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New Twist in the Graphene Story:

Berkeley Lab Researchers Discover a Tiny Twist in Bilayer Graphene That May Solve a Mystery

Researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have discove…

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NIST Ytterbium Atomic Clocks Set Record for Stability

NIST physicists report in the Aug. 22 issue of Science Express that the ytterbium clocks' tick is more stable than any o…

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‘Groovy’ hologram creates strange state of light at visible and invisible wavelengths

Nanostructured device controls the intensity, phase, and polarization of light for wide applications in optics

This is the first time a single, simple device has been designed to control these three major properties of light at onc…

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Nexview™ 3D Imaging and Surface Metrology System with high precision, flexibility and speed introduced by Zygo

“One tool for all surfaces, without compromise.”™

The Nexview profiler is optimized for noncontact surface metrology of an extensive variety of samples and surfaces from…

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PG&O® Provides Littrow Prisms for Laser Cavities & Other Optical Systems

Coated Littrow prisms feature an anti-reflective coating on the surface opposite the 60-degree angle to provide a consta…

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A new light wave

Assis­tant pro­fessor Yongmin Liu and col­lab­o­ra­tors at Penn State and MIT have devel­oped the world’s first recon­fi…

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Quantum teleportation: Transfer of flying quantum bits at the touch of a button

Hybrid technology makes possible highly reliable transmission of photonic qubits

By means of the quantum-mechanical entanglement of spatially separated light fields, researchers in Tokyo and Mainz have…

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Researchers Use Attractive Light to Demonstrate Capability of ‘Tractor Beams’

A team of researchers from the University of Central Florida and the National University of Singapore have shown that it…

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Researchers Optically Levitate a Glowing, Nanoscale Diamond

Researchers at the University of Rochester have measured for the first time light emitted by photoluminescence from a na…

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Researchers Slow Light to a Crawl in Liquid Crystal Matrix

New technique could find uses in highly sensitive interferometers and other measuring devices

The new approach uses a liquid crystal matrix, which uses little power, does not require an external electrical field an…

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New RFID lens provides LensLine sensor system with improved condition monitoring capabilities

TRUMPF’s new RFID lens increases the measurement accuracy of the LensLine sensor system, which now offers enhanced condition monitoring functions and is even more operator-friendly than before.

Greater accuracy, process reliability and user-friendliness – TRUMPF has enhanced its LensLine sensor system by combinin…

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Replaceable Slit Spectrometers Offer Applications Versatility

Field-replaceable slits add flexibility to Ocean Optics spectrometers

Precision laser-cut slit and aperture assemblies from Ocean Optics add flexibility to the company’s QE65 Pro, Jaz, and T…

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Quantum communication controlled by resonance in ‘artificial atoms’

Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute, together with colleagues in the US and Australia, have developed a method to co…

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Researchers at the University of Stuttgart measure for the first time near-fields of three-dimensional optical nanoantennas.

Their method gives new insight into light-matter coupling at the nanoscale and allows precise measurement of enhanced op…

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Caffeine “Traffic Light”: Do you want to know how much caffeine is in your drink?

A team of researchers developed a fluorescent caffeine detector and a detection kit that lights up like a traffic light…

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What’s the Matter? Q-Glasses Could Be a New Class of Solids

There may be more kinds of stuff than we thought. A team of researchers has reported possible evidence for a new categor…

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JILA researchers discover atomic clock can simulate quantum magnetism

Researchers at JILA have for the first time used an atomic clock as a quantum simulator, mimicking the behavior of a dif…

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Caltech Team Produces Squeezed Light Using a Silicon Micromechanical System

The group has engineered a miniature silicon system that produces a type of light that is quieter at certain frequencies…

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Making a Mini Mona Lisa

Nanotechnique creates image 30 microns in width

Researchers have painted the Mona Lisa on a substrate surface approximately 30 microns in width – or one-third the width…

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Bringing light to a halt

Physicists at the technical university freeze motion of light for a minute

Physicists in Darmstadt have been able to stop something that has the greatest possible speed and that never really stop…

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