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NASA Awards UD Professor with Research Time on Hubble Space Telescope

University of Delaware astronomy professor Judi Provencal has won research time on the Hubble Space Telescope from NASA.

26 Jun 2012

McElhanney Acquires Two Cameras from Leica Geosystems

Leica Geosystems has declared that Canada-based McElhanney Consulting Services has procured a Leica RCD30 digital camera and another Leica ALS70-HP airborne laser scanner.

26 Jun 2012

Navitar Inc. Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary

Navitar, Inc., a leading manufacturer of precision optics and imaging system components, celebrates its fortieth anniversary this year. Founded by David Goldstein in 1972, Navitar has become a respected global optics leader over the past four decades.

From Navitar Inc. 26 Jun 2012

Brookstone Introduces HDMI Pocket Projector

Brookstone has unveiled the Brookstone HDMI Pocket Projector. This portable, rechargeable device can efficiently project movies, games and presentations on any flat surface, giving a brilliant image up to 60".

26 Jun 2012

Boeing Achieves Upgrade of AEOS Telescope for AFRL

The Boeing Company has accomplished a two-year modernization initiative for the Advanced Electro-Optical System (AEOS). This versatile, powerful telescope is effective for use in research and space situational awareness for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL).

22 Jun 2012

Leica Integrates Power Image Analysis Capabilities into Their Pathology Solution

Leica Microsystems, world-leading provider of Total Digital Pathology solutions, and Indica Labs, developing excellence in image analysis for Digital Pathology, today announce the integration of Indica Labs’ advanced image analysis algorithm portfolio into Leica Microsystems digital pathology solution.

From Leica Microsystems GmbH 22 Jun 2012

New Imaging Tool Reveals Intricate Details of Renaissance Paintings

A new imaging tool has been developed by Italian researchers which is capable of capturing features that could not be detected with existing imaging methods or with the naked eye. Utilizing the reflected light from the spectrum’s mid-infrared portion, the Thermal Quasi-Reflectography (TQR) system is capable of producing sharper and better contrast images.

From Optical Society Of America 20 Jun 2012