A new study combining spectroscopic and microscopic analysis has confirmed the constituents and age of a Roman Mosaic Glass Tesserae found in the Morbio Inferiore municipality in the Canton Ticino region in Switzerland.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
13 Mar 2023
In a new feature, AZoOptics talks with Dr. Quentin Meyer and Dr. Ying Da Wang about their novel technology that allows for superior imaging of hydrogen fuel cells.
By Skyla Baily
10 Mar 2023
To celebrate International Women's Day this year on AZoOptics across its different themes, we spoke with three leading researchers about their work in the domain of optics and photonics and their advice for women starting out in their field.
By Skyla Baily
8 Mar 2023
A new theoretical study suggests building an optical neural network architecture for deep learning using the concept of a temporal synthetic dimension.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
7 Mar 2023
Nonlinear optics is the branch of optics that studies the properties and the interaction of light in a medium where the polarization density interacts nonlinearly with the electric field of light.
Semiconductor lasers are generated via radiative recombination of charge carrier pairs in semiconductors. They are more efficient, cost-effective, and require less power than conventional laser systems, making them a popular choice in the manufacturing, medicine, and energy sectors.
Photoacoustic spectroscopy measures the effect of electromagnetic radiation on an analyte sample through acoustic detection.
By Bhavna Kaveti
27 Feb 2023
The first chip-scale titanium-doped sapphire laser has been developed by a research team at Yale University.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
24 Feb 2023
Photoacoustic imaging has revolutionized life sciences by providing high-speed imaging at cellular and subcellular level resolution and, therefore, has become an indispensable non-invasive tool for biomedical research.
Spanish photonics pioneer iPronics Programmable Photonics is making photonic computing and telecommunications applications commercially viable with the world’s first reprogrammable general purpose photonics integrated circuit (PIC).