Rewritable Holographic 3D Displays
Researchers at the University of Arizona’s College of Optical Sciences and Nitto Denko Technical Corp. have created a rewriteable holographic display that may one day enable 3D holographic film.
N. Peyghambarian, Savas Tay, Pierre-Alexandre Blanche, Robert Norwood and Michiharu Yamamoto

Scatterings
Supercharging microscope resolution; the next step toward quantum computers; two-dimensional colloidal crystals.
Yvonne Carts-Powell
Guiding Light with
Long-Range Plasmons
Long-range surface plasmons are characterized by unique electromagnetic properties that could reshape our vision of integrated optical circuits and other chip-scale photonic applications.
Aloyse Degiron, Pierre Berini and David R. Smith
Photoacoustic Tomography
and Microscopy
By converting light waves into sound, researchers have developed a high-resolution biological imaging technique that allows them to see living tissue at new depths.
Lihong V. Wang
Phase-Shifting Digital Holography
Digital holography generally offers more flexibility than conventional holographic interferometry and speckle interferometry because of its simple setup and easy accessibility for 3D surfaces.
Ichirou Yamaguchi