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    • PARC a Xerox Co

    Palo Alto, CA 94304

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    3333 Coyote Hill Rd
    Palo Alto, CA 94304
    United States
    http://www.parc.com
    650-812-4000

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    Creates new applications and builds novel products in the optics and optoelectronics areas. Provides expertise in printing, imaging, optical emitters, optical detectors, optics/optical systems, MEMS, electronics, biomedical devices and software.

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    (All images courtesy of Palo Alto Research Center)
    FIGURE 1. A cross-sectional diagram of a fluidic channel illustrates the concept of spatially modulated emission (a). A spatially patterned mask modulates the fluorescent light directed to a large-area detector. The excitation light is blocked by a filter in the detection path. Correlation analysis (b) compares the measured time-modulated signal and expected particle signatures. The data evaluation results in an intensity histogram and a speed profile of the detected particles that allows extraction of particle count and analyte volume, respectively.
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    OPTOFLUIDICS: 'Spatially modulated emission' advances point-of-care diagnostics

    A robust, compact, low-cost 'spatially modulated emission' technique delivers high signal-to-noise discrimination and brings practical optofluidic biodetection out of the centralized...
    An image from the FAST cytometer results from a rough scan of a sample containing a cell line spiked in peripheral blood. The system detected 288 objects for analysis. The analysis located the four tumor cells known to be in the sample and generated three false positives.
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    Fiberoptic scanning cytometer is fast

    LFW Staff
    Detection of tumor cells in peripheral blood using immunocytochemistry and optical scanning is a promising method for screening and monitoring cancer.
    Optical micrograph of the linear VCSEL array shows each laser surrounded by six vias and covered by the end of a transparent electrical contact.
    Lasers & Sources

    Dense arrays may lead to high-resolution printers

    Yvonne Carts-Powell
    If lasers could be stacked close enough together in a laser printer such that each was responsible for placing a dot on the paper, it would eliminate the current need for laser...
    Xerox PARC’s first research team was assembled and charged with a mission: to invent the future. Don Scifres (third from right) managed PARC’s laser and optoelectronics projects from 1972 to 1983 and is currently CEO of SDL (San Jose, CA).
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    Twenty-five years at Xerox PARC

    Kathy Kincade
    In September 1970, in a secluded building nestled among the hills and horse ranches just west of Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA), a select group of scientists from around ...

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