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Photonics Spectra Weekly Newsletter

Weekly newsletter highlighting breaking news, technology developments and product releases in the photonics industry. Coverage includes lasers, optics, imaging, sensors and detectors, test and measurement, fiber optics, light sources, spectroscopy, microscopy, materials, chemicals and coatings.

Photonics.com Weekly: Lens-Free 3-D Microscope Sharp Enough for Pathology

Photonics.com Weekly: Laser Creates Graphene Electronics from Polymer

Photonics.com Weekly: Capturing 100 Billion Frames Per Second

Photonics.com Weekly: Blu-ray Disc Pattern ‘Nearly Optimized’ for Solar Absorption

Photonics.com Weekly: Algorithm Speeds Lidar Assessment of Landslide Risk

Photonics.com Weekly: Silicon Variant Optimized for Solar Absorption

Photonics.com Weekly: Photoacoustics Exposes Arterial Plaques

Photonics.com Weekly: Strong Photon-Photon Interaction Created in Fiber

Photonics.com Weekly: Video Captures Laser Pulses at ‘1 Billion FPS’

Photonics.com Weekly: Magnetic Mirror Reflects Light in New Ways

Photonics.com Weekly: FRET Offers Real-Time Look at HIV Infection Process

Photonics.com Weekly: 3-D Imaging Platform Studies Cells in Action

Photonics.com Weekly: Spectroscopy Tests for Best Organic Photovoltaics

Photonics.com Weekly: Fluorescence Technique Probes Muscular Dystrophy

Photonics.com Weekly: Photons Act Like Liquid, Crystal in Experiment

Photonics.com Weekly: Polymers Bring Future Solar Cells

Photonics.com Weekly: Laser Pulses (Briefly) Turn Glass into Metal

Photonics.com Weekly: Spectroscopy Tests for Best Organic Photovoltaics

Photonics.com Weekly: Metasurface Switches Polarization More Efficiently

Photonics.com Weekly: Transparency Allows Better Diagnostic Imaging

Photonics.com Weekly: Light Pulses Control Graphene Behavior

Photonics.com Weekly: Enhanced CARS Enables High-Speed Imaging of Tissues

Photonics.com Weekly: Nanopixels Drive Flexible, Extremely Hi-Res Displays

Photonics.com Weekly: Nanopixels Drive Flexible, Extremely Hi-Res Displays

Photonics.com Weekly: Molecular Movies Enhance Bioimaging, Health Research

Photonics.com Weekly: Noninvasive Brain Control Possible with New Light-Sensitive Protein

Photonics.com Weekly: Light-manipulating Nanobarrel Traps Molecules

Photonics.com Weekly: Biometric Watches Noninvasively Monitor Vital Signs

Photonics.com Weekly: Optical Invisibility Cloak Ideal for Diffusive Media

Photonics.com Weekly: Laser Scanning Lends Credence to Brain Circuitry Theory

Photonics.com Weekly: New Detector Harnesses THz Light Efficiently

Photonics.com Weekly: Neuronal Imaging System Shows Bigger 3-D Picture

Photonics.com Weekly: Researchers Probe Graphene Alternatives with SHG

Photonics.com Weekly: Fluorescent Hybrid Changes Color with Polarization

Photonics.com Weekly: LED System Simulates Sunlight Indoors

Photonics.com Weekly: Mid-IR Lens Incorporates Waste Sulfur

Photonics.com Weekly: Whispering-Gallery Device Could Improve Computing

Photonics.com Weekly: Tiny Crystals Could Oust Traditional Solar Absorbers

Photonics.com Weekly: New System Pushes Better Light Control

Photonics.com Weekly: Switching an Antibiotic On and Off with Light

Photonics.com Weekly: Small 2-D Material Has Big Potential

Photonics.com Weekly: Brain Mapping Seeks New Paths

Photonics.com Weekly: New Technique Visualizes Live Cells

Photonics.com Weekly: Electro-Optical Device Makes Info Exchange More Efficient

Photonics.com Weekly: Laser Sensor Speeds Up Salmonella Detection

Photonics.com Weekly: NASA Laser Tracks Changes in Polar Regions

Photonics.com Weekly: New Laser Could Diagnose Disease Through Breath

Photonics.com Weekly: Diamond-Silk Hybrid Enhances Cell Study

Photonics.com Weekly: MIT Device Harvests Solar Energy

Photonics.com Weekly: Light-activated Glue Heals Hearts

Photonics.com Weekly: Silicon Imager Provides a Broad IR Response

Photonics.com Weekly: Laser Communication Capabilities Confirmed in Space