Abstract: In a test data management method, an electronic signal that needed to be tested of an electronic device is select. A predefined template file of a test report of the electronic signal is generated. Test data of the electronic signal is obtained from a test file, and is inserted into predetermined locations of the template file. The test report of the electronic signal is generated according to the template file and the inserted test data, and the test report is stored into a storage system of a computing device.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of producing new chemical entities comprising the steps of: (i) taking a chemical entity as the template to prepare a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP), (ii) removing the template from the MIP, (iii) using the specific binding sites of the MIP to direct, or facilitate, the syntheses of new chemical entities for the generation of compound libraries using molecularly imprinted polymers, and to a use of such compound libraries.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing at least one customized MIP unit including: (a) providing at least one MIP unit having a surface including at least one target binding site configured to resemble a target molecule and surface-bound chargeable groups; (b) contacting the MIP unit(s) from the step (a) with at least one template molecule in a first solvent allowing the template molecule(s) to bind to the MIP unit(s); (c) passivating the surface-bound chargeable groups on the MIP unit(s) by adding a passivating agent; and (d) removing the template molecule(s) by washing in a second solvent, wherein the passivating agent binds to the surface of the unit(s) through bonds which remain stable upon washing in the second solvent.

Abstract: Molecularly imprinted microspheres comprising specific binding site are described. These microspheres can be obtained by a method comprising polymerising functional monomers and crosslinkers in a reaction solvent in the presence of print molecules as templates in a surfactant-free precipitation polymerisation process. The print molecules used are capable of forming non-covalent, reversible covalent or semi-covalent interactions with said functional monomers. There is also disclosed the use of said microspheres in different applications.

Abstract: A content based image retrieval system that extracts images from a database of images by constructing a query set of features and displaying images that have a minimum dissimilarity metric from images in the database. The dissimilarity metric is a weighted summation of distances between features in the query set and features of the images in the database. The method is useful for image searching such as web-based image retrieval and facial recognition.

Abstract: A testing device for performing a white balance test on a display device of an electronic equipment is disclosed. The testing device includes a supporting body, a testing member, a position-adjusting member and a clipping member. The testing member is disposed on the supporting body and used to mask the display device and perform the white balance test on the display device. The testing member has a testing opening. The position-adjusting member is disposed on the supporting body for adjusting a position where the testing member is disposed on the supporting body. The clipping member presses the display device against the testing member when the position-adjusting member makes the testing member aligned with the display device such that the display device can be closely contacted with the testing member. Thus, the white balance test can be performed on the display device through the testing member.

Abstract: The invention relates to the use of molecularly imprinted polymers as a method in which the selectivities of imprinted materials can be gainfully employed as binding matrices in the screening of combinational libraries.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of producing new chemical entities comprising the steps of: (i) taking a chemical entity as the template to prepare a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP), (ii) removing the template from the MIP, (iii) using the specific binding sites of the MIP to direct, or facilitate, the syntheses of new chemical entities for the generation of compound libraries using molecularly imprinted polymers, and to a use of such compound libraries.

Abstract: A testing device for performing a white balance test on a display device of an electronic equipment is disclosed. The testing device includes a supporting body, a testing member, a position-adjusting member and a clipping member. The testing member is disposed on the supporting body and used to mask the display device and perform the white balance test on the display device. The testing member has a testing opening. The position-adjusting member is disposed on the supporting body for adjusting a position where the testing member is disposed on the supporting body. The clipping member presses the display device against the testing member when the position-adjusting member makes the testing member aligned with the display device such that the display device can be closely contacted with the testing member. Thus, the white balance test can be performed on the display device through the testing member.

Abstract: A novel process for the removal of impurities from clavulanic acid using a selective adsorption material, in particular a molecularly imprinted polymer. Novel selective adsorption materials suitable for the process, and a process for the preparation of such selective adsorption materials, are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of producing new chemical entities comprising the steps of: (i) taking a chemical entity as the template to prepare a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP), (ii) removing the template from the MIP, (iii) using the specific binding sites of the MIP to direct, or facilitate, the syntheses of new chemical entities for the generation of compound libraries using molecularly imprinted polymers, and to a use of such compound libraries.

Abstract: The invention relates to the use of molecularly imprinted polymers as a method in which the selectivities of imprinted materials can be gainfully employed as binding matrices in the screening of combinational libraries.

Abstract: Molecularly imprinted microspheres comprising specific binding site are described. These microspheres can be obtained by a method comprising polymerising functional monomers and crosslinkers in a reaction solvent in the presence of print molecules as templates in a surfactant-free precipitation polymerisation process. The print molecules used are capable of forming non-covalent, reversible covalent or semi-covalent interactions with said functional monomers. There is also disclosed the use of said microspheres in different applications.

Abstract: A novel process for the removal of impurities from clavulanic acid using a selective adsorption material, in particular a molecularly imprinted polymer. Novel selective adsorption materials suitable for the process, and a process for the preparation of such selective adsorption materials, are also disclosed.

Abstract: This Invention refers to the use of molecularly imprinted polymers as a method in which the selectivities of imprinted materials can be gainfully employed as binding matrices in the screening of combinatorial libraries.