Development promises: better high-capacity telecoms; improved potential to find exoplanets; and better atomic clocks.

University of Bordeaux models tissue behavior to improve subsequent AO performance.

Australian National University-led team demonstrates visible-convertible infrared imaging via non-linear metasurfaces.

University of Tsukuba researchers have tested light-emission hypothesis at molecular level, with multiple optical applications.

University of Queensland exploits quantum entanglement for uses in Raman microscopy and beyond.

The “spaceplate” is a new approach to manipulating light that could lead to paper-thin cameras, telescopes, and smart phones.

International “MEEt” project aiming to adapt novel materials for solar cells, LEDs, optical sensors, and production techniques.

LZH working within a new research project with Rowiak GmbH to advance refinement method.

Partners in year-long project include Research Fab Microelectronics Germany and several Fraunhofer institutes.

Precision alignment with large-scale wafers to be offered as a prototyping service later this year.

Dual-band optical stabilization technique cancels out temperature effects that have limited the utility of quantum key distribution.

University of Arizona-developed holographic light collector boosts panel efficiency by 5% over a year.