To provide opportunities for students, researchers, and physicians to do interdisciplinary research.

New approach offers great potential for ophthalmic diagnostics and AR/VR applications.

Multimodal light-activated cancer therapy would benefit patients in need of recurring treatments.

Needed for applications requiring asymmetric data processing and optical communications.

University of Tokyo increases measurement rate 100-fold for analysis of irreversible events.

Approach based on orbital angular momentum could assist surgeries and biopsies.

New research is paving the way for more efficient quantum information transfer.

Experiments are based on Laser Wakefield Acceleration with goal of generating multi-GeV e-beams.

Study finds particular IR wavelengths improve outcomes and promote regeneration.

Such laser pulses – with “record” 550 W average power – could be used for precision measurements.

German “AM2H2” project is developing multi-material energy converter to boost production efficiency.

New protocol brings technique within reach of conventional labs and existing microscopes.