Micro/Nanoscale Optical Devices for Hyperspectral Imaging System

Li, Li; Huang, Chengjun; Zhang, Haiying

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“…The Micro-NIRS instrument is equipped with a linear variable filter (LVF) whereas FT-NIRS is equipped with a Michelson interferometer. Compared with the Michelson interferometer, the LVF is tiny and can be easily interpreted, but the limitations of this optical device are the low resolution and wavelength shifts that may occur (Li, Huang, & Zhang, 2017;Nogueira, Felps, & Gutierrez-Osuna, 2007;Renhorn, Bergström, Hedborg, et al, 2016). Furthermore, the LVF applied in our research had a narrow wavelength range (908 -1676 nm).…”

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Organic milk: understanding intrinsic characteristics and their origin, and development of novel means of detection

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Chapter 1 General introduction 7 Chapter 2 Dairy farming system markers: The correlation of forage and milk fatty acid profiles from organic, pasture, and conventional systems in the Netherlands 25 Chapter 3 Tracking volatile organic compounds from forage to milk for different production systems 51 Chapter 4 Evaluation of portable near-infrared spectroscopy for organic milk authentication 79 Chapter 5 How organic is organic milk? Can we have a quick check? Chapter 6 Portraying and tracing the impact of different production systems on the volatile organic compound composition of milk by PTR-(Quad)MS and PTR-(ToF)MS

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A 2-AXIS SI/AL Bimorph-Based Electrothermal Micromirror Integrated with Piezoresistors for High Resolution Position Sensing

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2024 IEEE 37th International Conference on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS)

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Emerging micro and nanotechnologies in neuroscience: Devices, fabrication methods, and implementation in monitoring of neural activity and drug delivery

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Neural activity that occur during motor movement, speech, thought, and various other events can be observed in the form of brainwaves composed of synchronized electrical pulses emitted from adjoining communicative neurons. Observations of these brainwaves have been made possible through neurodevices, which can detect changes in electrical and/or mechanical parameters. For decades, the field of neuroscience has been enriched by the utilization of neurotechnologies at the microscale, which has begun to gain further enhancement with the introduction of nanotechnology. For example, microelectrodes were initially used for only extracellular measurements, but over the past decade, developments have been made to also record intracellular signals. Likewise, nanoknives, which gained popularity due to their versatility, can now be used for both fabricating bio-Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) and also as a neurosurgery tool. Thus, considerable efforts have been made over the years to make micro- and nanosystems reliable, accurate, and sensitive to neural activity. In the late 20th century, several sophisticated technologies, including magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring have been integrated with MEMS. Furthermore, existing biotechnologies are being miniaturized at both the system and component level. For example, there is a remarkable interest in the field of neuroscience to utilize microfluidic technology as a diagnostic tool using specimens such as cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Microfluidic devices are also employed as biocompatible drug delivery systems to target cells, tissues, and organs. This paper summarizes the recent developments in micro- and nano-scale neurotechnologies, including devices, fabrication processes, detection methods, their implementation challenges, in neural stimulation, monitoring, and drug delivery. This review discusses recent developments in micro and nanotechnologies, fabrication methods, and their implementation in neuroimaging, neurostimulation, monitoring of neural activities, and neural drug delivery.

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Micro/Nanoscale Optical Devices for Hyperspectral Imaging System

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Organic milk: understanding intrinsic characteristics and their origin, and development of novel means of detection

Organic milk: understanding intrinsic characteristics and their origin, and development of novel means of detection

A 2-AXIS SI/AL Bimorph-Based Electrothermal Micromirror Integrated with Piezoresistors for High Resolution Position Sensing

Emerging micro and nanotechnologies in neuroscience: Devices, fabrication methods, and implementation in monitoring of neural activity and drug delivery

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