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Patricia Daukantas | 22 March 2019
A finger-mounted elastographic probe could enhance a surgeon’s ability to assess biological tissue by touch—potentially improving cancer removal surgery. read more
Stewart Wills | 21 March 2019
A researcher at the the Technical University of Munich speaks about the role that imitation learning and human guidance play in the roboticist's toolkit. read more
Molly Moser | 21 March 2019
An ESO physicist offers insights into what laser guide stars and adaptive optics have accomplished so far—and what is yet to come. read more
Stewart Wills | 20 March 2019
Steers particles hydrodynamically, via tiny, light-driven rotors under computer control, could assist in manipulating some delicate biological specimens. read more
Stewart Wills | 14 March 2019
Control and manipulation of single radio-frequency photons could allow quantum-level sensitivity in MRI, radio astronomy and other systems. read more
Sarah Michaud | 13 March 2019
Collaboration leads to a new method for high-speed 3-D imaging of neuronal activity in freely moving fruit-fly larvae. read more
Stewart Wills | 11 March 2019
Plasmonic metasurface harnesses solar energy to drive off moisture that fogs up goggles, glasses and windshields. read more
Molly Moser | 07 March 2019
A previously unexplained form of structural color could be harnessed for color-changing applications such as cosmetics, sensors and adaptive camouflage. read more
Patricia Daukantas | 06 March 2019
An aerogel film combined with a phase-change material can make a hot object invisible in infrared images. read more
Stewart Wills | 04 March 2019
Ultra-stable optical bench can test laser technology for next-gen, space-based gravitational-wave interferometry to picometer precision. read more