A minimally invasive screening approach that works with a single drop of blood could potentially revolutionize both reactive and preventative healthcare.
(Image credit: L. Jay Guo Laboratory, U-M Engineering)
Simply heat up a new type of metasurface for unprecedented control over the spectrum, polarization, directionality, and wavefront shaping of its thermal emissions.
From texting and navigation to banking and video streaming, smartphones are among the most multifaceted technologies ever developed. And now, chemical detection has joined its...
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(Sample courtesy of Aoi Gohma and Atsushi Miyawaki, RIKEN CBS-EVIDENT Open Collaboration Center)
Spectrometry system obtains absorption spectra of gaseous molecules over a spectral range of 1.5 to 45 THz, with up to 240,000 spectral data points in a single measurement spanning...
Researchers send laser pulses deep into a silicon wafer to achieve controlled nanofabrication inside it—and feature sizes down to 100 nm—without altering its surface.
An optical revolution? Advancements in the design and manufacture of optical components leverages properties of metasurfaces and meta-optics to surpass traditional optical hardware...