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Presentation at LASER 2023 will highlight benefits of artificial intelligence in manufacturing.
Wuhan and Huazhong researchers harness the robustness of topological edge states to manipulate light transport in nanophotonics.
Low-temperature process developed at KIT delivers a variety of high-resolution optics products.
Fraunhofer IOF led project MaMeK; compact projection system can be integrated into any car.
Multiplexing approach allows quantum key distribution signals to co-exist with classical signals at distances up to 70 km.
London-listed maker of optical components and subsystems reports a 32% rise in six-monthly revenues.
 07 Jun 23 |
Optical memristors set to make impact in computing and AI University of Pittsburgh survey indicates how the technology can reach its full potential. |
 06 Jun 23 |
ESA releases new Mars mosaic revealing planet’s composition in greater detail Publication marks 20 years since the launch of the successful Mars Express mission. |
 06 Jun 23 |
EPFL spin-off Nanolive develops microscope that inspects live cells Company has just opened office in Boston, MA, US, with the aim of going public. |
 06 Jun 23 |
Restructured Rockley emerges from bankruptcy Founder Andrew Rickman returns to CEO role following major workforce reduction. |
 05 Jun 23 |
New VCSEL offers simpler, cheaper OCT Medical University of Vienna believes inexpensive source could allow OCT imaging at home. |
 02 Jun 23 |
Optical processor developer Lightmatter raises $154M to take products to market Viking Global Investors, Google Ventures, and others join Lightmatter Series C — tripling firm’s valuation. |
Hamamatsu Photonics Europe
Omicron-Laserage Laserprodukte GmbH
Schaefter und Kirchhoff GmbH
EKSMA Optics
Resolve Optics Ltd
 | 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. |
 | Controlling CoaXPress Cameras from The BitFlow SDK Tools, Configuration File and APIs 24 May Bitflow The BitFlow SDK offers a number of different methods for programming CoaXPress cameras connected to BitFlow frame grabbers. The purpose of the this document is to explain how each method's components work together to provide camera control. There are a wide range of use-cases for this technology, so this document steps the reader through all the various workflows. Download the whitepaper here. |
 | 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. |
Research Corporation of the University of Hawaii (RCUH) Hilo, HI, United States
W.M. Keck Observatory Kamuela, HI, United States
W.M. Keck Observatory Kamuela, HI, United States
Heraeus Conamic Kleinostheim, Germany
Excelitas Technologies Billerica, MA, United States
Thorlabs, Inc. Jessup, MD, United States
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