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    Nanoimprint lithography (NIL) is challenging extreme-ultraviolet lithography for the 32 nm mode and beyond.
    Nov. 1, 2008
    The ability to see nanoparticles directly and individually allows a nanoparticle tracking analysis system to analyze samples with particles of varying sizes and shapes.
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Compared to ultraviolet detectors based on traditional semiconductors like silicon and gallium arsenide, nitride-based UV detectors have improved insensitivity to visible and ...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    An advanced thin-film metrology tool based on spectroscopic ellipsometry and dedicated to the measurements of blank and patterned wafers is designed to reduce the need for modeling...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Optically active color centers in diamond have been found to exhibit attractive optical properties that have paved the way to the realization of practical sources of single-photon...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    It makes sense that if the performance of a terahertz emitter is directly impacted by its surface structure (see “Black silicon emits terahertz radiation,” p.46)
    Nov. 1, 2008
    While red- and green-emitting phosphorescent organic light-emitting diodes (PHOLEDs) have made progress in the ten years since their discovery, blue PHOLEDs still are not efficient...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    The hypothetical Maxwell’s demon opens and closes a tiny trapdoor dividing two containers of gas to shuttle atoms one way without exerting effort, raising the number of atoms ...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Supercollimation, the propagation of light without diffraction, uses the properties of photonic crystals to transmit signals over centimeter-scale distances—ideal for integrated...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Single-photon sources have been successfully developed by coupling a single quantum dot (QD) to a photonic-crystal nanocavity.
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Silicon (Si) nanowires are attractive as photodetectors for wavelengths ranging from ultraviolet (UV) to infrared because of their ability to trap carriers at the surface with...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    In a one-dimensional (1-D) periodic Bragg stack of light-emitting quantum wells (QWs), the standing-wave pattern has nodes at the QW positions, which for normal (perpendicular...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Scientists at Discovery Semiconductors (Ewing, NJ), Science Applications International (Albuquerque, NM), the Air Force Research Laboratory (Kirtland AFB, NM), and Schafer (Albuquerque...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    The rapid transition to light-emitting-diode (LED) light sources for applications across dozens of industries creates new challenges for optical engineers and the ray-tracing ...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    In Jeff Hecht’s Photonic Frontiers, “Fiber to the home takes aim at a ‘100-megabit nation’ ”
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Jaz, the world’s coolest modular measuring suite, is now available for multipoint sampling.
    Nov. 1, 2008
    Alignment of electro-optical devices with multiple paths, multiple sources, off-axis elements, tight tolerances, or difficult components can be simplified through well-known tools...
    Nov. 1, 2008
    When specifying a microspectrometer, the most important factors to consider for a given application include optical resolution, slit size, sensitivity, signal to noise, and grating...
    Sept. 9, 2008