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Edwin Cartlidge | 21 April 2021
New technique could lead to mass production of miniature frequency combs using standard CMOS-based fabrication methods. read more
Hannah Greenwood | 20 April 2021
A researcher with the Italian National Research Council talks about getting out of your comfort zone. read more
Patricia Daukantas | 15 April 2021
A single-photon lidar system uses a new noise-suppression technique to take 3D images of objects 200 km away. read more
Constantin Simovski and Sergei Tretyakov | 15 April 2021 | Review by Christian Brosseau
A lecture-based book for anyone interested in light–matter interaction at the nanoscale. read more
Meeri Kim | 14 April 2021
An all-optical, nondestructive imaging technique to investigate mother-of-pearl and other layered biomaterials could unlock insights about climate history. read more
Molly Moser | 09 April 2021
An optical frequency comb that simultaneously detects methane, ammonia, carbon dioxide and water vapor in an agricultural setting could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. read more
William G. Schulz | 08 April 2021
Far-field observing with multimode fiber holographic endoscopes could aid animal studies and clinical diagnostics. read more
Kitsakorn Locharoenrat | 08 April 2021 | Review by Reva Garg
A helpful resource for students and researchers on linear and nonlinear optical properties of materials. read more
Edwin Cartlidge | 07 April 2021
Using a custom-built laser, a team manipulated the motion of antimatter, which could yield much more precise antihydrogen spectroscopy. read more
Hannah Greenwood | 06 April 2021
A physics professor at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur talks about gaining the courage to tackle more challenging research problems. read more