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The Casimir Effect was a negative time effect.
In the year 2364, Doctor Naadri compared the Manheim Event phenomenon to the Casimir Effect when reviewing the records of the Manheim distortions. (DTI novel: Watching the Clock)
The gaps between the plates which made up the Collector obelisk were narrow enough to exploit the Casimir effect. (DTI novel: The Collectors)