In this episode: agricultural waste and solar cells make hydrogen gas, a laser creates programmable qubits, and a silicon chip detects toxins in water.
In this episode: Environmental monitoring is possible via light-run robot, nonlinear optics fix light distortion, and a quantum memory drum stores data.
In this episode: a chip sensor detects foodborne pathogens, a mesoscope boosts in vivo bioimaging, and a photonic topological insulator aids quantum research.
In this episode: On-chip tech revolutionizes cell therapy, quantum inertial navigation could replace GPS, and edge computing gets a boost from imaging tech.