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08 Aug 24
Fraunhofer IPMS boosts transparency of OLED microdisplays

Now 45% transparency achieved in a CMOS display – up from 20%.

07 Aug 24
University of Göttingen studies details of cell interior

Optical trap-based process tests mechanical properties of cell components.

06 Aug 24
Tata Institute develops new method to measure high power, ultrashort laser pulses

Partnership with Sweden’s Umeå University uses spectral interferometry to sample at different points simultaneously.

01 Aug 24
UCLA develops new innovative method for 3D quantitative phase imaging

All-optical multiplane QPI eliminates need for digital phase recovery algorithms.

01 Aug 24
Houston solves ‘problem’ with thermal imaging and thermography

New approach cuts wavelength and temperature dependence, yielding applications for police, military, and medicine.

31 Jul 24
Rochester group funded to investigate developing ‘gamma ray laser’

Federal money to allow U.S. and European collaboration to study coherent light sources beyond x-rays.

31 Jul 24
Bath develops optical fibers specified for quantum computing

Speciality fibers feature micro-structured core with air pockets along entire length.

24 Jul 24
WashU reveals details of amyloid aggregates

Single-molecule localization microscopy assists understanding of neurodegenerative disease.

23 Jul 24
LZH develops welding process for maritime manufacturing

Multi-laser beam process can also join steel with plate thickness up to 30mm.

22 Jul 24
AI-powered optical detection to thwart counterfeit chips

Researchers from Purdue University have developed a robust optical anticounterfeit method for semiconductor devices.

17 Jul 24
Texas A&M innovates cellphone-based Raman spectrometer…

…while Vanderbilt develops laser-based method for “liquid biopsies”.

17 Jul 24
Silicon photonics promises large-scale applications in quantum information

Centre for Nanosciences & Nanotech, France, Télécom Paris, and STMicro have “overcome previous limitations”.

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