Technion Research & Development Foundation Limited

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Ben-joseph, Gdalyahu

Sivan, Uri

Braun, Erez

Eichen, Yoav

Yoav Eichen

Erez Braun

Uri Sivan

Daniel Rittel

Galit Parvari

Yonatan Rotbaum

Dietrich Haarer

Husein Salman

Nir Tessler

Gdalyahu Ben-Joseph

Shay Tal

Yael Abraham

Elana Borzin

Yulia Gerchikov

Carmit Hertzog-Ronen

Pramod Kumar

Uri S Sivan

A composite comprised of: (i) at least one inverse freezing material, and (ii) an additive in the form of at least one solid particle. Articles made of the composites, and uses of the composites or the articles incorporating same, particularly for reducing incoming shockwaves, are also disclosed.

Inverse-freezing compositions and use therof

Inverse-freezing compositions and use thereof

A transistor device is described, the transistor comprising: a channel region in contact with the gate insulator and source and drain electrodes in contact with the channel region and arranged in a spaced-apart relationship. The channel region is configured with discontinuity in a material path of the channel, located between the source and drain electrodes. The channel being formed by a plurality of discrete semiconductor particles, distributed irregularly within the channel region, and a plurality of electrically conducting particles. The electrically conducting particles connect at least some of said semiconducting particles to one another to provide continuous path for electric coupling between said at least some semiconductor particles, forming an electrical path between the source and drain electrodes.

Field effect transistor device

A method and device for identifying a molecule in a sample, the molecule comprising an electrophilic or nucleophilic moiety. The method comprises contacting the sample with a plurality of chemosensors, each of the chemosensors comprising a &#x3c0;-conjugated system and a moiety having a nucleophilic property or an electrophilic property; and measuring an electromagnetic property of each of the chemosensors in the sample; whereby the pattern of changes in the electromagnetic properties of the plurality of chemosensors after chemically reacting with the electrophile or nucleophile of the molecule identifies the molecule in said sample. The device comprises a substrate carrying a plurality of chemosensor molecules having at least one predetermined electromagnetic property, the at least one electromagnetic property being changeable by subjecting the chemosensor molecules to a sample containing at least one electrophile or nucleophile, wherein the pattern of change of the electromagnetic property of the plurality of chemosensor molecules allows the device to identify the electrophile or nucleophile in the sample.

Method for identifying electrophiles and nucleophiles in a sample

A method for depositing gold on a substrate is provided. By this aspect, nucleation centers are bound, deposited or formed at one or more sites on the substrate, the substrate is then contacted with a treatment composition which comprises soluble gold-providing agent from which gold is deposited onto a nucleation center to yield gold metal deposits. The method of the invention may be used for a variety of image enhancing techniques as well as diagnostic and analyte detection techniques.

Method for gold deposition

A method for depositing gold on a substrate is provided. By this aspect nucleation centers are bound, deposited or formed at one or more sites on the substrate, the substrate is then contacted with a treatment composition which comprises soluble gold-providing agent from which gold is deposited onto a nucleation center to yield gold metal deposits. The method of the invention may be used for a variety of image enhancing techniques as well as diagnostic and analyte detection techniques.

The invention relates to a substrate for packaging of or for attachment to products which are sensitive to aging and temperature, having a planar time-temperature integrator comprising a matrix and at least one reversible indicator embedded therein, which has photochromic properties on the basis of transfix reactions, arranged in the region of the substrate.

Substrate for packaging perishable goods or for application onto same and method for determining the quality of said goods

A microelectronic network is fabricated on a fibrous skeleton by binding or complexing electronically functional substances to the nucleic acid skeleton. The skeleton comprises fibers with nucleotide chains. The assembly of the fibers into a network is based on interactions of nucleotide chain portions of different fibers.

Microelectronic components and electronic networks comprising DNA

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Yoav Eichen