This article looks at a journal paper titled 'Re-shapeable double-hump Bragg-spectrum using a partial-width entrenched-core waveguide' published in OSA Continuum.
By Laura Thomson
25 Jan 2022
Optical imaging methods are some of the most straightforward when designing compact, handheld imaging devices, and are widely used for the diagnosis of tumors and therapeutic monitoring.3
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
21 Jan 2022
Optical telescopes concentrate light in the visible spectrum so that astronomers can look at objects millions of light-years away. This article looks at how optical telescopes work and their development over time.
By Ben Pilkington
20 Jan 2022
Dark-field microscopy has been used since the early 20th century to observe living, unstained cells and microorganisms. Specimens are brightly lit against a dark background to provide the contrast needed to study samples in solutions or natural aquatic environments such as pond water. This article looks at what dark-field microscopy is and its applications.
By Ben Pilkington
20 Jan 2022
Xiaolun Zeng of Iridian Spectral Technologies discusses advances in telecom filters, emphasizing custom solutions for optical communication systems.
Three-dimensional (3D) display technologies are an exciting prospect for truly immersive visual experiences. While the world around us is 3D, nearly all our commonly used display technologies are two-dimensional and do not render any depth information. This article looks at the future of 3D displays and holographic televisions.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
19 Jan 2022
This article looks at how phase-contrast microscopy words and its applications.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
19 Jan 2022
This article looks at laser noise and how researchers are developing solutions to this using machine learning techniques.
By Rebecca Ingle, Ph.D
18 Jan 2022
Research from keen scientists worldwide has contributed to the development of fluorescence technology and has helped to establish it as a reliable and dependable tool across various industries. This article looks at what fluorescence microscopy is and its applications across several important industries.
By Sarah Moore
18 Jan 2022
This article looks at Furieri, T. et al.'s research paper which analyzes a method to achieve anisoplanatic aberrations in a small optical module that can identify and correct aberrations.
By Laura Thomson
17 Jan 2022