University of Massachusetts Boston combines optical diagnostics and photodynamic therapy.
New device could replace existing sources that face tradeoffs in accuracy, range, and cost.
Optical microscopy and AI could make personalized pancreatic cancer treatment faster, more affordable.
Broader application of Brillouin technique will reveal viscoelastic properties of tissues.
FiLM-Scope takes lightfield technology into the operating room for better accuracy and real-time depth sensing.
Developing technologies with applications such as high-rate target systems, diagnostics for sustained operation.
Food-safe development by researchers in Ljubljana, Slovenia, could monitor and verify products.
Researchers in Australia study effects of transcranial magnetic stimulation in mouse models of debilitating illness.
Better control over light-matter interactions could assist early detection of disease.
Understanding is key to future of quantum computers, communications, and holography.
Partnership with LMU Munich and Max Planck IQO could revolutionize control of light-matter interactions.
Stacked design improves color accuracy and resolution over silicon sensors.
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