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17 Mar 20
EPFL bonds perovskite with magnetic substrate to make more efficient hard drive

Forró Group tunes ferromagnet at room temperature with visible light, promising new generation of hard drives.

17 Mar 20
Neuropa Project aims to modulate neural pathways in the brain

Horizon 2020 consortium will develop phytoptogenetics technique to influence neurons.

11 Mar 20
Light-emitting fabric offers wearable luminous clothing

University of Windsor uses textile structure as integral part of illuminated elements.

11 Mar 20
Laser-patterned paper offers route to bacterial testing

University of Southampton microfluidic device could help tackle E. coli in developing countries.

10 Mar 20
CUNY 4D-printer recreates complexity of cell surfaces

Technique combines nanolithography, microfluidics and organic chemistry.

10 Mar 20
Ireland's IPIC contributes to future of photonics with €4 million SPARKLE program

Training and development program taking place at Cork's Tyndall Institute to help create future photonics leaders.

10 Mar 20
Metasurface in contact lenses corrects color blindness

Tel Aviv University project could improve color perception by an order of magnitude.

05 Mar 20
imec and CST Global collaborate to extend silicon photonics

Portfolio to be enhanced with hybrid integrated indium phosphide light sources.

04 Mar 20
Researchers combine spectroscopy technique with video-rate imaging

UC3M Madrid's novel imaging method enhances spectral analysis for food, farming and pharma applications.

04 Mar 20
InSiDe project aims for effective monitoring of cardiovascular disease

Laser Doppler vibrometry could lead to rapid and patient-friendly diagnostic technique.

03 Mar 20
Terahertz spectroscopy helps improve performance of solar cells

Researchers at NIST make the most sensitive measurements to date of silicon conductivity.

27 Feb 20
Printable organic photodiodes distinguish wavelengths

Developer KIT says such sensors could play a key role in telecommunications, as they enable data transmission.

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