Abstract: A detection device for high-frequency pseudo-random spread spectrum coded sequence signal of shallow geologic body includes a signal transmitter and a synchronous signal receiver. The signal transmitter includes a first Mono-Chip Computer (MCU), a first Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), a power amplifier module, a direct-current (DC) power supply, a first display module, a first Global Position System (GPS) synchronization module, a first communication module, and a first memory module. The synchronous signal receiver includes a preamplifier circuit, a bandpass filter circuit, a program-controlled amplifier circuit, an analog to digital (AD) converter circuit, a second FPGA, a second MCU, a second communication module, a second display module, a second GPS synchronization module, and a second memory module. A method using the detection device is further provided.

Abstract: The blood-brain barrier (BBB) excludes most drugs and poses a significant challenge to treat brain diseases. Current methods for BBB opening yield modest outcomes in clinical applications due to safety and toxicity. This disclosure relates to methods of optically opening the BBB by laser excitation of tight-junction targeted nanoparticles to induce BBB transient opening. The excitation of plasmonic nanoparticles produces localized effects such as nanoscale heating and photomechanical force leading to BBB transiently opening to allow macromolecules across it. The safe and predictable platform for brain drug delivery will improve therapies for brain disease such as cancers, infections and neurologic disorders.

Abstract: In some aspects, the present disclosure provides mechanosensitive vesicles, which are light sensitive for delivery of a guest molecule. In some embodiments, these vesicles include mechanosensitive phospholipids which have been coated with a noble metal coating.