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Integrated Photonics: As Biosensors Shrink, Their Potential Grows; Photonics Reshapes the Future of Computing (2/7/2024)

Integrated Photonics: As Biosensors Shrink, Their Potential Grows; Photonics Reshapes the Future of Computing

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As Biosensors Shrink, Their Potential Applications Grow

Early in his career, Benjamin Miller was focused on drug discovery and strategies for studying how potential medicines bind to their target proteins. There was only one problem: “All of the technology that was available for doing that was terrible,” said Miller, a biochemist and engineer at the University of Rochester. “So, we decided to start working to fix the problem.” Read Article

Photonics Reshapes the Future of Computing

Moore’s law has been challenged many times during the past sixty years, but semiconductor engineers always found new tricks to continue doubling the density of transistors on a chip. In the meantime, the cost to do so has skyrocketed. Today, chip makers create structures on silicon chips that are as thin as a few atoms. It will not be long before physics prevents these structures from getting any smaller. Read Article

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