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Elimination of heterogeneous or mixed cell population in tumors

Methods of killing or inhibiting tumors comprising of heterogeneous or mixed cell populations is described. The killing or inhibition of tumors is achieved by selectively targeting a unique ligand suspected of being expressed on a particular cell population to also kill a cell population lacking the unique ligand. These conjugates have therapeutic use as they are delivered to a specific cell population to kill these cells and the cytotoxic drug is released to kill non-targeted cells, thereby eliminating the tumor.
Owner:IMMUNOGEN INC

Device and method for the reduction of particles in the thermal treatment of rotating substrates

A device and a method for reducing particle exposure to substrates during thermal treatment are disclosed. Semiconductor wafers may be rotated on a device within a process chamber divided into two partial chambers such that a first partial chamber contains the substrate to be thermally treated and a second partial chamber contains at least parts of the rotation device. Between the partial chambers, a flow of gas is set such that gas from the second partial chamber is substantially prevented from passing into the first partial chamber. In this way, particles which are produced by rotation abrasion in the second partial chamber are largely prevented from passing onto the substrate to be thermally treated. This device and this method are particularly advantageous if the rotation is realized by means of a gas drive, wherein the gas used for the rotation can be introduced directly into the second partial chamber.
Owner:ASCHNER HELMUT +5

Device for Taking Samples from the Bottom Boundary Layer of a Water Body

Devices using a winch are currently used for taking samples in the boundary layer formed at the bottom of a water basin.In order to minimize the potential mixing effect at the whole length of the sampling tube, the design is presented where the sampling tube disassemble into sections is provided with horizontal valves dividing the interior of the tube into layers isolated from each other in the presented application, several shorter sampling tubes are used with their inlet holes being located at different heights. Thus, layers located at different heights are sampled by different sampling tubes. Substitution of contacts elements (shoes) with a contact surface, e.g. inflatable support belt, guarantees the stability of the sampling tube on the soft bottom. To ensure the vertical stability of the sampling tube, the device is provided with an upper stabilizing balloon. Regulating the buoyancy of the support belt and upper balloon by changing their filling degree, the device can be taken at regulated speed to the bottom of a water basin and lifted from the bottom to the surface without using any lifting cable.
Owner:DIMENTIO

Pulsed laser induced plasma light source

Methods and systems are described herein for producing high radiance illumination light suitable for semiconductor metrology. A cold gas is repeatedly ignited by a pulsed laser to periodically generate accessible, high brightness illumination light generated during each break-down event. The pulse duration and repetition period are set to ignite, but not sustain fully formed plasma. The central plasma core emits high color temperature light before a cooler plasma region forms around the central core. Thus, after ignition, the plasma is extinguished before the arrival of the next laser pulse. The repeated plasma ignition / extinction cycle generates illumination light at high color temperature that is accessible for illumination purposes in a metrology application. In one embodiment, a bulb filled with Xenon gas at 10 atmospheres is repeatedly ignited with a pulsed laser having pulse duration of 10 nanoseconds to generate illumination light with a color temperature of approximately 60,000 Kelvin.
Owner:KLA TENCOR CORP

Method for forming organic thin film

A method for forming, without heat evolution, an organic thin film with homogeneous quality on the surface of the substrate. The method consists of vaporizing a single film-forming component of organic material, thereby evolving a film-forming gas (g2), transporting and feeding the film-forming gas (g2) into a reaction chamber (11) in which a substrate (W) is placed, and depositing the organic material, while keeping the film-forming component, on the surface of the substrate (W) in the reaction chamber (11). The substrate (W) is kept cooled while the organic material is being deposited. The film-forming gas (g2) is transported and fed into the reaction chamber (11) by using a carrier gas, such as an inert gas (g1). The deposition of the organic material is repeated so that films differing in composition are formed one over another.
Owner:SONY CORP
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