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Concept to control the sampling capillary-to-surface distance for use with surface sampling mass spectrometric detection techniques (e.g. DESI, DAPCI, MALDI, etc.) were developed by applying high precision distance measurements using laser sensors.
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Software using an image analysis approach was developed to control the sampling capillary-to-surface distance for use with desorption electrospray (DESI) mass spectrometric detection.
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This invention is a method for real-time rapid analysis of data that is collected by biosensors or normal sensors. The key motivation for this development to improve the existing UT-Batelle patented AquaSentinel technology that has been licensed to United Defense.
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This invention is the next generation on the miniaturization of the AquaSentinel technology. The key motivation for this development is to improve the existing UT-Battelle, L.L.C. patented AquaSentinel technology that has been licensed to United Defense, L.P.
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Software using an image analysis approach was developed to control the probe - to - surface distance of a liquid junction based surface sampling system for use with mass spectrometric detection.
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This application is designed to compare and analyze reference control data of healthy algae with data continuously obtained from real-time monitoring of naturally-occurring algae from sunlight-exposed primary-source drinking water to calculate a probability of healthiness.
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This invention disclosure reports the preparation of ultra-stable Au nanocatalysts synthesized via a deposition precipitation (DP) of gold precursor on nanoparticles.