We spoke with University of Bonn spin-off Midel Photonics, a start-up company whose laser beam shaping technology is hoping to sharpen up the laser industry.
Following Laser World of Photonics 2022, we spoke with Matthias Sachsenhauser from Hamamatsu Photonics about the role of laser-driven light sources in the future of the photonics sector.
AZoOptics speaks to Dr. Keith Paulsen about the importance of breast cancer detection and the introduction of his team's deep-learning algorithm that associates spatial images of tissue optical properties with optical signal patterns measured during an imaging experiment or patient exam.
By Laura Thomson
5 May 2022
In this interview AZoOptics talks to Christine Desplat about the Optical Device applications, adhesive selection process, and examples of the application suggested by Master Bond.
AZoOptics speaks to Prof. Simon Scheuring & Dr. Alma P. Perrino about their recent research using a new line-scanning high-speed atomic force microscopy technique. The method helps characterize the single-molecule kinetics of wild-type bR (bR-WT) exposed to continuous light and short light pulses.
By Laura Thomson
22 Apr 2022
AZoOptics interviews R. Bruce Weisman from Rice University in Texas, US, who has discovered fluorescence from silicon nanoparticles in cement and how it can be used to reveal early signs of damage in concrete structures.
By Laura Thomson
2 Mar 2022
AZoOptics speaks to Nicole Meulendijks from TNO in the Netherlands about the SPOTLIGHT consortium and its use of photonics such as LEDs to turn carbon dioxide and green hydrogen into renewable energy.
By Laura Thomson
24 Feb 2022
AZoOptics speaks to Yishai Klein, Research Physicist from Bar-Ilan University, about his x-ray fluorescence technique based on computational ghost imaging. The new method overcomes current challenges such as limited resolution by removing focusing requirements and significantly reducing measurement times.
By Laura Thomson
18 Feb 2022
In this interview, AZoM talks to Xiaolun Zeng, Product Manager of Telecoms at Iridian Spectral Technologies, about telecom filters, why they're important and how the field has advanced in recent times.
AZoOptics speaks to researcher Prabodhi Nanayakkara from the University of Surrey about her work involving the key design rules of curved X-ray detectors. Nanayakkara hopes the study's findings will make way for clearer and safer X-rays and radiation therapy.
By Laura Thomson
16 Dec 2021