Holographic multiplexing in photorefractive and photochromic polymers - associative optical memories for high-throughput screening
光折变和光致变色聚合物中的全息复用 - 用于高通量筛选的关联光学存储器
基本信息
- 批准号:5383347
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2001-12-31 至 2007-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Holographic multiplexing experiments should be performed at the University of Köln with the next generation of photorefractive and photochromic low-molecular-weight glasses to be developed at ENS Cachan and to be characterized and modeled at IPCMS Strasbourg. The holograms are stored in a way that they can be all read at the same time, allowing for optical cross-correlation of images. In particular, if images originate from bio (-chemical) sensor arrays, this technique will allow to rapidly test for cross-sensitivities, taking into account all channels simultaneously. Thus, the project will have a strong impact on future medical applications such as high-throughput screening. The expected output of the project is the development of novel glassy compounds with unique photorefractive and/or photochromic properties, their in-depth characterization, and finally the first realization of an associative optical memory for the evaluation and the cross-correlation of bio(-chemical) sensor arrays. The project brings together three teams with ideally compatible expertise in the fields of organic synthetic chemistry, material science, physics and optical computing. This unique constellation guarantees a successful outcome of the project.
应在Köln大学进行全息多路复用实验,并在Es Cachan开发下一代光折变和光致变色低分子玻璃,并在IPCMS Strasburg进行表征和建模。全息图以一种可以同时读取的方式存储,从而允许图像的光学交叉相关。特别是,如果图像来自生物(化学)传感器阵列,该技术将允许快速测试交叉敏感性,同时考虑到所有通道。因此,该项目将对高通量筛查等未来的医疗应用产生强大的影响。该项目的预期成果是开发具有独特光折变和/或光致变色特性的新型玻璃化合物,对其进行深入表征,并最终首次实现用于生物(化学)传感器阵列评估和互相关的关联光学存储器。该项目汇集了在有机合成化学、材料科学、物理和光学计算领域拥有理想兼容专业知识的三个团队。这种独特的星座保证了项目的成功结果。
项目成果
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Professor Dr. Klaus Meerholz其他文献
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