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Electron pairs on demand

Controlled emission and spatial splitting of electron pairs demonstrated

Researchers have demonstrated for the first time the on-demand emission of electron pairs from a semiconductor quantum d…

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X-ray laser acts as tool to track life’s chemistry

An international research team that includes researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has captured the hi…

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45-year physics mystery shows a path to quantum transistors

Physicists at the University of Michigan have discovered or confirmed several properties of the compound samarium hexabo…

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AUREA Technology launches its very fast NIR Single Photon Counting OEM Module for Quantum technologies and Analytical applications

This is the most compact, and fastest high-performance Near-Infrared Single Photon Detection module ideal for the most d…

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Broadband and Ultrathin Polarization Manipulators Developed

Researchers have developed a technology that can manipulate a polarized light in broadband operation with the use of a m…

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Gires-Tournois Interferometer (GTI) Mirrors provide greater than 99.8% reflectivity for S and P polarization

Mirrors offer high damage thresholds

These mirrors are optical standing wave-resonators that are primarily used in chirping applications such as pulse compre…

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Quantum leap as Southampton joins £120 million network to develop future quantum technology

The network consists of four Hubs, which will be led by the universities of Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford and York. Southa…

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Global Quantum Communications – No Longer the Stuff of Fiction?

Neither quantum computers nor quantum cryptography will become prevalent technologies without memory systems able to man…

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Stanford engineers take big step toward using light instead of wires inside computers

Using a new algorithm, Stanford engineers can design and build a prism-like silicon structure that can bend light at right angles. The goal is to transmit data faster and more efficiently via optical rather than electrical signals.

Using a new algorithm, Stanford engineers can design and build a prism-like silicon structure that can bend light at rig…

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Microprisms are key to brain exploration

Exploring mouse brains in real time!

Thanks to techniques pioneered by Yale research scientist and lecturer Michael Levene and his team, the world may soon k…

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TRIOPTICS delivers the first OptiSpheric® IOL PRO 2 systems

The system is designed for high volume production and is fully automated. It measures up to 100 lenses on one tray. All…

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Graphene layer reads optical information from nanodiamonds electronically

Possible read head for quantum computers

Nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamonds could be used to construct vital components for quantum computers. But hitherto it…

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Stanford engineers invent high-tech mirror to beam heat away from buildings into space

A new ultrathin multilayered material can cool buildings without air conditioning by radiating warmth from inside the buildings into space while also reflecting sunlight to reduce incoming heat.

The result is what the Stanford team calls photonic radiative cooling – a one-two punch that offloads infrared heat from…

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University of Minnesota engineers make sound loud enough to bend light on a computer chip

Device could improve wireless communications systems

University of Minnesota engineering researchers have developed a chip on which both sound wave and light wave are genera…

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Research yields material made of single-atom layers that snap together like Legos

Physicists at the University of Kansas have fabricated an innovative substance from two different atomic sheets that int…

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Ultra-short X-ray pulses explore the nano world

Characterization of X-ray flashes open new perspectives in X-ray science

Ultra-short and extremely strong X-ray flashes, as produced by free-electron lasers, are opening the door to a hitherto…

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Penn Research Shows Way to Design ‘Digital’ Metamaterials

Metamaterials, precisely designed composite materials that have properties not found in natural ones, could be used to m…

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Cooling With the Coldest Matter in the World

Physicists at the University of Basel have developed a new cooling technique for mechanical quantum systems. Using an ul…

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SCHOTT Advances MEMS Technology by Using HermeS® Glass Wafers with Through Glass Vias

The wafers enable reliable and miniaturized packaging of sensitive MEMS devices in industrial, medical, and radio-frequency applications

The optical transparency of the glass wafer enables better processing and quality control during the production process…

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New semiconductor device could lead to better photodetectors

Use of perovskite solution could improve quality, manufacturing efficiency of imaging devices

UCLA researchers have developed a perovskite photodetector that could reduce manufacturing costs and improve the quality…

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