Abstract: An enhanced HFET, comprising a HFET device body.

Abstract: A method for preparing a cap-layer-structured gallium oxide field effect transistor, includes: removing a gallium oxide channel layer and a gallium oxide cap layer from a passive area of a gallium oxide epitaxial wafer; respectively removing the gallium oxide cap layer corresponding to a source region of the gallium oxide epitaxial wafer and the gallium oxide cap layer corresponding to a drain region of the gallium oxide epitaxial wafer; respectively doping a portion of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the source region and a portion of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the drain region with an N-type impurity; respectively capping an upper surface of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the source region and an upper surface of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the drain region with a first metal layer to respectively form a source and a drain; and forming a gate.

Abstract: A method for preparing a cap-layer-structured gallium oxide field effect transistor, includes: removing a gallium oxide channel layer and a gallium oxide cap layer from a passive area of a gallium oxide epitaxial wafer; respectively removing the gallium oxide cap layer corresponding to a source region of the gallium oxide epitaxial wafer and the gallium oxide cap layer corresponding to a drain region of the gallium oxide epitaxial wafer; respectively doping a portion of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the source region and a portion of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the drain region with an N-type impurity; respectively capping an upper surface of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the source region and an upper surface of the gallium oxide channel layer corresponding to the drain region with a first metal layer to respectively form a source and a drain; and forming a gate.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a non-invasive tracking system that accurately predicts the location of tumors, such as lung tumors, in real time, while allowing patients to breathe naturally. This is accomplished by using Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT), in conjunction with spirometry, strain gauge and infrared sensors, and by using sophisticated patient-specific mathematical models that incorporate the dynamics of tumor motion. With the direction and speed of lung tumor movement successfully tracked, radiation may be effectively delivered to the lung tumor and not to the surrounding healthy tissue, thus increased radiation dosage may be directed to improving local tumor control without compromising functional parenchyma.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a non-invasive tracking system that accurately predicts the location of tumors, such as lung tumors, in real time, while allowing patients to breathe naturally. This is accomplished by using Electrical Impedance Tomography (EIT), in conjunction with spirometry, strain gauge and infrared sensors, and by using sophisticated patient-specific mathematical models that incorporate the dynamics of tumor motion. With the direction and speed of lung tumor movement successfully tracked, radiation may be effectively delivered to the lung tumor and not to the surrounding healthy tissue, thus increased radiation dosage may be directed to improving local tumor control without compromising functional parenchyma.

Abstract: Analysis of white blood cells is carried out by first analyzing the sample using image processing to obtain a no-context estimate of each cell's content. Then, a post processing operation is carried out to refine the estimate to include information about neighboring white blood cells. The estimate is refined to take into account the identity of the neighboring cells.