Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Fujitsu Component Limited

Fujitsu Corporation

Keio University

Finnish Immunotechnology Ltd.

Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd.

Toagosei Company, Ltd.

Fujitsu Takamisawa Component Limited

Takamisawa Electric Co., Ltd

Nobuyoshi Shimizu

Atsushi Takayanagi

Toshifumi Fukui

Nobuhiro Tomatsu

Shigemi Kurashima

Satoshi Sakurai

Shinichiro Akieda

Norio Endo

Koichi Kondoh

Akio Nakamura

Takashi Arita

Takashi Nakajima

Masanobu Hayama

Mitsuhiro Sekizawa

Akira Tanaka

Nobuo Yatsu

Noboru Wakatsuki

Keita Harada

Yuriko Nishiyama

Michiko Endoh

Osamu Daikuhara

Satoshi Moriyama

Yuji Makiuchi

Noboru Fujii

Daisuke Ichikawa

Genichi Matsuda

Jun Kudoh

Kai Krohn

Maarit Heino

Pärt Peterson

Hamish S Scott

Stylianos E Antonarakis

Maria D Lalioti

Shiro Hirota

Takashi Yuba

Yoshio Okamoto

Tetsuhiko Yoshida

Yuji Kojima

Toshihiro Kusagaya

Naoyuki Nagao

Jun Kudo

Shigemitsu Aoki

Michiko Endo

Yuriko Segawa

Ayumu Akabane

Hirofumi Saso

Hideaki Yoda

Shigeo Tanji

Takeshi Komiyama

Mieko Kawamoto

Nubuhiro Tomatsu

Michiyo Okui

Kazunori Shibuya

Chiaki Maeno

Yasushi Saito

Yoshikuni Mizuno

Shuichi Asakawa

Hiroshi Kajitani

A position detecting method for a touchscreen panel includes the steps of (a) determining the presence or absence of contact with the touchscreen panel on a conductive film divided into multiple conductive regions; (b) measuring a time after the detection of the absence of the contact and determining whether the measured time is less than a predetermined time if step (a) determines the absence of the contact; and (c) determining the continuance of the contact if the measured time is less than the predetermined time.

Position detecting method for touchscreen panel, touchscreen panel, and electronic apparatus

An optical member includes a base having a surface, and a plurality of protrusions formed on the surface of the base. The plurality of protrusions is arranged in a form to cause a space between the protrusions to be filled up with adhesive to adhere an adhesion target component above the base by a capillary phenomenon.

Optical member and optical module

A touch panel including upper and lower electrode substrates including upper and lower conductive layers, respectively; first and second electrodes respectively provided at both ends of the upper conductive layer in a first direction for causing an electric potential distribution in the first direction; third and fourth electrodes respectively provided at both ends of the lower conductive layer in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction for causing an electric potential distribution in the second direction; a flexible substrate provided to be connected to the lower electrode substrate or the upper electrode substrate; a first resistor portion electrically connected to either of the first or second electrode and formed at the upper electrode substrate or the flexible substrate; and a second resistor portion connected to either of the third or fourth electrode and formed at the lower electrode substrate or the flexible substrate.

Touch panel

A method for manufacturing an optical connector includes mounting a lens member to which a lens is formed to another optical connector by inserting a guide pin provided on the another connector into a hole of the lens member, mounting a ferrule body to the lens member by inserting the guide pin into a hole of the ferrule body, and bonding the lens member and the ferrule body in a state where the guide pin is accommodated in the hole of the lens member and the hole of the ferrule body.

Optical connector and method for manufacturing optical connector

A touch panel includes a first conductive film having separate areas, each of which has a strip shape with a length direction thereof extending in a first direction, a second conductive film having separate areas, each of which has a strip shape with a length direction thereof extending in a second direction substantially perpendicular to the first direction, and a third conductive film, wherein the separate areas of the first conductive film are arranged side by side in the second direction, and the separate areas of the second conductive film are arranged side by side in the first direction, wherein position detection based on a capacitive method is performed by using the first conductive film and the second conductive film, and wherein a potential of a position of contact between the second conductive film and the third conductive film is detected to detect the position of the contact.

Touch panel and method of detecting position

A disclosed touch panel includes a panel including a plurality of first conductive films arranged in a first direction, and a plurality of second conductive films arranged in a second direction different from the first direction; a first selecting unit connected to the first conductive films to select one first conductive film or more from the first conductive films; a second selecting unit connected to the second conductive films to select one second conductive film or more from the second conductive films; and an inductor connecting the first selecting unit with a power source, which applies a voltage to the first conductive films.

A current sensor includes semi-annular first and second magnetic cores, first and second sensors, and a differential output part. The first magnetic core is provided around a wire in which an electric current flows and includes a pair of first magnetic core parts each having a quarter annular shape. The first sensor is provided in the gap between the first magnetic core parts and detects a magnetic flux. The second magnetic core is provided around the wire and includes a pair of second magnetic core parts each having a quarter annular shape. The first and second magnetic cores form an annular magnetic core. The second sensor is provided in the gap between the second magnetic core parts and detects a magnetic flux. The differential output part outputs the differential output of the outputs of the first and second sensors.

Current sensor

A touch panel including upper and lower electrode substrates including upper and lower conductive layers, respectively; first and second electrodes respectively provided at bath ends of the upper conductive layer in a first direction for causing an electric potential distribution in the first direction; third and fourth electrodes respectively provided at both ends of the lower conductive layer in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction for causing an electric potential distribution in the second direction; a flexible substrate provided to be connected to the lower electrode substrate or the upper electrode substrate; a first resistor portion electrically connected to either of the first or second electrode and formed at the upper electrode substrate or the flexible substrate; and a second resistor portion connected to either of the third or fourth electrode and formed at the lower electrode substrate or the flexible substrate.

A probe, a set of probes, and a probe carrier on which the probe or the set of probes is immobilized, are provided for classification of fungus species. The probe or the set of probes is capable of collectively detecting fungus of the same species and distinguishingly detecting those fungus from fungus of other species. The probe is an oligonucleotide probe for detecting a pathogenic fungus DNA and includes at least one of base sequences of SEQ ID NOS. 1 to 3 and mutated sequences thereof.

Probe, probe set, probe carrier, and testing method

A current sensor includes: a lower housing; a lower magnetic core that is housed in the lower housing, and includes a first gap on which a first hall element for detection of a magnetic field is arrangeable; a central housing that detachably engages with the lower housing, and houses the lower magnetic core along with the lower housing; an upper magnetic core that is arranged on the central housing, and forms a ring structure for surrounding a conductor along with the lower magnetic core; and an upper housing that detachably engages with the central housing, and houses the upper magnetic core along with the central housing.

A cell growth inhibitor that includes, as an antibody component, an artificially produced anti-EGFR antibody having specific binding capacity to EGFR which is characterized in that an epitope therefor is in a cysteine-rich subdomain 2 (C2 domain) and/or in a ligand-binding domain 1 (L1 domain) among four subdomains contained in the extracellular domain of EGFR.

Anti-EGFR antibody and use thereof

Disclosed is a touch panel including an upper conductive layer; a lower conductive layer facing the upper conductive layer with an interval between the upper conductive layer; a capacitive sensing unit that detects a coordinate position by a capacitive coupling under a condition where a predetermined electric potential is applied to the upper conductive layer; and a resistive sensing unit that detects a coordinate position based on an electric potential at a position where the upper conductive layer and the lower conductive layer contact under a condition where a potential gradient is generated on either one of the upper conductive layer and the lower conductive layer.

Touch panel and method of detecting coordinate position

A touchscreen panel includes an upper substrate having a first transparent conductor layer provided on a first base layer, and a lower substrate having a second transparent conductor layer provided on a second base layer. The first and second transparent conductor layers oppose each other via a spacer and make contact when the first base layer is pressed. The first transparent conductor layer is segmented into a plurality of conductive regions that are electrically insulated from each other.

Method of fabricating touchscreen panel by segmenting transparent conductor layer

A probe, a set of probes, and a probe carrier on which the probe or the set of probes is immobilized, are provided for classification of fungus species. The probe or the set of probes is capable of collectively detecting fungus of the same species and distinguishingly detecting those fungus from fungus of other species. The probe is an oligonucleotide probe for detecting a pathogenic fungus DNA and includes at least one of base sequences of SEQ ID NOS. 1 to 4 and mutated sequences thereof.

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Sakura, Japan

Nobuyoshi Shimizu