Sarah Moore

Bosch Smartglasses Employ Eyeball Lasers

Bosch has designed smartglasses that work by directly project images onto your retina with laser arrays.

The Benefits of Using Infrared Spectroscopy for Food Quality Analysis

There is a growing importance of food analysis techniques. As public concern rises and the attention given to proper food safety evaluation increases, companies in the food industry are seeking rapid, robust and reliable testing methods.

Non-contact Laser Ultrasound Enables Diagnosis at a Distance

Waterproof Perovskite Lasers Can Probe Inside Cells

Researchers have developed waterproof lasers, overcoming the main limitations of perovskite lasers.

Using UAVs to Collect Optical Color Images: Why is it Important?

Obtaining optical color images of areas or landmarks of interest is the most common use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Detecting Gases with Optical Gas Sensor Technologies

Sensors have been developed to detect gas so that workers and civilians can be kept safe from leakages and potential explosions.

Atomic Force Microscopes and their Role in Nanoscale Tribology

The study of tribology investigates the science and engineering of interacting surfaces in relative motion. The field draws in expertise across disciplines to determine and apply the principles of friction, lubrication, and wear. This article discusses how atomic force microscopes play a role in nanoscale tribology.

How Optics Can be Used to Concentrate Solar Energy

Studies have shown that fiber optics can be used in order to achieve a concentration of solar energy. Light can be transmitted through the optical fibers and concentrated in a useful and efficient way of handling solar energy.

Raman Spectroscopy Guidance System Can Help Brain Biopsies

A Canadian team has developed a breakthrough in brain biopsy techniques with their Raman spectroscopy probe that enables surgeons to inspect brain tissue at the tip of the biopsy needle before they remove it.

Raman Spectroscopy and its Role in Medical Diagnosis

Due to its noninvasive nature, Raman Spectroscopy has found its role in aiding diagnosis by investigating living tissue.