Solar simulator manufacturer TS-Space Systems has just launched an educational resource at http://www.solar-simulator.info for those new to solar simulators.

This September trade fair, held in tandem with Electronica India and Productronica India, will include exhibitors from automotive, toolmaking, telecommunications, medicine, and diamond processing sectors.

EPFL and UCLA researchers have developed a new LED-based handheld device that is able to test a large number of proteins in our body all at once.

Here, I interview Carlos Lee, director general of the European Photonics Industry Consortium (EPIC) to broaden our understanding of what is going on in our field in Europe.

University of California, San Diego (UCSD) researcher Zhaowei Liu and colleagues have taken the first steps in developing high-modulation-rate blue and green LEDs for underwater optical communications.

Washington, DC--The deadline for the CLEO/LFW Innovation Awards is April 2nd; don't miss your chance to maximize exposure for your CLEO exhibited products.

Researchers at LumiSands and the University of Washington have developed a QD-based red phosphor that combines the qualities of good color rendering, low cost, and low toxicity.

The V10-1300M fiber-coupled optical transmitter modules include a 1310 nm VCSEL and a receiver module designed for the 900–1350 nm operating range.

San Jose, CA--The LIPA released news that the journal Health Physics found that ocular hazards from projectors are similar whether their illumination source is laser-based or lamp-based.

A team of researchers report a 21 nm tuning range from a GSAM-modelocked VECSEL—a value that exceeds the capabilities of recently reported SESAM-modelocked VECSELs.

The 6th Laser Additive Manufacturing Workshop on March 12-13 will show how laser additive processes can be applied effectively and affordably to today's manufacturing challenges.

The flexibility and speed of the EOS AM machine were essential for producing successive prototype iterations cost-effectively and quickly.

Washington, DC--At the 2014 OFC Conference and Exposition, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center's Dan Kuchta will describe how IBM researchers set a new record for data transmission over a multimode optical fiber.