Abstract: Provided is an image processing apparatus that includes a hardware processor. The hardware processor acquires a two-dimensional radiation image; and analyzes the acquired two-dimensional radiation image to infer three-dimensional structure information on a structure on an inside of a subject.

Abstract: Porous conductive resin is produced by: mixing a hydrogen bond donor compound and a hydrogen bond acceptor compound to produce deep eutectic liquid (DEL); adding conductive materials to the DEL to produce gel; adding resin that is insoluble in the DEL to the gel to produce ink made of the gel dispersed in the resin; forming the produced ink into a formed object having a desired shape; curing the resin in the formed object; and evaporating the DEL in the formed object including the cured resin.

Abstract: A plurality of light-emitting devices (10) include a plurality of light-emitting devices (10a), a plurality of light-emitting devices (10b), and a plurality of light-emitting devices (10c). The plurality of light-emitting devices (10) are aligned on a reflecting member (20). Six light-emitting devices (10c) are aligned in a straight line along one direction. Four light-emitting devices (10b) are aligned surrounding a region facing one ends of the six light-emitting devices (10c). Each of four light-emitting devices (10a) are aligned with each of the four light-emitting devices (10b) outside the four light-emitting devices (10b).

Abstract: Porous conductive resin is produced by: mixing a hydrogen bond donor compound and a hydrogen bond acceptor compound to produce deep eutectic liquid (DEL); adding conductive materials to the DEL to produce gel; adding resin that is insoluble in the DEL to the gel to produce ink made of the gel dispersed in the resin; forming the produced ink into a formed object having a desired shape; curing the resin in the formed object; and evaporating the DEL in the formed object including the cured resin.

Abstract: A plurality of light-emitting devices (10) include a plurality of light-emitting devices (10a), a plurality of light-emitting devices (10b), and a plurality of light-emitting devices (10c). The plurality of light-emitting devices (10) are aligned on a reflecting member (20). Six light-emitting devices (10c) are aligned in a straight line along one direction. Four light-emitting devices (10b) are aligned surrounding a region facing one ends of the six light-emitting devices (10c). Each of four light-emitting devices (10a) are aligned with each of the four light-emitting devices (10b) outside the four light-emitting devices (10b).

Abstract: A light-emitting device (20) includes a first light-emitting member (10a) and a second light-emitting member (10b). Each of the first light-emitting member (10a) and the second light-emitting member (10b) includes a first surface (12) and a second surface (14), and light is emitted from the first surface (12). The first light-emitting member (10a) includes a first region (16a) and a second region (16b), the first region (16a) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the second surface (14) side of the second light-emitting member (10b) and the second region (16b) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the first surface (12) side of the second light-emitting member (10b).

Abstract: A plurality of light-emitting devices (10) include a plurality of light-emitting devices (10a), a plurality of light-emitting devices (10b), and a plurality of light-emitting devices (10c). The plurality of light-emitting devices (10) are aligned on a reflecting member (20). Six light-emitting devices (10c) are aligned in a straight line along one direction. Four light-emitting devices (10b) are aligned surrounding a region facing one ends of the six light-emitting devices (10c). Each of four light-emitting devices (10a) are aligned with each of the four light-emitting devices (10b) outside the four light-emitting devices (10b).

Abstract: A light-emitting device (20) includes a first light-emitting member (10a) and a second light-emitting member (10b). Each of the first light-emitting member (10a) and the second light-emitting member (10b) includes a first surface (12) and a second surface (14), and light is emitted from the first surface (12). The first light-emitting member (10a) includes a first region (16a) and a second region (16b), the first region (16a) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the second surface (14) side of the second light-emitting member (10b) and the second region (16b) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the first surface (12) side of the second light-emitting member (10b).

Abstract: An end (that is, an end (130b)) of a second electrode (130) of a k-th light-emitting unit (152(k)) on a second side (S2) exists on the outer side of an end (152b) of the k-th light-emitting unit (152(k)) by the width WR(k) of an overlapping region (OR). In one example, the width WR(k) is equal to or greater than d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns)) and equal to or less than 3d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns)) (d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns))?WR(k)?3d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns))).

Abstract: A plurality of light-emitting devices (10) include a plurality of light-emitting devices (10a), a plurality of light-emitting devices (10b), and a plurality of light-emitting devices (10c). The plurality of light-emitting devices (10) are aligned on a reflecting member (20). Six light-emitting devices (10c) are aligned in a straight line along one direction. Four light-emitting devices (10b) are aligned surrounding a region facing one ends of the six light-emitting devices (10c). Each of four light-emitting devices (10a) are aligned with each of the four light-emitting devices (10b) outside the four light-emitting devices (10b).

Abstract: Each of a plurality of the light-emitting units (140) includes a first electrode (110), an organic layer (120), and a second electrode (130). The first electrode (110) is light-transmitting, and the second electrode (130) is light-reflective. The organic layer (120) is located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). The light-transmitting regions (104 and 106) are located between the plurality of light-emitting units (140). A sealing member (170) covers the plurality of light-emitting units (140) and the light-transmitting regions (104 and 106). The sealing member (170) is fixed directly or through an insulating layer (174) to at least one of a structure (for example, the second electrode 130) formed on a substrate (100), and the substrate (100). In addition, a haze value of the light-emitting device (10) is equal to or less than 2.0%, preferably equal to or less than 1.4%.

Abstract: A light-emitting portion (140) is formed on a first surface (S1) of a substrate (100), and includes a light-transmitting first electrode (110), a light-reflective second electrode (130), and an organic layer (120) located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). A light-transmitting region is located between a plurality of light-emitting portions (140). A cover member (200) covers the light-emitting portions (140). A low refractive index layer (400) is located on the first surface (S1) side of the substrate (100), and has a refractive index nL lower than a refractive index nS of the substrate (100).

Abstract: A light-emitting device (20) includes a first light-emitting member (10a) and a second light-emitting member (10b). Each of the first light-emitting member (10a) and the second light-emitting member (10b) includes a first surface (12) and a second surface (14), and light is emitted from the first surface (12). The first light-emitting member (10a) includes a first region (16a) and a second region (16b), the first region (16a) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the second surface (14) side of the second light-emitting member (10b) and the second region (16b) of the first light-emitting member (10a) being located on the first surface (12) side of the second light-emitting member (10b).

Abstract: An end (that is, an end (130b)) of a second electrode (130) of a k-th light-emitting unit (152(k)) on a second side (S2) exists on the outer side of an end (152b) of the k-th light-emitting unit (152(k)) by the width WR(k) of an overlapping region (OR). In one example, the width WR(k) is equal to or greater than d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns)) and equal to or less than 3d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns)) (d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns))?WR(k)?3d×tan(arcsin(sin ?l(k)/ns))).

Abstract: Each of a plurality of the light-emitting units (140) includes a first electrode (110), an organic layer (120), and a second electrode (130). The first electrode (110) is light-transmitting, and the second electrode (130) is light-reflective. The organic layer (120) is located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). The light-transmitting regions (104 and 106) are located between the plurality of light-emitting units (140). A sealing member (170) covers the plurality of light-emitting units (140) and the light-transmitting regions (104 and 106). The sealing member (170) is fixed directly or through an insulating layer (174) to at least one of a structure (for example, the second electrode 130) formed on a substrate (100), and the substrate (100). In addition, a haze value of the light-emitting device (10) is equal to or less than 2.0%, preferably equal to or less than 1.4%.

Abstract: A light-emitting device (10) includes a light-transmitting first base material (210), a light-transmitting second base material (220), and a plurality of light-emitting units (140). The light-emitting units (140) are located between the first base material (210) and the second base material (220). The light-emitting units (140) emit light having a peak at a first wavelength. In addition, the light-emitting device (10) includes a light-transmitting region located between the plurality of light-emitting units (140). The second base material (220) includes an optical function layer (170). The optical function layer (170) is a layer which particularly reflects light of the first wavelength.

Abstract: A light emitting device (10) includes a light emitting portion (140), a first terminal (203), a second terminal (204), a first interconnect (191), and a second interconnect (192). The light emitting portion (140) is disposed on a first surface (101) side of a substrate (100), and has a laminated structure including a first electrode (110), an organic layer (120), and a second electrode (130). The first terminal (203) is disposed over a first end portion (103) of the substrate (100), and is electrically connected to the first electrode (110) or the second electrode (130). The second terminal (204) is disposed over a second end portion (104) of the substrate (100) facing the first end portion (103), and is connected to the first electrode (110) or the second electrode (130). The first interconnect (191) is connected to the first terminal (203) so as to extend in a direction different from a direction toward the second end portion (104).

Abstract: Each of a plurality of the light-emitting units (140) includes a first electrode (110), an organic layer (120), and a second electrode (130). The first electrode (110) is light-transmitting, and the second electrode (130) is light-reflective. The organic layer (120) is located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). The light-transmitting regions (104 and 106) are located between the plurality of light-emitting units (140). A sealing member (170) covers the plurality of light-emitting units (140) and the light-transmitting regions (104 and 106). The sealing member (170) is fixed directly or through an insulating layer (174) to at least one of a structure (for example, the second electrode 130) formed on a substrate (100), and the substrate (100). In addition, a haze value of the light-emitting device (10) is equal to or less than 2.0%, preferably equal to or less than 1.4%.

Abstract: Each of a plurality of the light-emitting units (140) includes a first electrode (110), an organic layer (120), and a second electrode (130). The first electrode (110) is light-transmitting, and the second electrode (130) is light-reflective. The organic layer (120) is located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). The light-transmitting regions (104 and 106) are located between the plurality of light-emitting units (140). A sealing member (170) covers the plurality of light-emitting units (140) and the light-transmitting regions (104 and 106). The sealing member (170) is fixed directly or through an insulating layer (174) to at least one of a structure (for example, the second electrode 130) formed on a substrate (100), and the substrate (100). In addition, a haze value of the light-emitting device (10) is equal to or less than 2.0%, preferably equal to or less than 1.4%.

Abstract: A light-emitting portion (140) is formed on a first surface (S1) of a substrate (100), and includes a light-transmitting first electrode (110), a light-reflective second electrode (130), and an organic layer (120) located between the first electrode (110) and the second electrode (130). A light-transmitting region is located between a plurality of light-emitting portions (140). A cover member (200) covers the light-emitting portions (140). A low refractive index layer (400) is located on the first surface (S1) side of the substrate (100), and has a refractive index nL lower than a refractive index nS of the substrate (100).