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30 Aug 23
NIST photonic thermometer speeds up temperature measurements

Frequency comb approach allows faster operation of devices, potentially in parallel.

23 Aug 23
Seoul startup collaborates with MIT on Raman glucose monitor

Developmental wearable technology is said to perform better than existing non-invasive products.

22 Aug 23
Bochum to develop new ultrafast laser for materials processing

Lead researcher Clara Saraceno to bring new kind of laser to market – supported by ERC grant.

20 Aug 23
imec integrates thin-film pinned photodiode in SWIR sensors

Results described in Nature Electronics unlock potential of thin-film sensors in IR imaging.

08 Aug 23
Nanofilms based on butterfly wings allow colorful cooling

Shenzhen University materials could allow temperature control of buildings, vehicles and equipment.

07 Aug 23
Sandia Labs invents method to integrate micro-optical devices on silicon

New Mexico-based lab awarded patent for technique of integrating multiple materials onto silicon.

26 Jul 23
Tufts University detects circulating tumor cells in blood

Dual-ratio approach enhances fluorescence signal during sensing in biological systems.

26 Jul 23
LED lights are “the future driver of internet and data transmission”

UK researchers explain how to release high-speed photonic sources using metal-halide perovskites.

26 Jul 23
German-Chinese group creates quantum superposition state in semiconductor

Based on two optical laser pulses acting as single terahertz laser pulse; a new approach for Q-computing.

26 Jul 23
Phase imaging catches sight of obscured objects

UCLA diffractive optical network could allow clearer views of cells in tissues.

25 Jul 23
Berkeley Lab mixes different color fiber lasers to form ultrashort pulses

New technique set to boost the potential of laser-plasma accelerators.

19 Jul 23
Raman scattering spots nanoplastic particles for environmental monitoring

TU Wien project could be important step for development of future sensors.

 
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