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High-Resolution Imaging Approach Captures Detailed Images of Dynamic Processes for Medical Diagnostics

Scientists have formulated a unique high-resolution imaging technique that can capture mid-infrared spectral images of dynamic processes or fast events that occur on the order of milliseconds.

24 May 2019

Low-Cost, Easy Way to Make Custom Lenses

Scientists at Washington State University and Ohio State University have created a cost-effective and simple method to create custom lenses that could help manufacturers avoid the expensive molds needed for optical manufacturing.

21 May 2019

East/West Manufacturing Enterprises Purchases New X-Ray System

East/West Manufacturing Enterprises, one of the industry’s leading full-service EMS companies, announces the addition of the Glenbrook JewelBox 70T X-Ray system to its shop floor.

From East/West Manufacturing Enterprises 18 May 2019

EVT at the Control 2019

The EyeVision software offers many new and already well known features.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 6 May 2019

optical control to Exhibit in Two Booths at JPCA Tokyo

optical control GmbH & Co. KG is pleased to announce that it will exhibit at JPCA Tokyo, scheduled to take place June 5-7, 2019 at the Tokyo Big Site.

6 May 2019

Inexpensive, Robust 3D-Printed Microscope Designed for Disease Diagnostics in Developing Countries

3D printing has been used by researchers to build a low-cost and portable high-resolution microscope that is small and adequately strong for use both in the field and at the bedside.

30 Apr 2019

New Development in Light Field Technology Could Pave the Way Toward 3D Optical Biopsies

Scientists have demonstrated that prevalent optical fiber technology could be employed to create microscopic 3D images of tissue within the body, opening the door toward 3D optical biopsies.

29 Apr 2019

DOE Releases Study on Handheld Flicker Meters

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has released the findings of a new study on handheld flicker meters.

From Gigahertz-Optik Inc 26 Apr 2019

New Photoacoustic Endoscopy Could Lead to Targeted Treatments for Crohn’s Disease

A newly built endoscope could offer doctors an improved view of intestinal variations caused by Crohn’s disease.

25 Apr 2019

Researchers Develop New Compound for Studying Bacterial Communication and its Effect on Different Genetic Pathways

A research team at the University of Groningen has successfully incorporated a molecule—utilized by bacteria for quorum sensing—with a light-controlled switch.

16 Apr 2019