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a high-throughput flow-through optical microscope with the ability to detect rare cells with sensitivity of one part per million in real time. This technology builds on the photonic time-stretch camera technology created by Jalali's team in 2009 to produce the world's fastest continuous-running camera.

Researchers can now track a moving object and create a 3D film of its motion

I went to this great open house yesterday on campus, "Robot Block Party." Everything from the Nasa robotics team to amateur tinkerers frankensteining robots in their backyards. A couple people from the Exhibits team at the Cal Academy showed a kinect-powered robot they had been tinkering with as a side project, where - their idea - would be to put the robot (with a camera) on the roof, and you'd be able to "drive" it using the kinect inside the museum. And of course, there was the self-driving race car, complete with the ubiquitous Stanford parking sticker.

Star Trek's holodecks are almost here:  RoomAlive is a proof-of-concept prototype that transforms any room into an immersive, augmented entertainment experience.  How could museums use this technology?

We have an elite team of candid photographers equipped with people skills. With a friendly approach, they make you feel ease and help you face the camera without being nervous. They thump interesting conversation and intermingle just like your long known friend. This is the appreciable quality of our candid photographer that makes them your first preference over the traditional photographer.