Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

California Institute of Technology

University of Michigan

Tae Hyun Kim

Yeong Suk Choi

Chiara Daraio

Vincenzo Costanza

Zhun Zhou

Linghui Wang

Luca Bonanomi

Sunitha Nagrath

Daniel Hayes

An apparatus for capturing circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from blood. The apparatus includes a wearable device that receives fluid from vasculature of a subject through an input channel. A pump is coupled to the input channel the pump configured to receive blood at a first flow rate and to convert the flow of the blood to a second flow rate. The device further includes a replaceable candidate cell capture module having a microfluidic capture stage with herringbone channel structures configured to capture the candidate cells by antibodies. The device is further configured to provide the blood back to the vasculature of the subject.

Indwelling intravascular aphaeretic system for in vivo enrichment of circulating tumor cells

A composite for sensing heat or infrared light includes a block copolymer including a first structural group represented by Chemical Formula 1, a second structural group represented by Chemical Formula 2, and a third structural group represented by Chemical Formula 3; and a polyvalent metal ion that is coordinated with a side chain group of the block copolymer.

Composite for sensing heat or infrared light and device including same

A composite includes a polymer network including pectin or a pectin derivative; a low-molecular compound having a hydrophilic group in the polymer network; and a polyvalent metal ion coordinated with an anion present in the polymer chain of the polymer network.

Composite and infrared absorber, thin film, photoelectric device, and electronic device including same

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Tae Hyun Kim