Empowering the Biomedical/CE Professional
Last month’s winner for the March TN Vault was Bob Cary of Savannah, GA. The winning answer was a Biotek Calibrator. Click on the picture to view the full size. Think Carefully. Only one answer will be accepted. Your entry will be automatically generated from your account information. Winner receives a $10 gift card!...
Last year, lytro released the first consumer light field camera, which miniaturizes light field technology into the body of a single camera. Light field cameras capture all the rays of light in a scene, allowing the user to focus and refocus a picture after it’s taken. To allow this, the camera captures a fundamentally richer set of data than traditional cameras using proprietary light field science. The Lytro’s light field sensor collects the color, intensity and direction of every light ray flowing into the camera – 11 million light rays of data, to be exact – to capture a scene...
Last month’s winner for the March TN Vault was Todd Blumb from Robbinsdale, MN. The winning answer was a Mattern X-Ray tube stand and generator. Click on the picture to view the full size. Think Carefully. Only one answer will be accepted. Your entry will be automatically generated from your account information. Winner receives a $10 gift card! ...
Researchers work to improve non-invasive prostate cancer identification
Rutgers University, Penn Medicine and Siemens have received a $3.4 million research grant to develop tools aimed at improving the identification of prostate cancer using MRI. The five-year grant, with funding in the first two years from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, was awarded by the National Institutes of Health under an initiative to promote industry and academic partnerships. Recent studies by Rutgers and Penn researchers show that high-resolution MRI technology can reveal cancerous tissue in prostate glands and pinpoint where the tissue is concentrated. Radiologists, however, do not always know whether unusual-looking visual features indicate...
Robert Dondelinger from Pleasant Prairie, WI. is this month’s winner. The answer is a 1950′s Mettler Electronics Therapeutic Ultrasonic Unit used in Physical Therapy Clinics. Click on the picture to view the full size. Think Carefully. Only one answer will be accepted. Your entry will be automatically generated from your account information. Winner receives a $10 gift card!...
