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13 Mar 24
Max-Planck progresses UV spectroscopy with high-resolution dual-comb method…

…and Stanford launches “micro” frequency comb, as basis for mass-market adoption of such devices.

12 Mar 24
Microscopy plus deep learning advances prostate cancer diagnosis

University of Washington (Seattle) develops machine-learning model to improve biopsy assessment.

06 Mar 24
Max Born Institute demonstrates attosecond spectroscopy at 1 kHz

New pump-probe method promises new investigation of fast electron dynamics.

06 Mar 24
Thin-film carbon nanotubes assist novel non-destructive testing

Chuo University develops photosensitive device able to image targets' inner structures.

05 Mar 24
NUS develops triple junction tandem solar cells with record efficiency

Perovskite-silicon design offers potential to achieve above 50% conversion efficiency.

27 Feb 24
Terahertz biosensor spots early signs of skin cancer

Queen Mary device using THz metasurfaces distinguishes healthy from cancerous tissue.

27 Feb 24
UK funds 'future telecommunications' challenge projects

PureLiFi, Fraunhofer, Alter, and Vector Photonics among those sharing in £22 million research effort.

26 Feb 24
IonQ claims quantum interconnect advance

Quantum computing firm says it has generated photons entangled with ions repeatedly and reproducibly.

21 Feb 24
WashU develops portable OCT based on photonic integrated circuits

Grant of $20 million will support research into platform for eye screening at lower cost.

21 Feb 24
UPenn develops optical chip to process complex math for AI

Offers potential to accelerate processing speed, while cutting energy need.

20 Feb 24
Trinity College Dublin lights up cellular activity

Fluorescence lifetime imaging with new dye visualises multiple biological environments.

19 Feb 24
Organic solar cells ‘redefined’ with hemispherical shell design

Researchers in Turkey say novel shape improves energy efficiency and angular coverage.

 
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