Caltech and University of Twente prove imaging through opaque media needs fewer photons than previously thought.
Miniature device is three times more efficient than conventional nonlinear crystals, says team.
Italian-led European project merges live patient image with X-ray and anesthesia data into surgeon's head-up display.
3D printed ophthalmic quality lenses confirmed by independent testing.
Researchers at Geneva using a combination of 2-photon microscopy and optogenetics say discovery could benefit prosthetic limb control.
Surrey team develops ceramics that mimic "butterfly wing" structures; with patents filed, and commercial partner identified.
Licensing agreement with aluminum nitride substrate developer HexaTech sees the giant LED maker target emerging sub-sector.
Nanotechnology has potential to shrink critical space instrumentation dramatically, by replacing traditional optical components.
Trumpf, Schott and Bosch involved in project ScULPT to produce new source for with tenfold increase in productivity for materials processing.
Project for Germany intends to unlock the potential of light-controlled biomolecules.
TUW and ETHZ researchers add lateral absorber to laser resonator, creating emission bandwidth across a full octave.
For fast and non-invasive screening applications in spectroscopy, surveillance, cancer diagnosis and more.
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