System for Processing an Encrypted Instruction Stream in Hardware
Courtney Bottenus
METHOD OF IMAGING THE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION OF A SUBSURFACE
A method of imaging electrical conductivity distribution of a subsurface containing metallic structures with known locations and dimensions is disclosed. Current is injected into the subsurface to measure electrical potentials using multiple sets of electrodes, thus generating electrical resistivity tomography measurements. A numeric code is applied to simulate the measured potentials in the presence of the metallic structures. An inversion code is applied that utilizes the electrical resistivity tomography measurements and the simulated measured potentials to image the subsurface electrical conductivity distribution and remove effects of the subsurface metallic structures with known locations and dimensions.
Ultralow-Volume, Shallow, Microwell-Based Spatial Proteomics for Scalable Proteome Mapping of Tissues
Philip P. Schonewill
Pete McGrail
Shuttha Shutthanandan
Shuttha Shutthanandan is a materials scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.