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Claus Roll | 02 March 2021
The second article in a series looks at optics and photonics funding through Germany’s premier independently run, government-funded supporter of research. read more
William G. Schulz | 26 February 2021
Researchers use carbon nanotubes and laser patterning to create bendable, freestanding 2D camera arrays. read more
Molly Moser | 25 February 2021
Stakeholders discussed the importance of investment in optics and photonics to the U.S. economy, security and innovation ecosystem. read more
Edwin Cartlidge | 24 February 2021
By combining two existing techniques, scientists show how chemical reactions could be traced in time and space. read more
Claus Roll | 19 February 2021
In the first in a series of articles, one of OSA’s European research directors digs into the government research-funding picture for the continent’s largest economy. read more
Meeri Kim | 18 February 2021
A large-area plasmonic nanogap structure paves the way for faster, more efficient free-space optical communication. read more
Patricia Daukantas | 17 February 2021
Upgrades to the VLT’s mid-infrared camera enabled astronomers to spot a possible planet in Alpha Centauri’s habitable zone. read more
Molly Moser | 12 February 2021
OCT imaging could provide the subsurface characterization needed to spot sophisticated counterfeit identification documents. read more
William G. Schulz | 11 February 2021
Optical diffractive networks, trained with deep learning, enable direct engineering and control of terahertz waveforms. read more
Edwin Cartlidge | 10 February 2021
Conducting surface states and insulating bulk could be distinguished via response to polarization. read more