Abstract: The display device of the present invention includes, in the following order toward a viewer: a display panel; a semi-transparent mirror; a Pancharatnam-Berry lens configured to cause one-handed circularly polarized light incident thereon that is left-handed circularly polarized light or right-handed circularly polarized light to converge while causing opposite-handed circularly polarized light incident thereon to diverge; and a circularly polarized light-selective reflector.

Abstract: A detector includes a first electrode, second electrodes forming a flow path for charged particles between the first electrode and the second electrodes, third electrodes configured to collect the charged particles, and a fourth electrode having a sheet resistance higher than sheet resistances of the second electrodes. The fourth electrode has one end portion having a first potential in a third direction and another end portion having a second potential lower than the first potential in the third direction, the fifth electrode included in the second electrodes is connected to the fourth electrode, the sixth electrode included in the second electrodes is connected to the fourth electrode, a seventh electrode included in the third electrodes is arranged side by side with the fifth electrode along a first direction, and an eighth electrode included in the third electrodes is arranged side by side with the sixth electrode along the first direction.

Abstract: A cell culture apparatus includes: a substrate having a first surface; a pair of structures each having a wall surface intersecting the first surface, the wall surfaces facing each other; and an electrode disposed on the first surface and traversing a space between the wall surfaces, the electrode and each of the wail surfaces forming an angle other than 90 degrees.

Abstract: Provided is a microfluidic device that, as compared with a conventional microfluidic device, (i) is smoother in surface of a water-repellent layer provided above a segment electrode and (ii) makes it easier for microfluid provided in the surface of the water-repellent layer to slide. A microfluidic device (1) includes: an array substrate (10) including a plurality of electrodes (14); and a counter substrate (40) including at least one electrode (42), the array substrate (10) and the counter substrate (40) having therebetween an internal space (50) in which to cause an electroconductive droplet (51) to move across the plurality of electrodes (14), and the plurality of electrodes (14) being provided on a first flattening resin layer (13) and each being a light-blocking metal electrode.

Abstract: Provided is a microfluidic device that, as compared with a conventional microfluidic device, (i) is smoother in surface of a water-repellent layer provided above a segment electrode and (ii) makes it easier for microfluid provided in the surface of the water-repellent layer to slide. A microfluidic device (1) includes: an array substrate (10) including a plurality of electrodes (14); and a counter substrate (40) including at least one electrode (42), the array substrate (10) and the counter substrate (40) having therebetween an internal space (50) in which to cause an electroconductive droplet (51) to move across the plurality of electrodes (14), and the plurality of electrodes (14) being provided on a first flattening resin layer (13) and each being a light-blocking metal electrode.

Abstract: The present invention provides a circuit substrate and a display device in which oxide semiconductor layers that TFTs include are produced according to areas where the oxide semiconductor layers are present, whereby the reliability thereof is sufficiently enhanced. This circuit substrate is a circuit substrate obtained by arranging semiconductor elements on a transparent substrate, each of the semiconductor elements including an oxide semiconductor layer. The circuit substrate includes a protective film arranged above the semiconductor element, and an organic insulating film arranged above the protective film. The organic insulating films have openings above at least a part of oxide semiconductor layers.