A new technique has been developed using “slow light” that enables simple detection and quantification of virus particles using a basic optical microscope and readily available antibody proteins.
By Ben Pilkington
19 May 2022
Infrared (IR) spectroscopy is the most widely used experimental material characterization and analysis technique. This article takes a closer look at the method and its importance within several industries.
By Ilamaran Sivarajah
19 May 2022
Researchers have confirmed the chemical inertness of PtSe2 surfaces to ambient gases (oxygen and water) and, as a result, the long-term durability of PtSe2-based devices using synchrotron-based surface-science methods.
By Laura Thomson
18 May 2022
For their distant detection, minimum invasion, tolerance to electromagnetic interferences, and excellent resolution, optical-based sensors provide appealing alternatives in temperature monitoring for biological diagnostics. This article will look at a recent study published in Light: Science & Applications.
By Laura Thomson
18 May 2022
A particle counter is an instrument that identifies and measures particles. There are three types of particle counters: liquid, aerosol, and solid. Monitoring the present environmental conditions requires the selection of the appropriate monitoring instrument.
By Akhlaqul Karomah
18 May 2022
Annealing procedures play an essential role in the fabrication of optical components. These heat treatments are being researched to improve the performance of optical components. This article looks at the annealing process, its various types, and its importance for optical components.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
17 May 2022
Here, we discuss optical spectroscopy in detecting cannabis, why it is essential, and how cannabis detection technology will likely develop.
By Sarah Moore
17 May 2022
Food science draws from – and contributes to – numerous sciences, technology disciplines, and industrial approaches. A relatively new field, food science matured alongside advanced microscopy methods such as atomic force and scanning electron microscopy. Microscope technology progress has led to a food science revolution in the last few decades.
By Ben Pilkington
17 May 2022
The mass spectrometry techniques used to analyze cannabinoid profiles and concentrations are often hyphenated methods such as liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS).
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
16 May 2022
As one of the most versatile materials, graphene continues to advance in several fields, from medicine and drug delivery systems to biosensors and ocular applications. This highly regarded nanomaterial has become notorious for its remarkable physicochemical properties. With novel traction in optics over recent years, this area requires an overview in the form of graphene lenses.
By Marzia Khan
16 May 2022