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Automated Manipulation of Biological Cells Using Gripper Formations Controlled By Optical Tweezers

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Chowdhury, Shuvro; Thakur, Anita; Svec, Peter; Chenlu Wang; Losert, Wolfgang; Gupta, Suneet K.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Observer-Based Optical Manipulation of Biological Cells With Robotic Tweezers

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Chien Chern Cheah; Xiang Li; Xiao Yan; Dong Sun

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Target tracking in noisy wireless sensor network using artificial neural network

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Aghaeipoor, F.; Mohammadi, M.; Naeini, V.Sattari

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Nothing can compare with a population, besides agents

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Busnel, Y.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Object detection and tracking based on silhouette based trained shape model with Kalman filter

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Pokheriya, M. , Pradhan, D.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Efficient and modular modeling of hierarchical multimedia objects by using time ERPN<sup>+</sup>

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Dahmani, D. , Mazouz, S. , Boukala, M.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

A clock scanning synthetic aperture radiometer as a potential payload of SPORT

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Cheng Zhang; Hao Liu; Ji Wu; Weiying Sun; Lijie Niu; Jingye Yan

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Optical Tweezers: Autonomous Robots for the Manipulation of Biological Cells

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Banerjee, Adrish; Chowdhury, Shuvro; Gupta, Suneet K.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Cell membrane deformation induced by a fibronectin-coated polystyrene microbead in a 200-MHz acoustic trap

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Jae Youn Hwang; Changyang Lee; Kwok Ho Lam; Hyung Ham Kim; Jungwoo Lee; Shung, K. Kirk

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Automated Manipulation of Biological Cells Using Gripper Formations Controlled By Optical Tweezers

Observer-Based Optical Manipulation of Biological Cells With Robotic Tweezers

Target tracking in noisy wireless sensor network using artificial neural network

Nothing can compare with a population, besides agents

Object detection and tracking based on silhouette based trained shape model with Kalman filter

Efficient and modular modeling of hierarchical multimedia objects by using time ERPN<sup>+</sup>

[Front cover]

A clock scanning synthetic aperture radiometer as a potential payload of SPORT

Optical Tweezers: Autonomous Robots for the Manipulation of Biological Cells

Cell membrane deformation induced by a fibronectin-coated polystyrene microbead in a 200-MHz acoustic trap

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Automated Manipulation of Biological Cells Using Gripper Formations Controlled By Optical Tweezers

Observer-Based Optical Manipulation of Biological Cells With Robotic Tweezers

Target tracking in noisy wireless sensor network using artificial neural network

Nothing can compare with a population, besides agents

Object detection and tracking based on silhouette based trained shape model with Kalman filter

Efficient and modular modeling of hierarchical multimedia objects by using time ERPN<sup>+</sup>

[Front cover]

A clock scanning synthetic aperture radiometer as a potential payload of SPORT

Optical Tweezers: Autonomous Robots for the Manipulation of Biological Cells

Cell membrane deformation induced by a fibronectin-coated polystyrene microbead in a 200-MHz acoustic trap