Abstract: A backpack having one or more flaps that are configured with a series of magnets is utilized to better secure utensils in place. A flap may be configured with external pouches, positioned on top of a base, inside which utensils are placed. Vertically and linearly aligned with the external pouches are magnets positioned within pockets of a magnet pouch positioned behind the base. The magnet pouch may be entirely sealed, covered, and inaccessible from the base's cover, such that utensils, such as knives, can be attracted to the magnets but the utensils only contacts the base layer. Such an arrangement and utilization of magnets can be utilized internally to the backpack, but also externally for external pockets such as, for example, the side, front, or rear pockets.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods using artificial intelligence for the detection and characterization of liver cancers.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods using artificial intelligence for the detection and characterization of liver cancers.

Abstract: A backpack having multiple pouches on an inside flap can have a fastener which horizontally extends across the flap and which secures kitchen utensils, such as knives, in place. The flap can have multiple aligned pouches which extend laterally across a bottom portion of the flap. A distance above the flaps is a base fastener which extends on a base from one lateral end of the flap to the opposite lateral end. When the handles of kitchen utensils, such as knives, are placed inside respective pouches, the sharpened section of each knife is at least partially exposed. A strap fastener is attached at one lateral end of the flap and removably engages with the base fastener. The strap fastener secures the knives in place by overlapping with the knives and engaging with the exposed portions of the base fastener.

Abstract: A backpack having multiple pouches on an inside flap can have a fastener which horizontally extends across the flap and which secures kitchen utensils, such as knives, in place. The flap can have multiple aligned pouches which extend laterally across a bottom portion of the flap. A distance above the flaps is a base fastener which extends on a base from one lateral end of the flap to the opposite lateral end. When the handles of kitchen utensils, such as knives, are placed inside respective pouches, the sharpened section of each knife is at least partially exposed. A strap fastener is attached at one lateral end of the flap and removably engages with the base fastener. The strap fastener secures the knives in place by overlapping with the knives and engaging with the exposed portions of the base fastener.