国防光学计量技术的发展与展望北大核心CSCD

随着光学理论的发展和科技的进步,光学技术得到了迅速发展,对光学计量技术提出了新的要求和挑战。针对光学计量在国防军事中的重要性,分析了我国装备保障的发展对国防光学计量的新要求,介绍了国防科技工业光学一级计量站在光学成像和光辐射基础物理量计量、武器光电装备综合参数计量保障、光学前沿技术计量以及军用光电测试仪器研发方面的发展现状,提出了国防光学计量面临的主要问题及未来的发展方向。     

国防光学测试计量进展与展望

国防光学测试计量进展与展望郑克哲，陈进榜（国防光学计量一级站）（南京理工大学）苏大图，李德富（北京理工大学）（兵器工业总公司）国防和民用的光学计量测试在测试参数上是类似的，但国防光学计量测试是为保证国防科技和军工产品研制、试验，生产及使用全过程中量值...     

2011年中国计量测试学会光辐射计量专业委员会学术会议征文通知

受中国计量测试学会委托,由中国计量测试学会光辐射计量专业委员会主办,中国兵器工业第205研究所(国防科技工业光学一级计量站、《应用光学》杂志社)和中国计量科学研究院(光学与激光计量技术研究所)承办的2011年中国计量测试学会光辐射计量专业委员会学术会议拟定于2011年9月中旬在西安举行,本届年会特邀光学计量测试领域的院士、国内各大计量技术机构、科研机构和大专院校的著     

应用光学“光学计量与测试”专题征文活动

专题介绍随着光电技术的快速发展,国防军事领域对光学计量与测试的应用需求更为迫切。光学计量测试主要开展光学物理量检定/校准/测试技术的研究及相关测试仪器、计量设备的研发。近年来,国内光学计量与测试技术在自主创新和促进产业发展方面取得了可喜的进步,在各种光电装备、系统、器件和材料的研制、生产、试验定型以及使用维护过程中发挥着越来越大的基础性作用,在生命科学、医学、信息等领域的应用范围越来越广。     

应用光学“光学计量与测试”专题征文活动

<正>专题介绍随着光电技术的快速发展,国防军事领域对光学计量与测试的应用需求更为迫切。光学计量测试主要开展光学物理量检定/校准/测试技术的研究及相关测试仪器、计量设备的研发。近年来,国内光学计量与测试技术在自主创新和促进产业发展方面取得了可喜的进步,在各种光电装备、系统、器件和材料的研制、生产、试验定型以及使用维护过程中发挥着越来越大的基础性作用,在生命科学、医学、信息等领域的应用范围越来越广,并有望在量子光     

国防科工委光学计量一级站简介

国防科工委光学计量一级站(以下简称光学站)，成立于1986年11月20日．是国防科工委批准、授权的国防光学计量一级技术机构c挂靠在兵器工业第二0五研究所)．1998年6月按GJB2725—96要求通过了国防校准／测试实验室认可委员会认可。     

光学计量测试技术专刊如期出版

正为交流研讨光学计量测试技术领域最新研究成果,《应用光学》编辑部联合国内知名计量单位和机构,策划组织了"光学计量测试"专题出版活动。经过为期9个月的策划和筹备,在《应用光学》喜迎创刊40周年之际,该专刊于2020年7月15日如期出版。本次组稿专家团队由光学计量与测试领域6位领军科研项目研发与高层次专业人才培养的权威     

国防科工委光学计量一级站

~~国防科工委光学计量一级站     

国防科工委光学计量一级站

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国防科工委光学计量一级站

~~国防科工委光学计量一级站     

转小鼠金属硫蛋白(MT)基因烟草不同器官中金属离子铅和锌的分布

转金属硫蛋白(MT)基因植物具有清除重金属污染的能力,但是金属离子在植物体内的分布研究较少。文章以多代培育纯合的转MT烟草为材料,研究了转MT基因烟草积累铅和锌以及铅和锌在不同器官的分布情况。结果表明转基因植株的老叶、茎部和根部铅和锌积累量显著高于普通烟草植株,整株的铅和锌含量分别提高了21.8%和27.2%。铅和锌在植物体内的分布也发生了变化,转基因植株老叶和根中的铅含量分别高出普通烟草同位置的30.2%和47.8%,锌在转基因植株老叶、茎和根中的含量分别高出普通烟草同位置的44.7%,29.2%和21.6%,说明铅更容易在转基因植株老叶和根中积累,而锌更容易在转基因植株的老叶和茎中积累。     

ICP-AES测定云南楚雄糖尿病患者发样微量元素的研究

探讨微量元素与糖尿病间的关联性及临床意义。采用ICP-AES等离子体发射光谱仪测定了楚雄地区糖尿病患者人发中11种元素,采用2,3-二氨基萘荧光法测定发样中的硒元素。选取糖尿病患者120例,对照组35例。糖尿病组发样中常量元素Ca、Mg低于对照组,P高于对照组;除Cd、Cr、Fe外,微量元素Zn、Se、Ni、Mn、Cu等5种元素低于对照组,并有显著差异(P0.01)。糖尿病组间性别比较数据显示男性除发Ni、Mn、P外,其余元素含量均低于女性,其中发锌远低于女性。3个不同年龄段糖尿病人群的微量元素含量变化显示Fe、P2种元素随年龄增加含量增高;Mg、Cd2种元素随年龄增加含量减少;其余各元素变化情况为Fe、P元素在老年组中较高,Cu、Cd、Mg较低;Mn、Cr、Cu元素含量在中年组中较高,而Zn、Se略低;Zn、Se在青年组较高,而Mn、Cr低。城市人群发中Zn、Cd、Cu、Mg、Ca含量比农村人群高;Se元素含量二者间差别也不大,其余元素含量均低于农村人群。楚雄地区糖尿病患者发中Zn、Se、Mg、Mn4种元素水平低,楚雄地区糖尿病患者致病原因可能与地区属低Se水平和患者体内硒水平低有关。     

Recent developments,challenges, and prospects of ultrasound-assisted oil technologies

There has been consistent drive towards research and innovation in oil production technologies in order to achieve improved effectiveness and efficiency in their operation. This drive has resulted in breakthrough in technologies such as the application of ultrasound (US) in demulsification and enhanced oil recovery (EOR), and usage of high-volume hydraulic fracturing and special horizontal well for shale oil and gas extraction. These can be observed in the increment in the number of commercial oil technologies such as EOR projects that rose from 237 in 1996 to 375 in 2017. This sustained expansion in EOR resulted in their total oil production rising from 1.5 million barrels per day in 2005 to 2.3 million barrels per day in 2020. And this is predicted to increase to about 4.7 million barrels per day in 2040, which represent about 4% of total production. Consequently, in this review, the developments in the utilization of US either as standalone or integrated with other technologies in EOR and dehydration of water in oil emulsions were analyzed. The studies include the optimization of fluid and US properties in EOR and demulsification. Reports on the treatment of formation damage resulting from inorganic salts, organic scales, drilling fluid plugs, condensate, paraffin wax and colloidal particle with US-assisted EOR were also highlighted. Moreover, the mechanisms were examined in order to gain insightful understanding and to aid research investigations in these areas. Technologies such as US assisted green demulsification, high intensity focused ultrasound, and potential pathways in field studies were assessed for their feasibilities. It is essential to evaluate these technologies due to the significant accrued benefits in them. The usage of green demulsifiers such as deep eutectic solvents, ionic liquids and bio-demulsifiers has promising future outlook and US could enhance their technical advancement. HiFU has been applied successfully in clinical research and developments in this area can potentiality improve demulsification and interfacial studies (fluid–fluid and solid–fluid interactions). As regards field studies, there is need to increase actual well investigations because present reports have few on-site measurements with most studies being in laboratory scale. Furthermore, there is need for more detailed modeling of these technologies as it would assist in conserving resources, saving research time and fast-tracking oil production. Additional evaluative studies of conditions such as the usage of Raschig rings, crude oil salinity and high temperature which have improved demulsification of crude oil emulsions should be pursued.     

Seasonal- and age-dependent changes of the structure and chemical composition of the spherites in the midgut gland of the harvestmen Gyas annulatus (Opiliones)

Spherites—round laminated membrane bound structures—are located in the cytoplasm of all cell types of the midgut gland in the harvestmen Gyas annulatus. The spherites consist of an organic matrix composed of glycoproteins and proteoglycans whose sugar portion are carboxylated glycosaminoglycans. Different elements are embedded in this matrix, and their presence varies during the life cycle. All spherites in juveniles are composed of alternating concentrically arranged electron dense and electron lucent layers of organic matrix material before overwintering (December). At that time, spherites contain calcium, phosphorus and silicon. Calcium and phosphorus are located in their electron dense layers, and silicon spotwise, mainly peripheral. Material seems to be lost during overwintering of Gyas as electron lucent ‘empty’ layers appear in spherites in March. The ‘lost’ material could be used as energy supply and/or to provide molecules for synthesis processes during non-nourishing overwintering. Spherites do not contain calcium and phosphorus in July and October. These elements seem to have important biological relevance in the formation and hardening of the cuticle during the moultings in spring. In contrast to calcium and phosphorus, silicon is still stored in spherites in July and October but in decreasing concentration, therefore it could be involved in metabolic processes in adult Gyas. In the period from July to the end of their adult life in late autumn, an increasing number of spherites disintegrate and their remnant organic matrix material progressively aggregates with other cellular waste material in one or more huge vacuoles of glandular cells.     

Spectral Properties of Single BODIPY Dyes in Polystyrene Microspheres and in Solutions

The absorption, fluorescence, fluorescence quantum yield, and photostability of five BODIPY dyes are characterized and compared as single dyes in two environments, in 40-nm polystyrene spheres and in solution. The absorption and fluorescence spectra of the dyes in spheres are similar in profile but shifted to lower energies compared to those in solution. All the dyes are highly fluorescent, with three having fluorescence quantum yields of 1.0. For three of the five dyes, the yields were the same in spheres as in solution (1.00, 1.00, and 0.73). The high concentration of these dyes in spheres does not quench their fluorescence. For two other dyes the yields dropped, from 1.00 to 0.55 in one case and 0.83 to 0.50 in another, comparing the dyes in solution versus in spheres. The photodegradation of the dyes decreases in spheres compared to in solution in all but one case. For one dye, it decreases as much as 800-fold. Dyes overlooked because of low fluorescence or stability in solution could become useful fluorescent materials in the microsphere environment.     

‘Phase transitions’ in bacteria – From structural transitions in free living bacteria to phenotypic transitions in bacteria within biofilms

Phase transitions are common in inanimate systems and have been studied extensively in natural sciences. Less explored are the rich transitions that take place at the micro- and nano-scales in biological systems. In conventional phase transitions, large-scale properties of the media change discontinuously in response to continuous changes in external conditions. Such changes play a significant role in the dynamic behaviours of organisms. In this review, we focus on some transitions in both free-living and biofilms of bacteria. Particular attention is paid to the transitions in the flagellar motors and filaments of free-living bacteria, in cellular gene expression during the biofilm growth, in the biofilm morphology transitions during biofilm expansion, and in the cell motion pattern transitions during the biofilm formation. We analyse the dynamic characteristics and biophysical mechanisms of these phase transition phenomena and point out the parallels between these transitions and conventional phase transitions. We also discuss the applications of some theoretical and numerical methods, established for conventional phase transitions in inanimate systems, in bacterial biofilms.     

火焰原子吸收光谱法测定鸭粪中铜和锌的含量

采用火焰原子吸收光谱法测定白洋淀生态养鸭场中饲料及鸭粪中的铜和锌含量,测定结果为饲料中的铜含量范围在9.7-61.55mg/kg,锌含量范围在63.14-149.07mg/kg,在禽类饲料中铜、锌含量属于较低的类型;鸭粪中铜含量范围在13.71-94.74mg/kg,锌含量范围在156.98-346.31mg/kg,参...     

Staining methods applied to glycol methacrylate embedded tissue sections

The use of glycol methacrylate (GMA) avoids some technical artifacts, which are usually observed in paraffin-embedded sections, providing good morphological resolution. On the other hand, weak staining have been mentioned during the use of different methods in plastic sections. In the present study, changes in the histological staining procedures have been assayed during the use of staining and histochemical methods in different GMA-embedded tissues.

Samples of tongue, submandibular and sublingual glands, cartilage, portions of respiratory tract and nervous ganglion were fixed in 4% formaldehyde and embedded in glycol methacrylate. The sections of tongue and nervous ganglion were stained by H&E. Picrosirius, Toluidine Blue and Sudan Black B methods were applied, respectively, for identification of collagen fibers in submandibular gland, sulfated glycosaminoglycans in cartilage (metachromasia) and myelin lipids in nervous ganglion. Periodic Acid-Schiff (PAS) method was used for detection of glycoconjugates in submandibular gland and cartilage while AB/PAS combined methods were applied for detection of mucins in the respiratory tract. In addition, a combination of Alcian Blue (AB) and Picrosirius methods was also assayed in the sublingual gland sections.

The GMA-embedded tissue sections showed an optimal morphological integrity and were favorable to the staining methods employed in the present study. In the sections of tongue and nervous ganglion, a good contrast of basophilic and acidophilic structures was obtained by H&E. An intense eosinophilia was observed either in the striated muscle fibers or in the myelin sheaths in which the lipids were preserved and revealed by Sudan Black B. In the cartilage matrix, a strong metachromasia was revealed by Toluidine Blue in the negatively-charged glycosaminoglycans. In the chondrocytes, glycogen granules were intensely positive to PAS method. Extracellular glycoproteins were also PAS positive in the basal membrane and in the region occupied by the lamina externa and reticular fibers surrounding each smooth muscle cells of the blood vessels. In the epithelial cells of the respiratory tract, acid and neutral mucins were histochemically detected by AB and PAS methods, respectively. Moreover, granules containing acid and neutral mucins were revealed in purple by AB and PAS concomitantly. In the sublingual gland sections, a distinct affinity of acid mucins by AB (in turquoise-blue) and collagen fibers by Picrosirius (in red) was obtained when these methods were combined. Although some routine dyes used in paraffin sections have showed a weak stain in historesin sections, our results showed that different dyes could be applied in GMA sections if modified staining procedures were assayed. Therefore, appropriate staining contrast and, thus, detection of one or different substances in a same section can be acquired in association to the good morphological resolution provided by GMA.     

Fluorescence and Time-Resolved Delayed Luminescence of Porphyrins in Organic Solvents and Polymer Matrices

Porphyrin dyes fulfill an essential function in photosynthesis and are important in photodynamic therapy and in a range of electronic devices. Their spectroscopic characteristics may play a crucial role in these processes. The spectral properties of two porphyrin dyes: tetraphenylporphyrin and tetraphenysulfporphyrin in organic solvents (acetone, chloroform, methyl alcohol, and dimethyl-sulfoxide) and in polyvinyl alcohol and poly(methylmethacrylate) films have been investigated. Absorption, fluorescence, and microsecond time-resolved delayed luminescence spectra have been measured at room temperature. The existence of different aggregated dye forms in the ground and excited states has been demonstrated. The manifold of dye species depends on the solvent/polymer. In the case of the polymers, it also depends on the solvent used to coat the polymer film. Delayed luminescence spectra and decay times of the two porphyrins in the different solutions and in polymeric matrices suggest that different mechanisms of deexcitation of the singlet excited states may be responsible for their generation in these and other porphyrin dyes.     

Nanoscale Science and Engineering in Romania

In spite of difficult working conditions and with very low financial support, many groups from Romania are involved in emerging fields, such as the nanoscale science and technology. Until the last years, this activity was developed without a central coordination and without many interactions between these research groups. In the year 2000, some of the institutes and universities active in the nanotechnology field in Romania founded the MICRONANOTECH network. The aim of this paper is to emphasize the main activities and results of the Romanian groups working in this novel domain. Most of the groups are deal with the nanomaterial technology and only few of them have activities in nanostructure science and engineering, in new concepts and device modeling and technology. This paper describes the nanotechnology research development in two of the most significant institutes from Romania: Centre for Nanotechnologies from National Institute for Research and Development in Microtehnologies (IMT-Bucharest) and from National Institute for Research and Development in Materials Physics (INCD-FM), Magurele. The Romanian research results in nanotechnology field were presented in numerous papers presented in international conferences or published in national and international journals. They are also presented in patents, international awards and fellowships. The research effort and financial support are outlined. Some future trends of the Romanian nanoscale science and technology research are also described.