Highly Efficient Lossless Coding for High Dynamic Range Red, Clear, Clear, Clear Image Sensors

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n this issue of the Journal, a clinical investigation by Ozaki et al focuses on the flushing solution used for image acquisition with frequency-domain optical coherence tomography (FD-OCT).1 The authors present the cross-sectional area measurement as a quantitative evaluation using low-molecular dextran L (LMD-L) approximate to that of contrast media, and the non-inferiority of LMD-L to contras...

Vertical Illuminance Measurement for Clear Skies in Tehran

Septins clear high speed tracks

ESCRT rings around the membrane V esicles within vesicles might be made with the help of rings of membrane-bending polymers that are revealed in images from Hanson et al. The budding of small vesicles into larger endo-somes—known as multivesicular bodies (MVBs)—is directed by the sequential action of the ESCRT I, II, and III complexes. ESCRTs I and II bind to ubiquitinated cargo and to endosome...

Crystal clear

The British synchrotron radiation source (SRS) at Daresbury, Cheshire was a pioneering achievement when it started work in 1981. It was the first accelerator ring to be built for the main purpose of harvesting the highly focused synchrotron radiation from electrons travelling round in circles at extremely high speeds. It became an invaluable facility for high-resolution X-ray crystallography an...

Crystal clear

There is growing scientific evidence of climate change at the Earth’s poles but also increasing worries that most people, living in more temperate latitudes, are failing to grasp the significance of these events. And it is not just scientists that are worried by this perception gap: many artists are also concerned about the apparent failure to grab public attention over these issues. A new exhi...