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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"High speed optical imaging"”.

  1. An Experimental Investigation of Electrowetting Modulated Nucleate Boiling

    … displays, lab-on-a-chip devices and electro-optical switches, etc. In this work, we report a novel application of EW in enhancing nucleate boiling heat transfer. The working approach capitalizes on the complimentary roles of hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity in the fundamental processes of …

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  2. Visualizing the dynamics of HIV-specific cytotoxic T-cells in extracellular matrix

    … have been inaccessible in vivo, where brief imaging durations have been achieved (-30-60 min). Presently, several key aspects of CTL dynamics and function remain unknown: whether individual CTLs migrating within tissues kill multiple targets, if CTLs exhibit spatiotemporal coordination of …

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  3. Uncertainty Quantification and Accuracy Improvement of the Double-Sensor Conductivity Probe for Two-Phase Flow Measurement

    … obtained. Multiple advanced techniques, such as high speed optical imaging and fast X-ray densitometry, recently become mature and easily accessible. To further improve the accuracy of local two-phase flow measurement, a method is developed to integrate these techniques with the double-sensor …

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  4. On the fundamental mechanisms & optimisation of ultrasonic assisted liquid phase exfoliation of two dimensional nanomaterials

    … cavitation bubbles was conducted. Using ultra-high-speed optical imaging, we were able to determine the dynamic sequence of graphite exfoliation events on a time scale never reported before. Real-time observations revealed that shock wave surges predominantly with a pressure magnitude up to 5 …

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