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Photonics.com Weekly: Spectral Coverage (10/1/2015)

Photonics.com Weekly: Spectral Coverage

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Thursday, October 1, 2015

Broadband Laser Aimed at Cancer Detection

Covering a wide swath of the mid-infrared, a new system offers greater spectral sensitivity.

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Trumpf Subsidiary, Braun Institute Seek Greater Laser Diode Efficiency
"We're attempting to look 10 years ahead here, and to lay the foundations for future applications," said Dr. Berthold Schmidt, head of Trumpf's central R&D department.

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Rudolph Technologies Acquires Wafer-Inspection Technology
The technology enables identification of residue-related defects, which can have a significant impact on interconnect quality but are not visible with current inspection techniques.

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Fiber Sensors Improve Robot Touch Sensitivity

Fiber optic sensors could give robots the sensitivity needed to handle delicate objects and work safely alongside humans.

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Following Bankruptcy Application, Alphaform to be Acquired by Proto Labs
Proto Labs said the move will expand its additive manufacturing capabilities in Europe by adding selective laser sintering, direct metal laser sintering and additional stereolithography processes to its business.

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Tissue Scaffolding Made from Laser-Patterned Silk
Hydrogels made of silk protein have emerged as a promising platform for tissue engineering thanks to their transparency, which allows laser patterning deep below the material's surface.

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Optical Memory Chip Uses Phase-Change Material
The first demonstration of a stable nanoscale optical memory chip could allow storage and retrieval of data without the latency inherent in electronic systems.

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'Rectenna' Works at Optical Frequencies

Rectennas that function at wavelengths of more than 10 µm have been demonstrated as early as the 1960s, but comparatively shorter wavelengths have made it impossible to translate the technology to visible light until now.

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Detector Seeks Better LED Photometry Results
A photometric device could improve the relative uncertainty in measuring the luminous efficacy of LEDs from approximately 5 percent today to 1 percent in the future.

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Industry Events

Neuroscience 2015 - Oct. 17-21 · Chicago

Events will include lectures by world-renowned scientists; more than 600 exhibitors showcasing new tools, technologies and publishing opportunities; and dozens of professional development, advocacy and networking events.
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