Abstract: Disclosed are organelles-specific two-photon fluorescent probes, and more particularly, a blue emission two-photon fluorescent probe capable of selectively detecting calcium ions (Ca2+) through fluorescence signals by targeting the cytoplasm, mitochondria, and plasma membrane even among the organelles, respectively, and a green emission two-photon fluorescent probe capable of selectively detecting hydrogen ions (H+) through fluorescence signals by targeting the lysosome, a method for preparing these two-photon probes, and a method for separately or simultaneously imaging calcium ions in the cytoplasm, mitochondria, or plasma membrane and hydrogen ions in the lysosome using the two two-photon probes.

Abstract: Disclosed is a nanoparticle generating unit, a nanoparticle coating unit, and a core-shell nanoparticle collecting unit are connected to link and continuously process generation of nanoparticles and a coating and collecting process. The nanoparticle coating unit is formed of a porous material or in a grid structure and a moving speed of the nanoparticles can be decreased using a speed adjustment member installed at a process passage of a coating chamber.

Abstract: According to the present invention, a method for reducing a sidelobe in an ultrasound image includes Step 1 of receiving, from individual receiving elements of an array transducer, ultrasonic signals reflected from an imaging point, and outputting the ultrasonic signals as channel signals of the corresponding receiving elements; Step 2 of applying focusing delays to each of the channel signals to temporally align the channel signals; and Step 3 of synthesizing an ultrasound image by using an added-up signal which is obtained by adding up the temporally aligned channel signals, wherein Step 3 includes calculating a magnitude of a corresponding sidelobe signal by using a spatial frequency of the sidelobe signal which generates a sidelobe and the number of receiving elements and synthesizing the ultrasound image by subtracting the calculated magnitude of the sidelobe signal from the added-up signal.

Abstract: Disclosed is a coating chamber having a process passage in which a coating process is performed, a particle supply means configured to supply nanoparticles into the process passage, a gas supply means configured to supply a carrier gas and a reactive gas serving as a source of a shell material into the process passage, and a low pressure forming means configured to form a low pressure in the process passage. The coating chamber has a speed adjustment member formed of a porous material or a grid and installed in the process passage, and as a moving speed of the nanoparticles is decreased due to flow resistance or collision of the nanoparticles passing through the speed adjustment member, first and second precursors supplied as the reactive gas move more rapidly than the nanoparticles to coat a thin film on the nanoparticles with the material.

Abstract: According to the present invention, ultrasonic image quality can be improved by removing side lobe signals using a nonlinear filter that subtracts the side lobe signals calculated from a summed signal resulting from the received channel signals obtained by focusing signals received via an array transducer having a plurality of receiving elements and uses the calculated magnitude of the side lobe signals as a filter coefficient.