They're littler computers, so the one chip computers, I began to program one chip computers and make objects out of P.C. boards, LEDs.

Frederick Balagadde Bio lab on a microchip

We made a chip that has every known virus ever discovered on it.

The event of an antibody binding to an antigen generates a signal, which is visually conveyed to the operator.

There's the chip.

So, we built out the chip.

It's a little paper chip.

And you put a drop, in this case, of urine at the bottom.

So, we put tumors and now we have over 100 tumors on our array.

This is what Intel does to keep adding more cores onto the chip.

Some people even say it takes more energy to make a solar cell than it will give out in its entire life.

Recognise that photograph on the floor?

I want you to imagine that the girl is a chip in the huge macrocosm of collective consciousness.

These little chippies, these things are the size of a credit card.

8. Equipment configurations with embedded chips

And all our computers have, inside them, the copies of the architecture that he had to just design one day, sort of on pencil and paper.

We put it on the chip what do we see? Well, we saw parainfluenza 4.

I studied all the new things that had happened in solar cells, and was trying to look for ways we could innovate and make solar cells more inexpensively.

This is a microfluidic chip that I developed.

Improving support for emu10k1 based soundcards

So, right now, we can actually miniaturize biological and chemistry laboratories onto microfluidic chips.

Although the market worried that the so called supercycle of chips might reach the peak, the overseas sales of Korean memory chips and oil products increased by 28.3 and 13.5 respectively.

There was glass on the floor, and fragments were found outside.

That's what one of these chips really looks like, and these red spots are, in fact, signals coming from the virus.

Put it on a chip, enable thousands of tests to be done at the point of care, anywhere in the world.

The technology is similar to a microchip implanted for cats and dogs, and takes just 30 seconds.

Now we're using this chip. And what are we using it for?

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You can build a DNA array machine in your garage.

And he used that as the IT piece of a mechanism which ran a flight simulator.

So, with one microfluidic chip, which is the size of an iPhone, you can actually diagnose 100 patients at the same time.

Folded lens, you divide up the panels, you add flexures.

They wanted to put an end to it. And one of the ways they wanted to do it was to put a tracking chip inside one of these humpback whales.

Well, for a long time, since I was in graduate school, I've been messing around making DNA chips that is, printing DNA on glass.

We take that tagged material and we put it on to something called a microarray.

They have a computer chip strapped to their backs, and they can fly these creatures around the lab.

They self aggregated into a network, became an integrated chip.

This monstrosity over here is the CPU, the chip, if you like.

Give me another one, darling.

British inventor microchips himself to get into house and car with a wave of hand

And I'm showing you the signal from the chip here, and I'm showing you for the block of retroviral oligos.

We can now leverage microfluidics, like this chip made by Steve Quake at Stanford.

And that way you can scale things much smaller than microchips.

So what I plan to do with this technology is to actually take the current state of the technology and build an HIV kit in a microfluidic system.

where you can pee on a little chip connected to your iPhone and check yourself for an STD.