Transparent sensor allows researchers to use photonic techniques – such as engineering proteins that fluoresce when activated.

EU project NextGenBat to boost energy storage with new materials and laser-based manufacturing.

Controlling quantum properties could assist microscopy and computation.

Vertical multicolored micro-LED allows smaller pixels and higher pixel density.

Interaction with silicon allows formation of periodic patterns rather than simple ablation.

Starting point is an ytterbium laser – rather than the conventional Ti-sapphire laser.

Colorado researchers’ new method of computational imaging improves rendering of biological samples.

Treating patients with Facial K Carcinoma by non-ablative fractional laser ‘cuts repeat incidence by 50%’.

Michael Grätzel and Nam-Gyu Park (of Sungkyunkwan University) develop “facet engineering” to stabilise perovskite crystals.

Lab specified to verify beam quality of firm’s 50 kW-class laser architecture designed for the U.S. Army.

Norway’s NTNU and partners use graphene nanosensors to quickly detect coronavirus in blood.

Described in Nano Letters journal as “on-chip factory”, necessary for photonic-based quantum technologies.