Abstract: Disclosed in the present invention is an anti-Nipah virus monoclonal antibody having neutralization activity. The antibody consists of a monkey-derived variable region and a human constant region, and both light and heavy chains of the monkey-derived variable region have unique CDR regions. The antibody provided by the present invention has an excellent antigen binding capability, and has good binding activity with Bangladesh Nipah virus and Malaysia Nipah virus glycoprotein G. The antibody can effectively neutralize the Nipahpseudovirus. Moreover, the neutralization activity of the antibody is enhanced as the concentration of the antibody increases, and nearly 100% neutralization of the Nipahpseudovirus can be achieved at a concentration of 1 ?g/mL. Also disclosed in the present invention is an application of the monoclonal antibody against the Nipah virus glycoprotein G in preparation of a Nipah virus treatment drug.

Abstract: Laser-assisted micromachining methods and systems capable of providing flexible beam positioning and low incident angles. Such laser-assisted micromachining systems preferably include a laser beam source, a cutting tool, means for engaging a workpiece with the cutting tool, optical elements arranged to define a path of a laser beam emitted by the laser beam source wherein the optical elements include at least a first mirror mounted in fixed relation to the laser beam source, and means for adjustably mounting a second mirror to project the laser beam onto the workpiece in proximity to the cutting tool and at an incidence angle relative to a surface of the workpiece.

Abstract: Laser-assisted micromachining methods and systems capable of providing flexible beam positioning and low incident angles. Such laser-assisted micromachining systems preferably include a laser beam source, a cutting tool, means for engaging a workpiece with the cutting tool, optical elements arranged to define a path of a laser beam emitted by the laser beam source wherein the optical elements include at least a first mirror mounted in fixed relation to the laser beam source, and means for adjustably mounting a second mirror to project the laser beam onto the workpiece in proximity to the cutting tool and at an incidence angle relative to a surface of the workpiece.