Abstract: A vehicle display assembly includes a display configured to graphically depict information. A printed circuit board (PCB) is in communication with the display. A carrier is clamped between the display and PCB to form an instrument cluster assembly. The carrier includes cooling fins.

Abstract: A vehicle display assembly includes a display configured to depict information. A transparent lens is arranged over the display. An electrically conductive electrostatic discharge (ESD) element is arranged on the lens and configured to electrically bypass the display during an ESD event on the lens.

Abstract: A vehicle display assembly includes a display configured to graphically depict information. A printed circuit board (PCB) is in communication with the display. A carrier is clamped between the display and PCB to form an instrument cluster assembly. The carrier includes cooling fins.

Abstract: The present invention relates to agents comprising a binding moiety with binding specificity for SRCR domain 1 of the CD163 receptor, for use in medicine. The invention also relates to methods, uses, kits and compositions comprising such agents.

Abstract: The invention relates to the use of soluble CD206 as a general health/disease marker, and a specific marker for liver disorders, sepsis, and pneumonia.

Abstract: The present invention relates to therapeutic agents for the targeted delivery of an immunosuppressive agent to monocytes and/or monocyte-derived cells comprising a binding moiety with specificity for monocytes and/or monocyte-derived cells and an immunosuppressive agent. In one embodiment, the agent is a glucocorticoid-antibody conjugate. The invention also relates to methods, uses, kits and compositions comprising such agents.

Abstract: The present invention relates to agents comprising a binding moiety with binding specificity for SRCR domain 1 of the CD163 receptor, for use in medicine. The invention also relates to methods, uses, kits and compositions comprising such agents.

Abstract: The method for bulk processing digital image files of the present invention utilizes a management control system that divides and distributes the processing of media files to two or more processing computers and then recombines the processed media files for use. The result of the present invention is that high and mid level photographers will be able to more quickly process raw digital images into standard image formats. Furthermore, additional image enhancements such as color correction, resizing/scaling or rotation during the processing can be applied resulting in faster access to and ability to make use of the captured media.