In this episode: A new microscope makes brighter and sharper images, the latest photonics business headlines, and an on-chip electronic-photonic-quantum system.
Key Takeaways: The 50X long working distance microscope objective lens offers high magnification for clear visualization in biomedical and precision testing applications. ...
Discover how Dr. Chanda’s groundbreaking approach to uncooled, tunable infrared detection using graphene could revolutionize everything from night vision to space exploration....
Unlock expert insights into laser welding for Li-ion battery modules! Join our webinar to explore critical techniques, from pulse shaping to intermetallic control with WonderBOARD...
Photon PRO laser diode modules feature an IP67 stainless steel threaded housing, near-end-of-life monitoring, and are waterproof and dustproof for use in harsh environments.
Laser welding techniques with intermetallic bond control and advanced monitoring systems improve the strength, safety, and reliability of cylindrical Li-ion battery module interconnects...
Stamp-sized microcavity devices filled with triplet acceptor molecules have been used for the first time to prevent fast radiative emission of Dicke quantum batteries, while retaining...
Simulations via advanced computational modeling recreate vacuum four-wave mixing—a quirky quantum phenomenon—and now this “solver” is poised to unleash new physics at extremely...
Episode 59 of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast features Matthew E. L. Jungwirth, manager of technical content & scientific publishing at SPIE.
Photonics enables qubit platforms to function and scale toward practical machines—and demand for specialized lasers will grow as quantum computing scales.
For the photonics community, quantum networking is an opportunity to provide the critical infrastructure that transforms quantum computing into a world-changing technology.
Advances in direct electron detectors, cryo-preparation techniques, and image processing software are dramatically enhancing the resolution and versatility of cryo-electron microscopy...