Abstract: A first set of embodiments relates to an apparatus comprising one or more processors configured to: access three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound imaging of an eye; generate at least one segmented ocular structure by segmenting at least one ocular structure represented in the 3D ultrasound imaging using at least one deep learning ocular structure segmentation model configured to generate a predicted segmentation volume of the at least one ocular structure based on at least one portion of the 3D ultrasound imaging; compute at least one clinical metric associated with the at least one segmented ocular structure based on the at least one segmented ocular structure; and display at least one of: the at least one segmented ocular structure, the at least one clinical metric, the 3D ultrasound imaging, or at least one portion of the 3D ultrasound imaging.

Abstract: A first set of embodiments relates to an apparatus comprising one or more processors configured to: access three-dimensional (3D) ultrasound imaging of an eye; generate at least one segmented ocular structure by segmenting at least one ocular structure represented in the 3D ultrasound imaging using at least one deep learning ocular structure segmentation model configured to generate a predicted segmentation volume of the at least one ocular structure based on at least one portion of the 3D ultrasound imaging; compute at least one clinical metric associated with the at least one segmented ocular structure based on the at least one segmented ocular structure; and display at least one of: the at least one segmented ocular structure, the at least one clinical metric, the 3D ultrasound imaging, or at least one portion of the 3D ultrasound imaging.

Abstract: Embodiments of the presently-disclosed subject matter include compositions that include iodine or salts thereof as well as methods administering the same to subjects in need thereof. In some embodiments the compositions comprise an aqueous solution, a surfactant, a cosurfactant, an oil, and iodine or salts thereof. The composition can be an emulsion. Methods for administration include topical administration, and in some embodiments the compositions can be administered transdermally by applying the composition directly to the skin of a subject. In some embodiments the compositions are topically administered with a spray applicator that dispenses a predetermined amount of the composition upon being actuated.

Abstract: A high-power, high frequency (1–100 GHz) power amplifier, made using SiGe transistors. A differential common-emitter amplifier section supplies the voltage amplification, allowing the total voltage swing of the amplifier to be twice the breakdown voltage of the individual transistors. Current amplification is supplied by a differential common-emitter amplifier section, connected in cascode with the differential common-emitter amplifier section. Appropriately chosen resonators in the cascode connection resonate out the Miller effect, negative current feed back of the circuit at the amplifier's operational frequency, allowing the amplifier to provide high power output at the operational frequency.

Abstract: Methods are disclosed that provide for the preservation of living human and other cells at room temperature or higher temperatures which can be applied to research, medical and defense applications. These methods represent a significant improvement relative to currently used methods that employ preservation at cryogenic temperatures. Using these methods, living human and other cells can be stored at room temperature or higher, and subsequently be recovered as living cells capable of dividing and exhibiting other well recognized properties of living cells.

Abstract: Methods are disclosed that provide for the preservation of living human and other cells at room temperature or higher temperatures which can be applied to research, medical and defense applications. These methods represent a significant improvement relative to currently used methods that employ preservation at cryogenic temperatures. Using these methods, living human and other cells can be stored at room temperature or higher, and subsequently be recovered as living cells capable of dividing and exhibiting other well recognized properties of living cells.

Abstract: Methods are disclosed that provide for the preservation of living human and other cells at room temperature or higher temperatures which can be applied to research, medical and defense applications. These methods represent a significant improvement relative to currently used methods that employ preservation at cryogenic temperatures. Using these methods, living human and other cells can be stored at room temperature or higher, and subsequently be recovered as living cells capable of dividing and exhibiting other well recognized properties of living cells.

Abstract: The invention relates to software architecture for client-server systems and the execution of service requests. On the client, the presentation (UI) layer 100 presents a user with a graphical user interface. The service request can be such as ‘Find Customer’, which seeks to extract a customer's details. The application (process) layer 102 deals with the specific ‘service requests’. The middleware (SRB) layer 104 deals with the framing and dispatching of service requests as bit streams. On the server, a similar, but not identical middleware (SRB) layer 106 receives bit streams and recreates service requests therefrom. The server SRB 106 communicates with the server application (process) layer 108 where the recreated service requests are executed. The application layer 108 has communication with a database 40 to persist or retrieve data stored therein relating to any service requests.

Abstract: A new class A/F amplifier has an filtering and matching input circuit, a summing junction, an amplifying circuit, a filtering and feedback biasing circuit, and an output filtering and matching circuit. The filtering and matching input circuit responds to a radio frequency access input signal, for providing a filtered and matched radio frequency access input signal. The summing junction responds to the filtered and matched radio frequency access input signal, and further responds to a filtering and feedback biasing signal, for providing a summed, filtered, matched and feedback radio frequency access input signal. The amplifying circuit responds to the summed filtered, matched and feedback radio frequency access input signal, for providing an amplified, summed, filtered, matched and feedback radio frequency access input signal.