Abstract: Techniques are described to construct an electromagnetic resonator by arranging a resonant structure within a super-conducting cavity. The architecture of the design may provide a low loss superconducting cavity resonator that may exhibit multiple modes. The multimode nature of this resonator is produced in part by the resonant structure in such a way that allows the modes of the resonator to be adjusted through adjustment of the resonant structure rather than by having to alter the physical dimensions of the cavity, as would otherwise be required in a conventional superconducting cavity resonator. In some embodiments, the resonant structure may include a suspended superconductor comprising metal and/or metallized parts.

Abstract: An energy-saving and heat-preservation cookware is disclosed. The cookware includes a cookware body, a cookware lid and a cookware seat. The cookware body comprises a heat-preservation body, and a heat-conductive bottom below the heat-preservation body. The heat-preservation body is of a double-layer vacuum structure. A heat-conductive metal block is provided inside the heat-conductive bottom. With this invention, it is simple in structure and convenient for use, the heat conduction of the cookware body is even and fast since a metal block is provided between the inner layer and the outer layer of the cookware bottom, and owing to the heat preservation of the double-layer structure, the heat dispersing is slow, and the heating time required is greatly reduced during cooking foods, thus it is energy-saving.

Abstract: A MEMS wireless monitoring bio-diagnosis system includes an implantable biosensor system chip, a surface transmitter and an external monitor center. The implantable biosensor system chip contains a biosensor for a cardio-vascular indicator and a wireless transmitter to deliver detected bio-signal data. With the MEMS wireless monitoring bio-diagnosis system, the bio-signal data can be monitored effectively and transmitted to a remote medical unit.