2021 Photo Gallery
Visit to National Research Council, 2021, Naples
The Potomac installed at the Institute for Electromagnetic Sensing of the Environment (IREA) at the National Research Council (CNR) in Naples, Italy. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Dr. Romeo Bernini (front), Research Director at IREA-CNR, and collaborators. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The Naples subway has a number of striking architectural features, like this 130-ft.-deep "Crater de Luz" ("light crater") by Oscar Tusquets Blanca. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Naples Underground: caverns dug under the city in the 1500s to extract tuff (volcanic rock) as building material, later used as water cisterns, and later yet as bomb shelters during WWII. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The National Museum of Archeology in Naples (MANN) has a vast collection of Etruscan, Greek, and Roman art. Here, a bust of Greek philosopher Democritus (famous for his formulation of atomism) from Pompeii. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The iconic fresco of Terentius Neo and his wife, from Pompeii, at the MANN. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Presentation at Istituto Mario Negri, 2021, Milan
The Istituto Mario Negri, a private nonprofit entity, was founded in 1958 to carry out biomedical research. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The Institute occupies a striking building on the outskirts of Milan, across the street from the Polytechnic. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The Institute has occupied the current building, a 420,000 sq. ft. facility, since 2007. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Dr. Giacomo Vacca gave an invited talk at the Institute on "Nanoparticle Flow Cytometry." © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Bill Telford Visits KRC, 2021
Dr. Telford's visit included a trip to the giant coast redwoods in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, near Santa Cruz. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
The park has a 40-acre grove of old growth coast redwoods, some of which are up to 1,800 years old and 300 ft tall. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Enjoying the late-summer sunset in Capitola with Dr. Telford and friends. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Dr. Telford, seen here with KRC's Rich Hanson (right) and Dr. Alan Chin (back), brought his portable Build-Your-Own Cytometer in a suitcase. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Dr. Telford and the KRC team standing behind his Build-Your-Own Cytometer, seen here after integration with KRC's data acquisition hardware and Panama software. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
KRC's modular cytometer architecture lends itself to hybrid integration projects like this one. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.
Dr. Telford's Build-Your-Own Cytometer, which relies on a compact layout and 3D-printed parts for portability. © 2011–2022 Kinetic River Corp.