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Why Measuring Temperatures at Micro-Scale is so Difficult? Scaling temperature measurement techniques from the macro- to micro-scale proves quite difficult due to the evasiveness of temperature sensing ...

Introduction In the tech industry, having a strong foundation of skills and practical experience is crucial for success. Arduino is a popular platform that offers a low-cost and accessible way to learn ...

One of the many gifts that technological innovation within the last century has given us is the creation of the barcode. They often serve as the bridge between physical and online content. The partnership ...

Introduction In this article, we discuss the effect of shaped laser beam profiles on melt thermal flow. This discussion is based on the research conducted by the scientists at University West and Institute ...

Introduction The construction industry has always been at the forefront of innovation and advancement, constantly finding new ways to improve efficiency and reduce waste. In recent years, the introduction ...

Particle accelerators can cut silicon. In general particle accelerators have had many applications for the field of particle research, physics, and have broadened our understanding of matter. On top of ...

Introduction Bionics, a field that merges biology and engineering, has been revolutionizing the way we approach and solve various challenges in medicine, technology, and beyond. From neural implants that ...

Ever wondered how quantum entanglement for medical imaging might help in cancer diagnosis? In recent years, there has been increasing concern about the spread of cancer in aging Western societies. Various ...

Story of the Mars mission The introduction of low-cost fiber-optic laser amplifiers is one recent advance in photonics that has rekindled interest in directed-energy propulsion. It has now been proven at ...

Introduction to Ligand-Binding Affinity Ligand-bound complexes are the basis of many reactions in biochemistry and pharmacology. Millions of these biochemical reactions take place in a human body every ...