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Burst-Mode Laser Captures Combustion Details

In the search for alternative fuels, scientists need tools to take snapshots of combustion reactions that happen at short time scales. American researchers have devised a new-type of burst-mode laser that provides bursts lasting 10 times longer than previous examples—enough to enable “movies” of these reactions.

3 May 2012

Barska Unveils New Range of Professional Microscopes

Barska, a producer of sport optics, has developed a new line of professional microscopes. Designed to comply with high quality specifications, these new lab microscopes offer consistent performance. Barska microscopes are available in a variety of models with different optical structures and features, ensuring a wide range of student and professional applications.

2 May 2012

Edmund Optics Expands Asia-Pacific Operations to Service Growing Customer Demand

Edmund Optics responds to growth in demand with new Singapore facility.

From Edmund Optics 1 May 2012

Magnetic Resonance Imaging Side Effects in Patients with Pacemakers

Great care should be taken when performing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in patients with a cardiac pacemaker. Henning Bovenschulte and his co-authors review recent findings in the latest issue of Deutsches Ärzteblatt International.

1 May 2012

Attosecond Lighthouses May Help Illuminate the Tempestuous Sea of Electrons

Physicists have long chased an elusive goal: the ability to “freeze” and then study the motion of electrons in matter. Such experiments could help confirm theories of electron motion and yield insights into how and why chemical reactions take place. Now a collaboration of scientists from France and Canada has developed an elegant new method to study electrons’ fleeting antics using isolated, precisely timed, and incredibly fast pulses of light.

1 May 2012

Molecular Spectroscopy Tracks Living Mammalian Cells in Real Time as They Differentiate

Berkeley Lab scientists demonstrate the promise of synchrotron infrared spectroscopy of living cells for medical applications

1 May 2012

CyberOptics Corporation Win EM Asia Innovation Award for SPI system

CyberOptics Corporation announces that it has been awarded a 2012 EM Asia Innovation Award in the category of Test & Measurement / Inspection Systems – SPI for its SE500ULTRA™.

From CyberOptics Corporation 30 Apr 2012

Novel LSST Created by SLAC Researchers Receives DOE’s Critical Decision 1 Approval

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory has created a pixel digital camera worth 3.2 B, which is ready to move to the next stage in its development. This Large Synoptic Survey Telescope camera that can capture a sharp and extensive view of the night sky has now achieved the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) ‘Critical Decision 1’ approval. Upon receiving this approval, this innovation can pass on to the subsequent stages.

26 Apr 2012

Illinois Researchers Develop Computational Technique to Improve 3-D Tissue Images

Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed a computational technique, which will enable rectification of aberrations in optical tomography.

25 Apr 2012

STEMMER IMAGING to Exhibit Innovations in Imaging at Midlands Design + Manufacturing Show

STEMMER IMAGING will be displaying its latest camera technologies such as IDS’s high speed data transfer USB 3.0 uEye CP camera at the Midlands Design & Manufacturing exhibition, for the first time.

From STEMMER IMAGING AG 25 Apr 2012