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On this episode of Photonics Hot List: a chip sensor detects foodborne pathogens, a mesoscope boosts in vivo bioimaging, and a photonic topological insulator aids quantum research. 🔽
Edmund Optics Tsinghua University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: On-chip tech revolutionizes cell therapy, quantum inertial navigation could replace GPS, and edge computing gets a boost from imaging tech. 🔽
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory - NRL Tsinghua University
On today's Photonics Hot List: New filter tech boosts night vision, a new design aids UV meta-holograms, and thin-film membranes confine IR light. 🔽
The Australian National University POSTECH / 포항공과대학교 NC State University
On today's Photonics Hot List: Optics tech illuminates invisible pollution, optogenetics allows precise muscle control, and a team demos quantum tech via optical fiber.
University of Birmingham University of Nottingham Addis Ababa University Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Harvard University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List: New sensors 3D-printed onto optical fiber tips, a fiber-optic gyroscope aids volcano monitoring, and tungsten trioxide nanodots boost smart tech. 🔽 Istituto Nazionale di Ottica del CNR Shandong University University of Alberta
On today's Photonics Hot List: a laser approach transforms tree leaves, gas analyzer tech monitors air pollution, and a spectroscopy system controls at room temps.
Universidade Federal de São Carlos - UFSCar FEA-RP / USP POSTECH / 포항공과대학교
On today's Photonics Hot List: LiDAR advances hurricane damage assessment, 3D holography possible with CGH and iPhone, and laser-based computer processing eyes the future. 🔽
Florida Atlantic University U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) The University of Tokyo / UTokyo
On today's Photonics Hot List: Laser microscopy helps restore historic art, an endoscope boosts visible to near-IR hyperspectral imaging, and hyperbolic mirrors enhance petawatt lasers. 🔽
東京理科大学/Tokyo University of Science Duke University RIKEN ULPGC
Here, Justine Murphy covers nonlinearity advances to boost visual computing, a mid-IR microscope that images deep into living bacteria, and a spectrometer that detects pollutants in real time. 🔽
California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA UCLA Samueli School of Engineering The University of Tokyo / UTokyo TU Graz
On this Photonics Hot List: cork proves effective for oil clean-up, synthetic goosebumps find practical apps, and a team creates a first-of-its-kind metafluid.👇
Central South University 中南大学 Huazhong University of Science and Technology Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
On today's Photonics Hot List: a new LiDAR system boosts airborne apps, an optic-involved setup eyes concrete structures, and laser-driven fusion could lead to cleaner energy sources.
University of Science and Technology of China Drexel University College of Engineering University of Rochester
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a camera setup makes the vine to wine process simpler, a spectroscopy-based system IDs gases and chemicals, and a phase imaging approach images in unstable, dark settings.
Gloria Ferrer Winery Bloomfield Robotics Technische Universität Wien Paul Scherrer Institute Uniwersytet Warszawski
On today's Photonics Hot List: a thermal camera enhances fitness monitoring, a Raman spectroscopy setup broadens apps, and nonmetallic quantum dots are an ecofriendly alternative. 🔽
Carnegie Mellon University Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Aligarh Muslim University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List: waterproof PV cells could be the future of wearables, an imaging setup distinguishes lipid subtypes, and a research team boosts photon upconversion efficiency.
RIKEN The University of Tokyo / UTokyo Huazhong University of Science and Technology（華中科技大學） Jacobs School of Engineering National University of Singapore Molecular Foundry
In case you missed it, we launched our own podcast 🎙️! Stay tuned for Episode 4 coming up April 2nd with Noel Goddard, CEO of Qunnect - but in the meantime, download and listen to our first few episodes via the Podbean link here, or on your favorite podcast app! 👉 https://followingthephotons.podbean.com
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a novel approach may advance next-gen electronics⚡, a microscopy setup boosts biological discoveries 🔬 , and a theoretical model promotes flying qubits. 🔽
Universität Konstanz Peking University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: microscopy records many neurons at once, compact chips turn light into microwaves, and a light-powered pacemaker revolutionizes treatment.
The Rockefeller University National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) The University of Chicago
On today's Photonics Hot List: an all-light network that scales environmental barriers, better blood sugar control via red light, and discovery of the surface signature of higher-order topological insulators. 🔽
Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications City, University of London University College London Physics Illinois
Thought leaders share the current and shifting conditions that will affect the photonics marketplace in this and the coming years—and offer ideas to contend with them. 🔽
Thought leaders share the current and shifting conditions that will affect the photonics marketplace in this and the coming years—and offer ideas to contend with them.
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a novel imaging system explores eye disease, a new metamaterial revolutionizes industrial applications, and nanocavities boost quantum nanophotonics. Watch now!
Indiana University School of Optometry Aalto University Bar-Ilan University ICFO – The Institute of Photonic Sciences
Here, Duma Optronics LTD. explains how upgrades to electronic autocollimators expand their usability in photonics applications. 👇
Upgrades to these sensitive measuring devices expand their usability in photonics applications.
Episode 2 of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast 🎙, hosted by Justine Murphy, is live and ready for download! In this episode, she talks with Gisele Bennett, the recently elected 2024 VP of Optica. 🎧 👇
Episode 2 of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast features Gisele Bennett, the recently elected 2024 Vice President of Optica.
Today's Photonics Hot List covers how NASA's latest Moon landing relies on photonics tech, a silicon photonic chip that advances AI computing, and how tellurite glass could be an effective semiconductor.
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Intuitive Machines Penn Engineering EPFL Tokyo Institute of Technology
A team of Bar-Ilan University and ICFO researchers create a new type of light confinement—and open the door to new quantum electrodynamics experiments.
A team of researchers in Israel and Spain create a new type of light confinement—and open the door to new quantum electrodynamics experiments.
Our latest Photonics Hot List covers a heart-on-chip that could transform medical research, a novel AFM device that dives deep into the nanoworld, and a quantum approach to light-matter interactions. 👇
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) University of Waterloo Macquarie University
A team of scientists from EPFL and Tokyo Institute of Technology has discovered a way to turn tellurite glass into a semiconductor material using a femtosecond laser.
Serendipity in the form of an active photoconductive material—a semiconductor phase embedded within glass—that generates a current reliably for months when exposed ultraviolet...
Our debut episode of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast is live! 🙌 Join Justine Murphy for her conversation with Alexis Vogt, PhD, Endowed Chair and Professor of Optics at Monroe Community College. 🎧
Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast is available for download from all podcast apps!
Our debut episode of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast features Alexis Vogt, Endowed Chair and Professor of Optics at Monroe Community College.
Today's Photonics Hot List covers a spiral-shaped lens that could transform ophthalmology, meta-optics set to advance thermal imaging, and a breathing soliton laser that prompts nonlinear discoveries.
Institut d'Optique Graduate School Université de Bordeaux CNRS Purdue University School of Electrical and Computer Engineering East China Normal University Aston University Université de Bourgogne
🎧 BIG NEWS! 🎧We're excited to launch a new podcast, Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast, on February 20th! Hosted by our own Justine Murphy, the podcast will provide valuable perspectives on the issues, technologies, and trends shaping the photonics community. Learn more below! 👇
On February 20th, we will launch Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast, bringing you another way to get insights and views on the latest in the optics and photonics industry...
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On this episode of Photonics Hot List: a chip sensor detects foodborne pathogens, a mesoscope boosts in vivo bioimaging, and a photonic topological insulator aids quantum research. 🔽 Edmund Optics Tsinghua University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: On-chip tech revolutionizes cell therapy, quantum inertial navigation could replace GPS, and edge computing gets a boost from imaging tech. 🔽 U.S. Naval Research Laboratory - NRL Tsinghua University
On today's Photonics Hot List: New filter tech boosts night vision, a new design aids UV meta-holograms, and thin-film membranes confine IR light. 🔽 The Australian National University POSTECH / 포항공과대학교 NC State University
On today's Photonics Hot List: Optics tech illuminates invisible pollution, optogenetics allows precise muscle control, and a team demos quantum tech via optical fiber. University of Birmingham University of Nottingham Addis Ababa University Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Harvard University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List: New sensors 3D-printed onto optical fiber tips, a fiber-optic gyroscope aids volcano monitoring, and tungsten trioxide nanodots boost smart tech. 🔽 Istituto Nazionale di Ottica del CNR Shandong University University of Alberta
On today's Photonics Hot List: a laser approach transforms tree leaves, gas analyzer tech monitors air pollution, and a spectroscopy system controls at room temps. Universidade Federal de São Carlos - UFSCar FEA-RP / USP POSTECH / 포항공과대학교
On today's Photonics Hot List: LiDAR advances hurricane damage assessment, 3D holography possible with CGH and iPhone, and laser-based computer processing eyes the future. 🔽 Florida Atlantic University U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) The University of Tokyo / UTokyo
On today's Photonics Hot List: Laser microscopy helps restore historic art, an endoscope boosts visible to near-IR hyperspectral imaging, and hyperbolic mirrors enhance petawatt lasers. 🔽 東京理科大学/Tokyo University of Science Duke University RIKEN ULPGC
Here, Justine Murphy covers nonlinearity advances to boost visual computing, a mid-IR microscope that images deep into living bacteria, and a spectrometer that detects pollutants in real time. 🔽 California NanoSystems Institute at UCLA UCLA Samueli School of Engineering The University of Tokyo / UTokyo TU Graz
On this Photonics Hot List: cork proves effective for oil clean-up, synthetic goosebumps find practical apps, and a team creates a first-of-its-kind metafluid.👇 Central South University 中南大学 Huazhong University of Science and Technology Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
On today's Photonics Hot List: a new LiDAR system boosts airborne apps, an optic-involved setup eyes concrete structures, and laser-driven fusion could lead to cleaner energy sources. University of Science and Technology of China Drexel University College of Engineering University of Rochester
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a camera setup makes the vine to wine process simpler, a spectroscopy-based system IDs gases and chemicals, and a phase imaging approach images in unstable, dark settings. Gloria Ferrer Winery Bloomfield Robotics Technische Universität Wien Paul Scherrer Institute Uniwersytet Warszawski
On today's Photonics Hot List: a thermal camera enhances fitness monitoring, a Raman spectroscopy setup broadens apps, and nonmetallic quantum dots are an ecofriendly alternative. 🔽 Carnegie Mellon University Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Aligarh Muslim University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List: waterproof PV cells could be the future of wearables, an imaging setup distinguishes lipid subtypes, and a research team boosts photon upconversion efficiency. RIKEN The University of Tokyo / UTokyo Huazhong University of Science and Technology（華中科技大學） Jacobs School of Engineering National University of Singapore Molecular Foundry
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a novel approach may advance next-gen electronics⚡, a microscopy setup boosts biological discoveries 🔬 , and a theoretical model promotes flying qubits. 🔽 Universität Konstanz Peking University
In this episode of Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: microscopy records many neurons at once, compact chips turn light into microwaves, and a light-powered pacemaker revolutionizes treatment. The Rockefeller University National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) The University of Chicago
On today's Photonics Hot List: an all-light network that scales environmental barriers, better blood sugar control via red light, and discovery of the surface signature of higher-order topological insulators. 🔽 Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications City, University of London University College London Physics Illinois
On today's Photonics Hot List with Justine Murphy: a novel imaging system explores eye disease, a new metamaterial revolutionizes industrial applications, and nanocavities boost quantum nanophotonics. Watch now! Indiana University School of Optometry Aalto University Bar-Ilan University ICFO – The Institute of Photonic Sciences
Today's Photonics Hot List covers how NASA's latest Moon landing relies on photonics tech, a silicon photonic chip that advances AI computing, and how tellurite glass could be an effective semiconductor. NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration Intuitive Machines Penn Engineering EPFL Tokyo Institute of Technology
Our latest Photonics Hot List covers a heart-on-chip that could transform medical research, a novel AFM device that dives deep into the nanoworld, and a quantum approach to light-matter interactions. 👇 National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) University of Waterloo Macquarie University
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