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    Brillouin spectroscopy could potentially provide viscoelastic monitoring of the different fabrication steps of pharmaceutical products.
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    Researchers used their pump-probe microscopy technique to analyze a panel of “St. John the Evangelist Reproving the Philosopher Crato” of the Ghissi Altarpiece that’s on display in the North Carolina Museum of Art. The painting is part of the distributed Samuel H. Kress collection.
    July 10, 2024
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    More content from Volume 60, Issue 06

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    Lingjie Kong (left), associate professor at Tsinghua University’s Precision Instrument Department.
    Researchers in China create a new mesoscopy method to record in vivo biodynamics over a large scale at high spatiotemporal resolutions.
    June 27, 2024
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    Jonathan Kwolek attaches fiber-optic cables to send light into a compact laser system, which is aligned around a custom vacuum cell. It generates a cold, continuous atomic beam, which is delivered to a larger vacuum chamber to address the Navy’s inertial navigation challenges.
    A high-performance cold-atom quantum interferometer mitigates a scattered light issue and may significantly enhance military inertial navigation systems.
    June 17, 2024
    FIGURE 1. The concept of the crystal ribcage; it leverages optical microscopy for high-resolution and real-time probing of lung function in health and disease (top). Biocompatible and transparent, the ribcage houses the functional ex vivo mouse lung (bottom).
    A transparent ‘crystal’ ribcage enables first real-time, high-resolution optical imaging of a functioning lung from whole organ down to single-cell scales.
    June 14, 2024
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    Which industrial laser processing method matches your needs?
    June 13, 2024
    (Image credit: A. Rizzo et al., Nat. Photon., 17, 781–790 [Jun. 2023])
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    At IEEE’s 74th Electronics and Components Technology Conference (ECTC), Keren Bergman gave a keynote address about different techniques and approaches to bring photonic chips ...
    May 28, 2024
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    Sami Sneck, vice president of Beneq,
    Sami Sneck, vice president of Beneq, dives into atomic layer deposition (ALD), its Finnish history, and what it means for next-generation thin film technologies.
    May 28, 2024
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    Tungsten trioxide nanodots show diverse chromatic properties after tailoring the surface ligand.
    Researchers fine-tune chromatic properties of tungsten trioxide nanodots by adjusting their size, crystallinity, and surface ligands.
    May 10, 2024