflect electromagnetic waves radiated from the radiating element toward outside of the building, and a support unit configured to removably support the reflective member. An antenna unit attachment method includes installing an antenna unit so as to face window glass for a building, the antenna unit having a radiating element and a support unit, and supporting a reflective member that reflects electromagnetic waves radiated from the radiating element by the support unit on an outdoor side relative to the radiating element.

Antenna unit, antenna unit-equipped window glass, attachment method for antenna unit

A functional member-attached glass window includes a glass window to be erected on a floor surface and having a glass plate, and a functional member having a surface area smaller than that of the glass plate and arranged at a position apart from and higher than the floor surface, wherein the functional member is pasted to the glass plate via a spacer and joined to the spacer with a fastening part.

Functional member-attached glass window

The present invention provides a method for evaluating a protrusion-forming ability of cell spheroids, comprising step (a) of imaging a cell spheroid labeled with a fluorescent substance using a fluorescence microscope at a resolution capable of identifying individual cells, and acquiring a plane tomographic image of a fluorescence emitted from the fluorescent substance, step (b) of analyzing the plane tomographic image acquired in step (a) to determine a protrusion part of the cell spheroid, and step (c) of evaluating a protrusion-forming ability of the cell spheroid based on the protrusion part determined in step (b).

Method for evaluating protrusion-forming ability of cell spheroids

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Tokyo, Japan

Mayu Ogawa