General Electric Company

Leica Microsystems Cms Gmbh

Abb Schweiz Ag

Stephen Eric Zingelewicz

Ertugrul Berkcan

William James Premerlani

Kenneth Brakeley Welles

Scott Charles Evans

Ralph Thomas Hoctor

Daniel White Sexton

Alex David Corwin

Kashan Ali Shaikh

David Andrew Shoudy

Christine Lynne Surrette

Jessica Godin Karp

Meret Vollenweider

Michael John Gerdes

Austars Raymond Schnore, Jr

Marc Robert Pearlman

Kevin Bernard Kenny

Charles Scott Sealing

Michael S Lazare

Terry Michael Topka

Xiaofeng Liu

David LaVan Henderson

Mingxiao Jiang

Daniel Lawrence Morrill

Antti Seppo

Wendai Wang

Branden James Moore

Adriana Ines Larriera

Thomas Ha

Natalia R Jun

Ainura Kyshtoobayeva

Denise A Hollman-Hewgley

Ying Li

Jr Austars Raymond Schnore

A fluidic handling unit includes a baseplate, a fluidic inlet block, a fluidic outlet block, a pump in fluidic communication with the fluidic inlet block and the fluidic outlet block, a carrier control board in electrical communication with the pump, and a flow cell carrier comprising a microfluidic flow cell receiving area, wherein the flow cell carrier is configured to receive and retain the fluidic handling unit. A bottom surface of the fluidic handling unit is configured to complementary mate with a top surface of the flow cell carrier, or wherein a bottom surface of the flow cell carrier is configured to complementarily mate with a top surface of the fluidic handling unit.

Self-contained slide processing unit for biological specimens

A method for generating an image of a region of interest in a biological sample comprising the steps of: generating a first image including the region of interest of the biological sample having undergone a first protocol but not a second protocol; and generating a second image including the region of interest of the biological sample after having undergone a second protocol; wherein the region of interest is smaller than said sample. Also provided is a method of analyzing a biological sample, comprising providing an image of the biological sample according to the method for generating an image of a region of interest in a biological sample, and analyzing the biological sample from the image. Further provided are system and kit that comprise the means for executing the novel methods.

Methods for generating an image of a biological sample

Systems and methods for processing biological specimens are provided. The biological specimen processing system generally includes a flow cell carrier for holding a microfluidic flow cell and a fluidic handling unit attachable to the flow cell carrier. The fluidic handling unit interfaces with the microfluidic flow cell and can include fluidic pumps, fluidic connections, integrated electronics, and processing software to facilitate processing of a biological specimen contained in the microfluidic flow cell.

The present disclosure relates to the use of a sensor well encoded in a structural, electrical, magnetic, or optical manner so as to provide the sensor well with a unique or otherwise distinctive fingerprint. In addition, a sensor configured to be positioned within the sensor well incorporates a sensing modality for reading or detecting the encoding of the sensor well.

Identification and other measures encoded in a threaded sensor well

Methods, systems and computer program products for nondestructive ultrasound imaging are provided. An example method defines a plurality of subarrays, each comprising a plurality of ultrasound transducer elements. The method transmits a plurality of ultrasound beams from each of the plurality of subarrays, each ultrasound beam being transmitted at a preset beamsteering angle. Subsequent to each transmit, the method receives, at the array, a plurality of ultrasound reflections corresponding to the plurality of ultrasound beams. For each point to be imaged, the method selects one set of received element data for each of the plurality of subarrays. The selected set of element data corresponds to an ultrasound beam having a focal point closest to the point to be imaged. Finally, the method reconstructs a point to be imaged based on the selected received element data, and constructs an ultrasound image by repeating this process for each point to be imaged.

Method and system for nondestructive ultrasound testing

A method and system for evaluating a system are described. A parameter space comprising one or more parameters corresponding to the system and/or an application executed on the system is defined. Additionally, one or more search functions for selecting a parameter from the parameter space to evaluate a desired characteristic of the system are determined. Further, at least one parameter from the parameter space is selected using the one or more search functions and the application is executed using the selected parameter. Subsequently, the execution of the application is monitored and metrics associated with the application are recorded. The method further includes iteratively selecting another parameter from the parameter space based on the recorded metrics and executing the application using the selected another parameter.

System and method for parametric system evaluation

A method and apparatus for collecting power distribution system data is provided. The method includes communicatively coupling a plurality of node electronic units to a digital network, communicatively coupling at least one central control processing unit (CCPU) to the digital network, executing a data capture software module running on the at least one CCPU wherein the module includes a data capture buffer and a secondary buffer, and activating the data capture module in response to a triggering event. The apparatus includes a plurality of node electronic units, at least one central control processing unit (CCPU), and a data capture software module running on the at least one CCPU wherein the module includes a data capture buffer and a secondary buffer wherein the module is configured to collect data in the data capture buffer and the secondary buffer, and the module is configured to activate in response to a triggering event.

Method and system for conditionally triggered system data capture

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Stephen Eric Zingelewicz