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Great city with great restaurants. Be sure to show them Shimadzu's great GC-MS library search add-on. https://lnkd.in/efrYEAfH -Powerful deconvolution of complex GC/MS chromatograms -Searching up to 127 libraries in a combined search -e.g. , the combined library of NIST and Wiley (>1.1 million total spectra) can be searched in ~ 2 seconds -Assignment and use of extensive GC retention indices -Searching libraries for model compounds by similar and exact structure -Using MS Interpreter to explain EI fragmentation patterns for both user and commercial library spectra -Advanced hybrid EI search which greatly extends the standard EI search for unknown characterization https://lnkd.in/efrYEAfH

Late abstract submissions for PRiME 2024 poster presentations are now being accepted through September 20, or when the poster floor reaches capacity. Gain visibility, feedback, and valuable networking at the premier Pacific-rim electrochemistry meeting. Learn more about submission guidelines and how to submit your abstract. https://ow.ly/bSHx50Sya29 #theelectrochemicalsociety #scienceandtechnology #electrochemistry #PRiME2024

Great work led by by Charles McLemore, Naijun Jin and Megan Kelleher on an ultrastable 2 ml Fabry-Perot reference cavity https://lnkd.in/gXikVR5N If you want to learn about another novel frequency-stable Fabry-Perot that does not require vacuum, check out our team’s related paper just out in Optica: “Ultrastable vacuum-gap Fabry–Perot cavities operated in air” https://lnkd.in/g8u-2_9y

Delighted to share that we've another paper published. In Managing Safety on the Factory Floor: A Computer Vision Fusion Approach, we show how lasers can be substituted by CV allowing close human-robot collaboration work that leads to increased performance. Huge thanks to my fellow authors, and to Sarvesh Pimpalkar Mike Morrissey Dara O'Sullivan Shane O'Meara and team at Analog Devices for providing me with the opportunity to lead the HRC CROSS Innovation Project co-funded by Enterprise Ireland on which this paper is based. Read the paper at DOI 10.1108/TECHS-12-2023-0054

There are many paths to change. Check out this presentation from Dark Matter Labs

The great panel discussion is going on Ultralytics YOLO Vision 2024..

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We're starting the new with a publication in the mobility field: "Real-world gait detection using a wrist-worn inertial sensor: validation and comparison with the lower-back position" (https://lnkd.in/ewJPRqsF) as part of the Mobilise-D consortium. Many thanks to all contributors! In the context of our study continuous walking sequences in the real-world can be reliably identified. In a next step we're quantifying the reliability of gait parameters from these walking sequences (pending). We believe this work will have important implications on the choice of devices for real-world mobility endpoints in clinical trials.

Attended a C&EN's webinar, "Advanced Liquid Characterization Methods Critical for Research, New Product Development, and Quality Control," sponsored by Anton Paar. Significance: Understanding both the fundamentals and new developments in physical property measurements is critical for research, development, and quality control. This webinar, presented by Anton Paar USA Application Scientist, Dr. Afzal Hossain, gets back to the fundamentals, describing the basics of physical property measurements including density, sound velocity, refractive index, flash point, and viscosity. Additionally, novel methods for analyzing liquids will be described, including Pulsed Excitation Technology, achieving 6-digit accuracy, U-View visualization, and enhancing efficiency through combined measuring technologies.