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UK Expert Laser Lines Showcases New Advances in Laser Marking with the Datalogic Arex 400 Range

Laser Lines, the UK’s leading supplier of industrial & scientific lasers, accessories and 3D printers, today announces the Datalogic Arex 400 range of fibre laser marking systems, suitable for users in advanced manufacturing.

From Laser Lines Ltd 14 Jun 2019

Now in Series Production: The Award-Winning Basler dart BCON for MIPI Development Kit with Qualcomm Technologies SoC

The camera manufacturer Basler expands its portfolio with camera modules and a development kit with BCON for MIPI interface.

From Basler AG 14 Jun 2019

EyeVision – the MIPI Software for Embedded Vision Solutions

MIPI CSI-2 is already a very important interface for mobile devices such as smart phones or tablets. But what role does MIPI play in Embedded Vision?

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 14 Jun 2019

Researchers Realize Crucial Milestone for Compact Particle Accelerators

Researchers from DESY and the University of Hamburg have accomplished a crucial milestone in the hunt for a new type of compact particle accelerator.

By Megan Davies 14 Jun 2019

Optoelectronic Integration Paves Way for Next-Generation Integrated Circuits

Optoelectronic integration provides a potential approach to gain the benefits of both electrons and photons at the same time when they act as information carriers, including high-speed information processing and high-density communication, opening the door for next-generation integrated circuits (ICs).

By Sabina Ali 14 Jun 2019

Cycle GmbH – A DESY Spin-Off - is an Innovation Award Finalist at Laser - World of Photonics 2019

The disruptive femtosecond laser SOPRANO of Cycle GmbH was named one of three finalists in the category “Biophotonics and Medical Engineering”. It is designed for the emerging deep‐tissue imaging technique called 3‐Photon‐Microscopy.

From Cycle GmbH 14 Jun 2019

Frontiers of State of the Art Precision Molecular Spectroscopy

The mid-infrared wavelength region is attractive and important for fundamental physics as well as applications such as atmosphere chemistry due to the existence of so-called "molecular fingerprints" that are inherent and strong absorption lines for individual molecules.

By Sabina Ali 14 Jun 2019

Researchers Invent a New Method for Producing Intense X- and Gamma-Rays Based on Nonlinear Compton Scattering

An innovative technique has been developed by an international group of scientists, including researchers from Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), for producing powerful X- and gamma-ray radiation predicted on Nonlinear Compton Scattering.

By Sabina Ali 14 Jun 2019

Laser Catapulting Technology Helps Create Customized Miniaturized Lenses for Cameras, Solar Cells, and Microscopes

Microlenses are used by an increasing number of applications, including smartphone cameras, because these products help in improving their performance.

13 Jun 2019

MKS Announces Ophir® FluxGage™ System for Fast, Reliable Measurement of LED Luminaires with Low Total Luminous Flux

MKS Instruments, Inc. (NASDAQ: MKSI), a global provider of technologies that enable advanced processes and improve productivity, has announced the Ophir® FluxGage™ FG600/100LM-HR, the newest member of the FluxGage family of compact measurement systems for LED luminaires.

From MKS Instruments, Inc. 12 Jun 2019

Machine Learning Detects Scratches on Metal Surfaces

With the new Machine Learning Tool by EVT even scratches on metal surfaces can be detected.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 11 Jun 2019

Researchers Discover a New Type of Optical Singularity that can be Applied to Nonlinear Optics

Generally, humans learn to tie their shoelaces when they are approximately six years old, making ribbon-like knots, or perhaps, more complex ones, if they are a bit clumsy. Knots are used on a daily basis, but the types of knots that are normally used are related to physical objects, that is, things that can be touched.

11 Jun 2019

Novel Optical Frequency Combs Used to Measure Biological Signatures

Scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and collaborators have shown a compact frequency-comb apparatus that quickly measures the whole infrared band of light to identify chemical, biological, and physical properties of matter.

10 Jun 2019