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Ultrathin Semiconductor Nanocrystals Help Convert Infrared Images to Visible Wavelength

Due to a wide range of applications, such as night vision devices, lidar, remote sensing and food quality monitoring, the need for detecting infrared (IR) light, which is invisible to human eyes, is continuously growing.

16 Jun 2021

Non-Contact Laser Imaging System Could Help Doctors Diagnose Major Blinding Diseases

A non-contact laser imaging system could help doctors diagnose and treat eye diseases that cause blindness much earlier than is now possible.

15 Jun 2021

A World First in Imaging Technology

Monash University has launched world-first technology that can detect magnetic nanoparticles anywhere in the body, enabling enhanced medical applications such as tracking of beneficial CAR-T cells during cancer therapy.

15 Jun 2021

New X-ray Scanner Could Speed Cancer Diagnosis and Drug Inspection

Engineers at Duke University have demonstrated a prototype X-ray scanning machine that reveals not just the shape of an object but its molecular composition.

10 Jun 2021

Scientists Develop New Method for Accurate Simulation and Prediction of X-Ray Glitches

X-rays are widely used to study the structures of various objects. New sources of x-rays, like Free Electron Lasers and 4th generation synchrotrons are being built around the Globe.

10 Jun 2021

Detection Technology Expands the X-Scan T Camera Family

Detection Technology, a global leader in X-ray detector solutions, has expanded its X-Scan T camera family to address a wide range of industrial inspection needs.

From Detection Technology, Inc. 10 Jun 2021

Researchers Create Holographic 'Movie' of Laser-Induced Bubbles and Shockwaves

Everyone is familiar with tiny gas bubbles gently rising up in sparkling water. But the bubbles that were created by intense focused lasers in this experiment were ten times smaller and contained water vapour at a pressure around a hundred thousand times higher.

9 Jun 2021