A compact, economical, and biocompatible flow cell has been developed, capable of performing hydrodynamic focusing of particles or cells entrained in a fluid for analysis in a flow cytometry apparatus.

The present invention describes a method for separating water from a water-in-oil emulsion.

Carbon fiber reinforced epoxy composites are renowned for their exceptional performance due to their high strength-to-weight ratio.

A compact and economical smear device for biological samples that can provide uniform films with a large area containing a monolayer of cells has been presented.

The invention presents a design for sensor electrodes and a circuit aimed at measuring soil moisture and bulk electrical conductivity.

The present invention relates to an iodinated polymer latex, a water-based composite functionalized with an antimicrobial system. Specifically, this invention pertains to iodinated polymer latex where the antimicrobial component is glycol-based.

The present invention outlines a method for fabricating poly(ethylene-co-vinyl acetate) (PEVA-SUN), intended for use as an encapsulant sheet in the photovoltaic (PV) industry.

A method for achieving a uniform film-type deposition on carbon fiber fabric is proposed.

The invention is shown to achieve uniform deposition of particulate types on carbon fiber fabric.

The present invention pertains to ice-phobic coatings that are both anti-icing and de-icing, maintaining their efficacy across multiple freezing cycles.