A method of updating the status of an insurance customer includes identifying a plurality of individuals with a first insurance status and delivering home testing kits to the plurality of individuals. Upon completion of the home testing kits, medical image information is received from a mobile communications device and processed to determine a state of a medical analysis region. Individuals with medical analysis regions in a differing state of criticality are identified. Healthcare providers may be provided with information indicating that there is a likelihood that the identified individuals are entitled to a second insurance status.

The present invention relates to methods for determining the change in concentration of a substance in solution over time by continuously monitoring in real time. In particular, the present invention relates to methods for continuously monitoring the concentration of compounds during the manufacturing process of biomolecules.

A method of performing an analytical measurement based on a color formation reaction in an optical test strip by using a mobile device having a camera, a display and a position sensor. An optical test strip having a test field is provided. The camera captures a first image of the test field before a sample is applied and a second image after the sample is applied. An item of admissibility information, based on one or both of position sensor data and local position data, is determined. Admissibility is indicated when the position of the mobile device is substantially the same for capturing the first and the second image. When admissibility is indicated, an analytical measurement takes place. Further, a computer program, a computer-readable storage medium, a mobile device and a kit are disclosed.

In order to avoid friendly fire incidents in the combat theater, novel covert identification systems and methods of identifying friendly forces are provided. The systems include at least a spectroscopic imaging device and a marker that interact with each other by using a synchronized, predetermined filter tuning sequence. The filter tuning sequence enables interacted photons to wavelength hop according to the predetermined tuning sequence. As a result, the covert identification system allows friendly forces to clearly identify each while avoiding detection by enemy forces that employ conventional broadband and night vision sensors.

The invention relates to a system and method for controlling an enzymatic pre-treatment process, e.g. a mashing process. The system and method provide for accurate determination of specific sugar molecules as well as the average length of the sugar chains in real-time during e.g. a mashing process. Further information on, e.g., the concentration of dissolved protein and free amino acids can also be obtained simultaneously.

The disclosure relates to methods and systems for the analysis of compounds in a crystalline state and/or undergoing crystallization. Two-dimensional correlation (2DCOS) and co-distribution analysis (2DCDS) analysis plots can be generated and analyzed. Asynchronous plots can aid in establishing a sequential order of events. Positive cross peaks that correlate with auto peaks associated with aggregation can be identified. The auto peaks can be referenced to quickly discern the regions of the molecule most perturbed, which would indicate a driver for the crystallization state of the molecule. One can define which functional group types (e.g., region) are most perturbed (positive, intense auto peak) and observe how the different auto peaks begin to have greatest intensity change. These changes in auto peaks in the synchronous plots for the different stages of crystallization can provide information as to the dynamics of the process from amorphous to crystalline state.

The present disclosure is directed to a method of altering chemical properties of an in-process resin used with a 3D printing apparatus. The method includes monitoring the in-process resin using an imaging spectrometer, comparing the in-process resin and a model using one or more spectrums from the imaging spectrometer, and diluting the in-process resin with a diluting resin.

The invention provides for methods and systems involving the measurement of values of one or several characterizing parameters representative of the kinetics of an assay chemical reaction, including providing a calibration tool (26) comprising a reaction chamber (28); for a given set of defining features, performing a series of calibration experiments under different sets of calibration values of at least one operating parameter, providing a digital calibration model representative of the kinetics of the assay chemical reaction in the calibration tool, where the assay digital calibration model comprises one or several characterizing parameters, the values of which have a dependency on the given set of defining features used for the calibration experiments; fitting, by computation, the values of the characterizing parameters for the given set of defining features, based on the series of calibration experiment results, wherein the reaction chamber (28) is a stirred-tank reactor.

Disclosed are a method for producing carbon quantum dots having color change based on a cumulative amount of exposure thereof to UV light, and to a color change sensor including the same that indicates a cumulative UV amount. The method for producing the carbon quantum dots include performing solvothermal reaction on blue inkjet printer dye, urea and an organic solvent in a high pressure reactor.

An automatic analyzing device according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a rotating table, a plurality of light receiving units, and a light radiating unit. The rotating table includes a plurality of placement parts on which a plurality of reaction cuvettes are placed, respectively. The plurality of light receiving units are provided in correspondence with the plurality of placement parts, respectively. The light radiating unit is configured to change from one of the reaction cuvettes to another on which light is radiated, by changing an emission direction of the light.