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Tunable Laser Diode System for Noninvasive Blood Glucose Measurements by Olesberg, Jonathon T., Arnold, Mark A., Mermelstein, Carmen, Schmitz, Johannes, Wagner, Joachim

“…Optical sensing of glucose would allow more frequent monitoring and tighter glucose control for people with diabetes. The key to a successful optical…”
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Selectivity assessment of noninvasive glucose measurements based on analysis of multivariate calibration vectors by Arnold, Mark A, Liu, Lingzhi, Olesberg, Jonathon T

“…Selectivity is paramount for the successful implementation of noninvasive spectroscopic sensing for the painless measurement of blood glucose concentrations in…”
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On-Line Near-Infrared Spectrometer to Monitor Urea Removal in Real Time during Hemodialysis by Cho, David S., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Flanigan, Michael J., Arnold, Mark A.

“…The ex vivo removal of urea during hemodialysis treatments is monitored in real time with a noninvasive near-infrared spectrometer. The spectrometer uses a…”
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Dual-Color InAs/GaSb Cascaded Superlattice Light-Emitting Diodes by Ricker, Russell J., Hudson, Andrew, Provence, Sydney, Norton, Dennis T., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Murray, Lee M., Prineas, John P., Boggess, Thomas F.

“…Over the last decade, InAs/GaSb superlattice structures have become an increasingly important technology for infrared applications. By stacking two…”
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Advanced near-infrared monitor for stable real-time measurement and control of Pichia pastoris bioprocesses by Goldfeld, Marina, Christensen, Jens, Pollard, David, Gibson, Elizabeth R., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Koerperick, Edwin J., Lanz, Kaylee, Small, Gary W., Arnold, Mark A., Evans, Christine E.

“…Near‐infrared spectroscopy is considered to be one of the most promising spectroscopic techniques for upstream bioprocess monitoring and control. Traditionally…”
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Real-time monitoring of glycerol and methanol to enhance antibody production in industrial Pichia pastoris bioprocesses by Kim, Sehoon, d′Anjou, Marc, Lanz, Kaylee J., Evans, Christine E., Gibson, Elizabeth R., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Mallem, Muralidhar, Shandil, Ishaan, Nylen, Adam, Koerperick, Edwin J., Cooley, Daniel W., Brower, Gregory A., Small, Gary W., Arnold, Mark A.

“…•The antibody titer in glycoengineered Pichiapastoris was highest at 10gL−1 methanol dosages in oxygen-limited fermentation.•On-line bioprocess monitor allows…”
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In Vivo Near-Infrared Spectroscopy of Rat Skin Tissue with Varying Blood Glucose Levels by Olesberg, Jonathon T, Liu, Lingzhi, Zee, Valerie Van, Arnold, Mark A

“…We have performed in vivo measurements of near-infrared rat skin absorption in the 4000−5000-cm-1 spectral range (2.0−2.5-μm wavelength) during a glucose clamp…”
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Optimization of norovirus virus-like particle production in Pichia pastoris using a real-time near-infrared bioprocess monitor by Parker, Stephanie A., Maloy, Mitchell H., Tome-Amat, Jaime, Bardliving, Cameron L., Batt, Carl A., Lanz, Kaylee J., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Arnold, Mark A.

“…The production of norovirus virus‐like particles (NoV VLPs) displaying NY‐ESO‐1 cancer testis antigen in Pichia pastoris BG11 Mut+ has been enhanced through…”
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Over Three Hundred Percent Increased Light Extraction from Emitters at Mid-Infrared Wavelengths Using Metalenses by Bogh, Cassandra L, Muhowski, Aaron J, Montealegre, David A, Muellerleile, Andrew M, Olesberg, Jonathon T, Prineas, John P

“…Low extraction efficiencies continue to be a source of parasitic heating and decreased performance in infrared light-emitting diodes. Research into…”
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Cascaded Superlattice InAs/GaSb Light-Emitting Diodes for Operation in the Long-Wave Infrared by Koerperick, Edwin J, Norton, Dennis T, Olesberg, Jonathon T, Olson, Benjamin V, Prineas, John P, Boggess, Thomas F

“…Superlattice InAs/GaSb light-emitting diodes with peak emission wavelength of 8.6 μm and output power approaching 190 μW at 77 K from a 120 × 120 μm 2 mesa are…”
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High-Power MWIR Cascaded InAs-GaSb Superlattice LEDs by Koerperick, E.J., Olesberg, J.T., Hicks, J.L., Prineas, J.P., Boggess, T.F.

“…Midwave IR LEDs operating at 3.8 mum with output powers approaching 25 mW at 77 K are reported. Devices based on the InAs-GaSb superlattice material system…”
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Online Measurement of Urea Concentration in Spent Dialysate during Hemodialysis by Olesberg, Jonathon T, Arnold, Mark A, Flanigan, Michael J

“…We describe online optical measurements of urea in the effluent dialysate line during regular hemodialysis treatment of several patients. Monitoring urea…”
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Designing and Characterizing Metalenses for the Increased Light Extraction of MWIR LEDs by Bogh, Cassandra L., Muhowski, Aaron J., Montealegre, David, Meullerleile, Andrew, Olesberg, Jonathon T., Flatte, Michael E., Prineas, John P.

“…High radiance IRLEDs have been achieved, but much of the light created still remains in the device resulting in poor wall-plug efficiencies. Preliminary…”
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512 \,\times\,512 Individually Addressable MWIR LED Arrays Based on Type-II InAs/GaSb Superlattices by Norton, Dennis T., Olesberg, Jonathon T., McGee, Rodney T., Waite, Nicholas A., Dickason, Jonathan, Goossen, K. W., Lawler, John, Sullivan, Gerry, Ikhlassi, Amal, Kiamilev, Fouad, Koerperick, Edwin J., Murray, Lee M., Prineas, John P., Boggess, Thomas F.

“…Single element 33×33 μm 2 InAs/GaSb superlattice light-emitting diodes (SLEDs) operating at 77 K with peak emission at approximately 4.6 μm are demonstrated. A…”
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Active Region Cascading for Improved Performance in InAs-GaSb Superlattice LEDs by Koerperick, E.J., Olesberg, J.T., Hicks, J.L., Prineas, J.P., Boggess, T.F.

“…Cascading of active regions in InAs-GaSb superlattice light-emitting diodes (LEDs) grown by molecular beam epitaxy is demonstrated as an effective means of…”
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Substrate-Independent Technique of III-V Heterogeneous Integration of Focal Plane Arrays and Lasers by Wood, Michael G., Bahr, Matthew, Gutierrez, Jordan E., Anderson, Evan M., Finnegan, Patrick S., Weatherred, Scott E., Martinez, William M., Hummell, Courtney L., Reyna, Robert, Arterburn, Shawn C., Friedmann, Tom A., Hawkins, Samuel D., Patel, Victor J., Hendrickson, Alex T., Klem, John F., Long, Chris M., Olesberg, Jonathon T., Shank, Joshua C., Chumney, Daniel R., Looker, Quinn M.

“…We report on a two-step technique for post-bond III-V substrate removal involving precision mechanical milling and selective chemical etching. We show results…”
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