IBS South Korea develops new type of device that specializes in object detection.
Development using silicon photonics is said to satisfy the first requirement of long-distance quantum communication.
Insight into effects of femtosecond pulses on zebrafish larvae points to enhanced microscopy methods.
…and Coherent launches novel fiber for lidar and cold atom trapping for quantum computing.
…and UK’s EPSRC awards £1.2 million grant to Aston’s Picometer Surface Nanoscale Axial Photonics project.
...while Toptica launches FemtoFiber ultra series for multi-photon microscopy, and lithography.
...while WUSL’s “optical barcodes” offer new applications in biomedical diagnostics.
LLNL, Fraunhofer ILT, and ELI partner to optimize high-intensity laser technology.
Industrial applications should also benefit from Tokyo University of Science near-infrared platform.
...and Ohio State and Tyndall collaborate on research into visible light-wave generation.
Expands application of compressed sensing to room temperature measurements.
...and QCi wins Johns Hopkins order for ‘revolutionary’ underwater lidar prototype.
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