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Company predicts 400 new high-tech jobs, developments in UV-C LEDs, NIR emitters for lidar, and microLEDs for novel displays.
Trick is using two micro-resonators, instead of one, to boost laser power of soliton microcomb.
New laser melting sampler has 3mm depth-resolution; three times smaller than currently available systems.
Israeli firm’s optical fiber sensing technology is designed to improve electrical grid management and renewables integration.
New approach to time-gating lowers cost of imaging for biological samples or lidar.
New formulations enable order of magnitude boost in designs for future data centers, AI products.
 20 Sep 23 |
Indie Semiconductor grows automotive offering with Exalos buyout Swiss firm sells a range of superluminescent LEDs and semiconductor optical amplifiers made using proprietary processes. |
 19 Sep 23 |
Boston University spots stalled blood flow in brain capillaries Two-photon Bessel beam approach allows fast volumetric imaging to spot circulation problems. |
 19 Sep 23 |
Excelitas snaps up Heraeus Noblelight Maker of light sources becomes the latest photonics company to join the Excelitas stable. |
 18 Sep 23 |
SLAC reports first light for DOE’s grand project “Victory” for the new U.S. X-ray laser, expected to pay big returns to optics-related developments. |
 15 Sep 23 |
Waterloo researchers working to reliably process quantum information New laser method controls individual qubits based on barium. |
 14 Sep 23 |
MESA+ Institute develops tool to measure plasma source and wavelength... ...and fellow Twente, Netherlands, spinoff Superlight Photonics announces completion of seed investment round. |
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Gentec Electro-Optics (Gentec-EO)
Admesy B.V.
Master Bond Inc.
 | Choosing a Portable Raman Spectrometer 03 Mar Wasatch Photonics Portable Raman spectroscopy bridges the gap in performance, capability, and size between handheld and benchtop Raman. It enables new point-of-use applications in medicine & industry by providing high sensitivity and dependable answers in a compact, cost-effective footprint. But what should you look for when buying one? Learn the top 5 qualities. |
 | Unlike emCCD or sCMOS intensified cameras allow for photon detection down to 4ns. Photon Lines’ partner, Excelitas PCO explains this exciting part of their range 16 May Photon Lines / PCO pco.dicam – a family of nine MCP image intensified camera systems offering extremely short exposure/shutter times. The choice of the photocathodes allows selection of spectral behaviour for different applications. Download the white paper here. |
 | Advantages of sub 50 femtosecond pulses in multiphoton microscopy 09 Mar HÜBNER Photonics One of the main advantages of using ultrafast femtosecond fiber lasers is the high peak power that they offer, which is a result of their ultra-short pulse duration. This high peak power makes these lasers ideal for a wide range of applications, including multiphoton microscopy. In this white paper we show that sub 50 fs pulse durations provide unprecedented multiphoton conversion efficiencies with intense peak powers. |
 | Imaging in Challenging Lighting Conditions — A Better Way 07 Sep Teledyne Lumenera Choosing just the right camera for a particular application can be difficult. Common cameras specifications that are normally considered include resolution and frame rate. However, lighting is an external factor that is potentially even more important to consider. This document highlights how high conversion gain (HCG) and low conversion gain (LCG) camera capabilities can be beneficial in challenging lighting conditions, along with examples of imaging applications where these challenges commonly occur. |
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SPIE Bellingham, WA, United States
University of Central Florida Orlando, FL, United States
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