Abstract: An immersion tank system includes an outer frame and an immersion tank disposed within the outer frame. A method for operating an immersion tank system includes inserting a payload into an immersion tank, flowing a source fluid from an external environment through tubing coupled to the immersion tank to a heat exchanger, cooling a working fluid using the heat exchanger and the source fluid, flowing the working fluid through one or more ports of the immersion tank, filling the immersion tank comprising the payload via the one or more ports to a predetermined level with the working fluid, transferring heat from the payload to the working fluid, exhausting gas and/or liquid from one or more vents defining a top surface of the immersion tank, and engaging one or more variable speed pumps for flowing the working fluid to the heat.

Abstract: Embodiments include example systems, methods, and computer-accessible mediums for analysis and visualization of data associated with anatomical images. In some embodiments the anatomical images can be spinal images used for assessment of stenosis and disc degeneration. In some embodiments, systems, devices, and methods described herein include selecting a region of interest (ROI) in a three-dimensional (3D) volume of image data of a plurality of vertebra of a spine, identifying one or more anatomical parts in the ROI, determining one or more parameters of the one or more anatomical parts, and assessing a severity of a spinal deformity based on the one or more parameters.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to computer memory, and more specifically, to a low-power content addressable memory (CAM) circuit and a method of operating the CAM. According to certain aspects, techniques described herein may function to reduce the number of intermediate match lines of the CAM that switch during a comparison operation, reduce the voltage swing on the intermediate output lines, and reduce a switched capacitance of the CAM.