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Laser-Based System Allows Real-Time Imaging of Hidden Objects Around Corners

Scientists have successfully developed a novel laser-based system by harnessing the power of a new kind of artificial intelligence called deep learning. The new laser-based system can allow real-time imaging of hidden objects around corners.

17 Jan 2020

Optical Solitons in Lasers Help Study Naturally Occurring Supramolecules

In association with a research team, Curtis Menyuk, a professor of computer science and electrical engineering at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) has performed a new study to gain an understanding of naturally occurring molecular systems through optical solitons in lasers.

13 Jan 2020

Blue Light Laser Technology Enhances Underwater Object Detection

EU scientists have made a discovery that could completely revamp underwater imaging, communication, and range finding techniques across the global maritime industry. The findings which came out of the €1 million KET...

8 Jan 2020

New Optical Method to Create Robust Second-Order Nonlinear Effects in Materials

A new all-optical method has been demonstrated by researchers, producing strong second-order nonlinear effects in materials that do not support them usually.

7 Jan 2020

Novel Laser Technology to Analyze Molecular Makeup of Biological Samples

At the Laboratory for Attosecond Physics, researchers have created an exclusive laser technology for analyzing the molecular makeup of biological samples. The technology has the ability to detect even slight changes in the chemical composition of organic systems.

2 Jan 2020

New Optical Metasurface with Controllable Ultrafast Time-Varying Properties

Propagation of light is generally reciprocal, which means the path of light moving in one direction is the same as the path of light traveling in the opposite direction.

23 Dec 2019

Optical Filters for Flow Cytometry

Flow cytometry allows scientists to measure physical and chemical characteristics of a particular sample of cells. Typically a sample of cells is suspended in a solution which is then introduced into the flow cytometer. These cells subsequently are set to flow individually through the instrument and into the path of an incident laser.

From Laser Components (UK) Ltd. 20 Dec 2019