February 2013 Issue
Feature Articles
Artificial Photosynthesis: Saving Solar Energy for a Rainy Day
In an effort to keep up with the world’s growing energy needs, researchers consider a production method that is billions of years old—photosynthesis. Artificial photosynthesis could provide us with a way to capture the sun’s energy and store it for later use.
by Lynn SavageHigh-Color Definition Lighting with Broadband LEDs
With crisper color and more nuanced shading, broadband color and full-spectrum white LEDs are helping to extend the applications of solid-state lighting—into photography, material inspection, art and shop displays, and even Hollywood movies.
by Faiz RahmanMeet OSA’s 2013 Fellows
OSA is pleased to announce the 2013 class of Fellows, a distinction awarded to OSA members who have made significant contributions to the advancement of optics and photonics. From among the 149 candidates, 72 were selected for this honor and confirmed by the Board of Directors at its meeting in October 2012.
by Kari Apter and Belinda AcreDepartments and Columns
Scatterings
Headliners, policy news and industry updates.
Optics and Turkey’s Scientific Revival
Optics and photonics are playing a brilliant role in Turkey’s scientific boom.
Broadband Boss
Caio Bonilha draws from decades of experience in the global telecom industry.
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