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Ultrasound imaging system and method

InactiveUS20150374343A1Precise and reliable and fast and cost-effective measurementEasy to operateHealth-index calculationOrgan movement/changes detectionTime signalUltrasound probe
The present invention relates to an ultrasound imaging system (100) comprising: an ultrasound probe (10) that comprises a single element ultrasound transducer (16) for transmitting an receiving ultrasound signals; a movement sensor (18) for sensing a displacement-over-time signal x(t) of a displacement (x) of the ultrasound probe (10) relative to an examination object (24) during signal acquisition; an image acquisition hardware (26) that is configured to reconstruct an M-mode ultrasound image from the received ultrasound signals, said reconstructed M-mode ultrasound image being a two-dimensional image I(t,y) comprising multiple one-dimensional depth signals of substantially constant depth (y) in the examination object (24) illustrated over time (t), wherein the image acquisition hardware (26) is further configured to map said M-mode ultra-sound image I(t,y) to a two-dimensional second image I(x,y) comprising the depth signals illustrated over the displacement (x) by using the displacement-over-time signal x(t) that is sensed with the movement sensor (18); and an image analysis unit (48) that is configured to analyse said second image and to detect at least one tissue layer boundary of the examination object (24) in said second image.
Owner:KONINKLJIJKE PHILIPS NV

Methods for performing model-based lithography guided layout design

Methods are disclosed to create efficient model-based Sub-Resolution Assist Features (MB-SRAF). An SRAF guidance map is created, where each design target edge location votes for a given field point on whether a single-pixel SRAF placed on this field point would improve or degrade the aerial image over the process window. In one embodiment, the SRAF guidance map is used to determine SRAF placement rules and / or to fine-tune already-placed SRAFs. The SRAF guidance map can be used directly to place SRAFs in a mask layout. Mask layout data including SRAFs may be generated, wherein the SRAFs are placed according to the SRAF guidance map. The SRAF guidance map can comprise an image in which each pixel value indicates whether the pixel would contribute positively to edge behavior of features in the mask layout if the pixel is included as part of a sub-resolution assist feature.
Owner:ASML NETHERLANDS BV

Articles with selectively deposited overlay

A method of providing a decorative metal pattern on an electrically non-conductive substrate, such as a glass or plastic substrate, which includes applying a mixture of a heat fusible material, such as glass or plastic, with a metal having a particle size less than about 500 mesh constituting at least 50% of the mixture, to the substrate in the desired pattern, heating the so-applied mixture until the heat fusible material fuses and bonds to the substrate, cleaning the substrate with the pattern thereon, and electroplating the pattern with the desired finish metal. In one method in which the mixture-includes glass, a negative resist is adhesively secured to the substrate and the mixture is applied. The resist disintegrates upon heating. In another method, used when the substrate is plastic, a mixture of plastic and metal in paste form is applied to the substrate by silk screening or pad printing to form the pattern. In both cases, the pattern is bonded to the substrate by intermolecular bonding and has sufficient conductivity for electroplating without intermediate processing. Also, articles produced by such methods.
Owner:JAEGER PETER

Protein identification methods and systems

The present invention relates to methods and systems for identifying proteins. In particular the invention provides a method for identifying a protein through amino acid sequences of one or more query peptides generated from the protein. The method involves translating amino acid sequences of the query peptides to all possible codons from which the peptides can be synthesized to prepare strings of codons. Known nucleic acid sequences, in particular a set of known nucleic acid sequences including a genome, are searched to locate one or more known nucleic acids that comprise regions that match the strings of codons. Matching nucleic acids are ranked to identify nucleic acids that are true coding regions for the protein to thereby identify the protein.
Owner:MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
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