Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new type of acousto-optic modulator that can manipulate light faster than even the fastest existing spatial light modulators, which could mean big things for photonic circuits and displays.
Coherent and Apple have announced they’re expanding their VCSEL manufacturing-focused partnership, while Spain-based photonics research center ICFO has created Shinephi, a spinoff focused on advanced interferometric imaging technology.
Engineers at the University of Colorado Denver have, for the first time, created extreme electromagnetic fields in a lab. It’s a groundbreaking feat that could potentially shrink the massive colliders conventionally used in advanced experiments down to a chip.
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