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    Credit: Bright Lu
    Euler bend simulation.
    By using Euler curves, in which curvature changes linearly, researchers “trick” light into staying in fundamental mode despite tight bends around a chalcogenide photonic integrated...
    March 18, 2026
    Case study: MKS Ophir's high-speed M2 beam measurement device boosts laser manufacturing quality for Bloom Lasers.
    March 16, 2026
    Credit: Christopher Payne/Esto
    EXTREME ULE glass.
    Low thermal expansion materials remove thermal distortion at the source, which simplifies system design and enhances reliability.
    March 12, 2026
    An energy-efficient nanolaser based on “extreme dielectric confinement” within a nanocavity takes us a step closer to on-chip data being transmitted entirely via photons.
    March 9, 2026
    Microlenses inside optical cavities allow physicists to tightly focus light onto single atoms in a way that’s both efficient and massively parallel—and it looks promising for ...
    March 4, 2026
    Traditional lenses made of germanium tend to cost hundreds or thousands of dollars and can’t be repaired when damaged—but a lower-cost sulfur polymer lens option is about to become...
    Feb. 26, 2026
    Credit: Infinita Lab
    Post-silicon validation.
    The shift beyond silicon photonics is an expansion of the photonic materials toolkit. While silicon remains valuable for electronic-photonic integration and certain passive functions...
    Feb. 24, 2026
    A novel Fabry-Pérot cavity incorporating a holographic phase mask demonstrates resonance-free operation by driving an unrestricted orbital-angular-momentum ladder-up process, ...
    Feb. 18, 2026
    Cross-layer all-optical physiology provides an essential tool for directly probing functional connectivity and causal interactions within neuronal circuits—and achieves high-speed...
    Feb. 12, 2026