Optical metasurfaces can control light by leveraging chirality—difference of a shape from its mirror image or its ‘handedness’—and it can be tuned via polarized light as a simple...
Wide Field Space Imaging Project Overview Meeting the growing demand for large-area Earth observation requires optical systems that combine wide field of view, high...
Case Study: Telescope Design Optimization for Performance and Manufacturability Key Takeaways Design optimizations enhanced telescope manufacturability and performance. ...
Key Takeaways: The 50X long working distance microscope objective lens offers high magnification for clear visualization in biomedical and precision testing applications. ...
Yes—a new silicon-based material survives high-energy particle beams, manages energy flow, and enables access to extreme electromagnetic fields created via quantum electron gas...
A combined tube-light LED linescan illumination system for machine vision acquires images of the same object in three diverse illumination scenarios in a single pass.
To reach their potential at scale for copackaged optics, microlens arrays require mass production and assembly of thermally resilient micro-optical components. The key? Thermoplastic...
In a leap forward for quantum scaling, scientists from Boston University, UC Berkeley, and Northwestern University fabricated the first electronic-photonic-quantum system on a...
Case study: MKS Inc. shares how some of its gear is used by three different quantum research labs within the U.S., and expert advice to avoid lab pitfalls.
Stamp-sized microcavity devices filled with triplet acceptor molecules have been used for the first time to prevent fast radiative emission of Dicke quantum batteries, while retaining...
Simulations via advanced computational modeling recreate vacuum four-wave mixing—a quirky quantum phenomenon—and now this “solver” is poised to unleash new physics at extremely...
Episode 59 of Following the Photons: A Photonics Podcast features Matthew E. L. Jungwirth, manager of technical content & scientific publishing at SPIE.