Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Lg Electronics Inc.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Brookhaven Science Associates, Lcc

Soo-Kwan Lee

Joon-Ho Kim

Jun-Ho Bae

Kak Namkoong

Sun-ok Jung

Kyu-Youn Hwang

Chang-Joon Kim

Angela M Belcher

Chin-sung Park

Kyung-ho Kim

Won-seok Chung

Sung-ouk Jung

Chang Joon Kim

Sung-min Chi

Daniel Van Der Lelie

Pil Jin Yoo

Sung-hong Kwon

Ki Tae Nam

Oleg Gang

Jifa Qi

Paula T Hammond-Cunningham

Chin-Sung Park

Juhyun Park

Tae-hee Um

Sung-Hong Kwon

Sung-Min Chi

Sung-Ouk Jung

Tae-Hee Um

The invention is directed toward systems and methods for the formation of two dimensional monolayer structures of ordered biomacromolecules, such as viruses, atop cohesive polyelectrolyte multilayers to create functional thin films. Methods for the formation of such thin films are disclosed that involve an interdiffusion-induced assembly process of the biomacromolecules. The inventive systems provide a general platform for the systematic incorporation and assembly of organic, biological and inorganic materials and will enable many potential technological applications such as, for example, chemical and biological sensors, power devices and catalytic membranes.

Self-assembly of macromolecules on multilayered polymer surfaces

Provided is a reagent container that can maintain stability of a reagent for a long period of time, a method of preparing the reagent container, a method of storing the reagent, and microfluidic systems for conducting cell binding, lysis, nucleic acid extraction, and amplification.

Reagent container for amplifying nucleic acid, method of preparing the reagent container, method of storing the reagent, and microfluidic system for nucleic acid analysis

A method of analyzing nucleic acid by compensating for crosstalk in polymerase chain reaction (PCR) data and other data, wherein crosstalk signals associated with multiple fluorescent dyes are corrected by using fluorescent intensity variations detected from a concentration difference of the fluorescent dyes, and apparatus for performing the method.

Method and apparatus for analyzing nucleic acid by compensating for crosstalk in polymerase chain reaction data and other data

A composition and kit for detectingincluding a primer set for detecting a strain of, and a method of detectingby using the same.

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The invention relates to the use of peptides, proteins, and other oligomers to provide a means by which normally quenched nanoparticle fluorescence may be recovered upon detection of a target molecule. Further, the inventive technology provides a structure and method to carry out detection of target molecules without the need to label the target molecules before detection. In another aspect, a method for forming arbitrarily shaped two- and three-dimensional protein-mediated nanoparticle structures and the resulting structures are described. Proteins mediating structure formation may themselves be functionalized with a variety of useful moieties, including catalytic functional groups.

Controllable assembly and disassembly of nanoparticle systems via protein and DNA agents

A refrigerator is provided including a freezing chamber having a first evaporator and a first fan provided inside, and a refrigerating chamber having a second evaporator and a second fan provided inside. Further, the first and second fans may be configured to direct cool air generated by the first and second evaporators to the freezing and refrigerating chambers, respectively. Additionally, plurality of cool-air ducts may be provided in at least one of the freezing and refrigerating chambers, the cool air ducts may be configured to provide cool air to the freezing and refrigerating chambers via operation of the first and second fans, respectively.

Refrigerator for controlling cool air supplied to a refrigerating chamber independently of cool air supplied to a freezing chamber

A cool air supplying apparatus is provided for a refrigerator. The cool air supplying apparatus includes a box fan motor integrally having a fan that blows cool air generated by an evaporator to a freezing chamber or a refrigerating chamber and a motor that drives the fan, a first passage that supplies cool air generated from the evaporator to the box fan motor, and a second passage that supplies cool air blown by the box fan motor to the freezing chamber or the refrigerating chamber. Since the box fan motor does not interrupt a cool air passage, energy loss may be decreased. Further, since the motor does not protrude towards the inside of the refrigerator, a capacity volume of the refrigerator may be increased.

Cool air supplying apparatus and refrigerator having the same

A refrigerator is provided that includes a fan that blows cool air generated by an evaporator to a freezing chamber or a refrigerating chamber; a scroll guide that discharges cool air discharged from the fan in two directions; a guide pipeline formed at the scroll guide in two directions, that guides cool air discharged from the scroll guide; and a cool air duct connected to the guide pipeline, that supplies cool air to the freezing chamber or the refrigerating chamber. An optimum scroll guide that can be applicable even when a plurality of cool air ducts are implemented is provided, thereby reducing a flow loss of cool air discharged from the fan and decreasing power consumption.

Refrigerator

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Soo-Kwan Lee