Tim Stephens

University of California, Santa Cruz
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Using robotics, Phil Berman's lab at UC Santa Cruz was able to automate the process of screening tens of thousands of cells to find cell lines that produce large amounts of the desired protein for an HIV vaccine.
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Big Improvements to How HIV Vaccine is Made
New approach solves major technical problems that have bedeviled the field.
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UC Santa Cruz researchers worked with Structured Materials Industries to design and build an atomic layer deposition (ALD) system large enough to accommodate telescope mirrors. Andrew Phillips, Nobuhiko Kobayashi, and David Fryauf (l to r) examine the deposition chamber.
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New Mirror-Coating Tech
Improving the performance of mirrors is all about thin-film materials.
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