47 innovations from Bar-Ilan University, available for licensing, co-investment, or spin-out through BIRAD.
Shwartz Sharon
The invention enables new x-ray imaging methods that provide not just the shape of the image but also the atomic species it is composed of. In addition, the apparatus based our approach requires lower dose than conventional x-ray imaging and improve the visibility and the signal-to-noise of the image leading to images that are clearer than in conventional x-ray imaging systems.
Lewi Tomer
The invention includes a tiny optical element in the form of two or three dimensional arrays, that retains its expected performance over a large range of temperatures. As opposed to any other optical element in which the optical properties always vary with the temperature, the current invention engineers each unit cell in the array from two or more materials with opposite thermo-optic coefficients, in order to construct a device with no temperature dependence. Hence, these types of temperature invariant metasurfaces- can operator exactly the same even if the temperature changes dramatically
Peer Avraham
A simple technique to generate cluster quantum states of light which are universal resources for quantum computing is disclosed. The technique uses two components. First, a broadband source of Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen entangled states, a.k.a. two-mode-squeezed states, generated in an optical frequency comb from a monochromatic pump field. Second, a phase modulator (typically by electro-optic effect) operating at frequencies multiple of the comb mode spacing. Using only these two components, cluster quantum states can be generated that have one-, two-, three-, or higher-dimensional graphs. The unprecedented compactness of this technique paves the way to implementing quantum computing on chip using quantum nanophotonics.
Fridman Mordechai
We suggest a spectrometer based on temporal optics. The spectrometer will enable spectral measurement of ultrafast signals and CW signals. Our spectrometer will provide the spectrum of single-shot input signals even when they have a high repetition rate.
Margel Shlomo
The present invention relates generally to the field of compositions comprising one or more silane-based compound or silica coatings and is directed to methods of using the same such as for ultra-violet light absorbing coatings or anti-fogging and superhydrophobic coatings.
Tischler Yaakov Raphael
Gas detection via IR emission
Fixler Dror
Light-tissue interaction is common in clinical treatments and medical researches, therefore the investigation of light path in irradiated tissue is of high importance. The innovation of this application rises from the combination of two different research areas: theoretical models of light path in irradiated tissues (Diffusion Reflection- DR) and the optical properties of gold nanoparticles. These theoretical models, which were developed about twenty years ago, suggested different reflection profiles for different tissue structures. Still, a diagnostic tool for cancer detection, based on these theoretical models, was still not developed. The use of gold nanoparticles as absorption contrast agents introduces the DR measurements of tumors as a highly sensitive, simple method for cancer detection purposes
Salomon Adi
Dynamic Color Generator at the diffraction limit
Zalevsky Zeev
Lensless three-dimensional integral imaging using variable and time multiplexed pinhole array
Shwartz Sharon
A system for high-resolution high-contrast x-ray ghost imaging and ghost diffraction
Margel Shlomo
-UV absorbing thin films from 2-(2’-hydroxy-5’-methacryloxyethylphenyl)-2H benzotriazole nanoparticles
