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Downhole electronic pressure and temperature gauges used in conventional wells often fail in temperatures around 150 C, far below the new 300-400 C requirements. The Combined Optical Pressure and Temperature Sensor, developed at the University of Strathclyde, is a low-cost sensor system capable of o...
The current technology employed in neonatal life support systems for children is derived from cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) systems i.e. heart-lung machines. However, the challenges presented by non-standard CPB applications e.g. Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) for children, tissue, transp...
The Thermoelectric Sensor technology is a Nano-Calorimetric Sensor which measures very small changes in temperature. The IP provides a route to making the most sensitive calorimetric measurements (with a resolution of 0.1 mK).
A video retrieval system has been developed which automatically captures daily news broadcasts and segments the bulletins into news stories according to the user’s interests.
Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed a novel approach to the development of conjugated protein-based vaccines which can be used for a broad range of bacterial or viral diseases.
Pre-visualisation tools for animation have been developed which marry up storyboard entries and soundtrack to give a sense of the finished product in the form of a so-called ‘animatic’.
Spinal injections are commonly required procedures to remove fluid to carry out biochemical, microbiological and cytobiological tests and also for drug delivery. Medical students and practitioners are unable to practice the spinal injection procedure on cadavers, nor can they practice on patients du...
The University of Glasgow has developed a novel, covert, chip-less smart label technology for protecting branded items.
This new technology from the University of Glasgow offers a new and cheaper way to achieve connectivity of more than 1000 times broadband speed.
The University of Glasgow has developed a (Ad-hTR-NTR) which has been extensively tested on Ovarian cancer cells.