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Sarah Michaud | 08 May 2019
A photo-electrochemical device, combined with a solar concentrator, could lead to cheaper, more efficient production of solar-irradiation-derived hydrogen fuel. read more
Stewart Wills | 08 May 2019
OPN talks with OSA Senior Industry Adviser Tom Hausken, who looked at optics and photonics market trends in an industry-focus event at CLEO 2019. read more
Stewart Wills | 07 May 2019
Tuesday morning speakers covered applications ranging from cancer treatment to self-driving vehicles. read more
In a kickoff plenary talk at the CLEO Conference, OSA Fellow Chris Xu showed how 3-photon imaging is allowing unprecedented views of activity in the brain. read more
A CLEO workshop explored the long road ahead in the quest for universal, fault-tolerant quantum computers—and what they might be good for if and when they come about. read more
Patricia Daukantas | 01 May 2019
Australian team uses computational light field imaging through multimode fiber, potentially deepening the views available from clinical endoscopes. read more
Stewart Wills | 29 April 2019
Danish–German research team believes that coupled-waveguide architecture could help enable practical quantum photonic logic gates for multi-qubit quantum computing. read more
Stewart Wills | 25 April 2019
The active ingredient in a strong cup of coffee can rev up the efficiency and staying power of some next-gen photovoltaics. read more
Sarah Michaud | 24 April 2019
Researchers create photoresponsive molecules that can be used to externally control how bacteria react to their environment and regulate gene expression. read more
Stewart Wills | 22 April 2019
Approach offered by U.C. Berkeley could allow better scaling of fast, energy-saving optical “traffic cops” for data centers. read more