Achievement could have wide-ranging implications in laboratory, commercial and industrial situations.

“PRISM microscope” promises rapid, real-time diagnostics including for Covid-19.

Funded by US directed energy weapons development agency, the Joint Directed Energy Transition Office.

Detection limit two orders of magnitude better than equivalent-size piezoelectric; aimed at medical photoacoustic imaging.

Five-year research and development partnership focused on new broadband sources for metrology applications.

Talk considers challenges in power scaling ultrafast sources; state of the art in thin disk multipass lasers, and their future.

$750k funding to develop infrared sensor for pollutants including nitrates and ammonia; similar detectors for E. coli may follow.

Princeton platform detects methane concentrations as low as 0.1 parts per million.

Europe’s Graphene Flagship develops new method to analyze graphene that could boost production and optimize devices.

Light & Production Division working with Alsdorf-based laser applications company to commercialize technique.

MIT project develops active lens for optical devices, drones and cameras.

Researchers at University of Bath maximize ability of a resonator to store energy by optimizing sharpness of resonance (finesse).