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    Researchers at the US Naval Research Laboratory are creating useful mid-IR nonlinear optical devices by alternating the actual crystal orientation of the semiconducting nonlinear...
    Oct. 9, 2012
    Scientists at Schott AG have developed a down-draw process that moves molten glass using a nozzle and roller system into an ultrathin glass sheet, in much the same way that optical...
    Oct. 9, 2012
    A group at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) has fabricated laser ceramics of Yb-doped lutetium yttrium aluminum garnet (Yb:LuAG) using a solid-state reactive sintering...
    Oct. 9, 2012
    Zettl Research Group, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and University of California at Berkeley
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    University of California–Berkeley and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) researchers have developed a technology that could turn any semiconductor material into a photovoltaic...
    Oct. 5, 2012
    A group at Nanjing University and Tsinghua University in China is using a fluorinated phenyl-tolane-based nematic liquid crystal (LC) mixture between two thin fused silica plates...
    Oct. 5, 2012
    Materials that suffer from negative thermal effects during nanosecond laser machining can potentially be machined by picosecond lasers with a much higher quality.
    Oct. 1, 2012
    Arrays of fiber Bragg gratings are fabricated at the same time the fiber is drawn, resulting in high strength and enhanced optical properties needed for sensing applications.
    Oct. 1, 2012
    Photonics is often described as a critical enabling technology and evidence is ample to support that contention. In this issue, two articles illustrate the research value of spectroscop...
    Oct. 1, 2012