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Frank C. De Lucia
Rapid advances across a broad range of technologies are allowing the submillimeter wave spectral region to fulfill its potential. Astronomy, atmospheric science and fundamental laboratory research are among the areas in which use of the submillimeter is expanding.
Michael T. Gale
Replication technology has moved into the submicrometer world thanks to recent advances in materials and processes. New commercial applications of diffractive optics and micro-optics have emerged as a result.
Habib Hamam
A multimedia teaching aid based on animated Java applets can help users visualize the behavior of complex optical systems.
Brian W. Pogue and Tayyaba Hasan
For phototherapy and photodiagnosis to be successful, optical agents, delivery technologies and methods of analysis must be carefully matched to the pathophysiology of the disease being targeted.
Kim Douglass
Justin Blows, Justin Elsey, Geoffrey Genn, John Ingram, Philip Hambley, Ross McKerracher and Lionel Rajesekera
John N. Howard
Dean Faklis
Temel Bilici
A “Laser for Sound” from a Levitated Nanoparticle
Quantum Nano-Photonics
Optical Clock Passes a Crucial Accuracy Test