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Crystals Key to Cloaking
Concentric rings of silicon photonic crystals have, in computer simulations, demonstrated an...
Arrested Rainbow
Working on the nanoscale, researchers at Lehigh University, have found a way to control the rate at...
Agilent Buys Nano Instruments
Measurement company Agilent Technologies Inc. announced today it has acquired the Nano Instruments...
StockerYale Begins Takeover
With Virtek Vision International Inc.'s largest shareholder on its side, StockerYale Inc. today...
Photodiodes Spy Anthrax
Thanks to a group of researchers at Georgia Tech, the U.S. military’s pressing requirements for...
Hybrid Atom Identified
Experiments with nanoscale transistors by an international team have led to the identification of a...
Orbotech Buying Calif. Firm
Israel-based Orbotech Ltd. will acquire Photon Dynamics of San Jose, a maker of test and repair...
Fiber Optics in Fashion
With 15,000 individually addressable optical fibers totaling more than 40 miles in combined length,...
Make Like a Plant
Guess you could say that researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have...
Laser Microscalpel Created
Femtosecond lasers have just become more accurate and versatile, thanks to Adela Ben-Yakar,...
Solar Research Tops Agenda
The latest research, technologies and applications in solar and alternative energies,...
First Excitonic ICs Built
Physicists have assembled the first integrated circuits (ICs) that use excitons -- particles that...
Patterns Classify Cancer
Long has “nature versus nurture” been a convenient catchphrase to describe what determines or...
Credence, LTX to Merge
Chip testing equipment makers Credence Systems Corp. and LTX Corp. will merge in an all-stock...
Lighting Up Life on Mars
A method to identify organic matter in soils with ultraviolet (UV) light could be used to document...
'Clutch' Stops Flagella
The flagellum -- a rotating, tail-like structure that makes a bacterium swim, is powered by a...
Micromagnets for MRIs
MRIs are coming to you live and in color. Thanks to tiny magnets that could one day be injected...
Light Creates Tiny Patterns
The old trick, practiced by schoolboys everywhere, of concentrating a beam of sunlight through a...
UIowa to Assess Lab Damage
It will be months before the full extent of flood damage sustained by the Iowa Advanced Technology...
A Worm of a Different Color
A mutant worm changes color when it moves as the result of an optical sensor called stFRET. The...
Mass. Biotech Bill Signed
A $1 billion, 10-year plan to boost Massachusetts' position in the life sciences was signed by Gov....
Tangible Music Interface
No strings attached. Actually, no buttons, no switches and no keys either. A musical instrument...
Light 'Cooks' Cancer Cells
A new way to kill cancer cells has been found by attaching cancer-seeking antibodies to tiny carbon...
A Controllable Camera Pill
Pills containing tiny cameras pass through the esophagus in as little three seconds, not long...
StockerYale Talks Takeover
Despite Virtek Vision International Inc.'s rejection of its $22 million buyout offer, StockerYale...
Sandstone to Stop Imports
A US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warning has prompted, in part, a small Alabama laser...
Listening to Black Holes
Can you hear black holes collide? That question, among others, will be explored at the Royal...
Sony & Cognex Join Forces
At this year’s Vision Show East, Sony Electronics announced that Cognex will certify its...
Seeing is Believing
Claiming its biggest show in 10 years, the 2008 Vision Show East entertained an enthusiastic crowd...
Quantum Images Easily Made
A simple and flexible method for creating twin light beams has been used to produce quantum images,...
Tiny Blinds Bend Beams
A new way of bending x-ray beams could lead to greatly improved space telescopes, as well as new...
NRC Probes Cracked Vial
The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission is investigating a reported incident in which a cracked vial...
Plasma Propels 'Flying Saucer'
A patent application submitted for a wingless, circular, spinning aircraft design could make...
Hologic Acquiring Third Wave
Medical imaging systems maker Hologic Inc. announced it will acquire Third Wave Technologies Inc....
ACT Will Ban Laser Pointers
The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) government will ban high-powered laser pointers under the...
Genzel Wins $1M Shaw Prize
The leader of an international team that showed the Milky Way galaxy has a supermassive black hole...
Conjuring Robert Koch
Today, one in three persons is infected with the tuberculosis pathogen, and the World Heath...
MEMS Muscle Awarded
A mechanical micromuscle with nanoscopic movements and a microcreep-and-stress tester, both...
“Bow Tie” Enhances EUV
According to KAIST reseachers in Korea, a bow tie-shaped gold nanostructure on a saphire substrate...
Sizing Up Graphene
The extraordinary properties of graphene have reportedly been measured with an accuracy never...
Infrared Galactic Portrait
It’s the Milky Way like you’ve never seen it before – in infrared. Thanks to the...
Sensors Supply Power
A miniature conveyor system that uses wireless sensors with their own power supply could provide a...
Photline and AdLightec Merge
Photline Technologies, a supplier of optical modulation products, announced it has merged with...
Room-Temperature SCs?
Newly discovered iron-based high-temperature superconductors could pave the way for the development...
Solid-State Laser Milestone
Boeing has just set a record – the company’s new thin-disk laser system has achieved the highest...
Moon Mirrors Imagined
An innovative recipe for giant telescope mirrors on the moon has been concocted by scientists...
TEGs Could Cool Gas Use
Thermoelectric materials, modules and systems to harness the residual heat in automobiles and...
Partnership for Live-cell Research
Nikon Instruments and Northwestern University are opening a collaborative core microscopy imaging...
Lasers Make Nanostructures
A single laser pulse can reportedly create complex, ordered nanostructure systems, a previously...
Moving EUVL From Lab to Fab
More than 100 leading lithographers will meet in Maui next week to begin developing a plan to speed...
Thermo Buys Chemito Tech
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. announced Monday it has acquired the Analytical Technologies and...
Material Superabsorbs Light
A metamaterial has been engineered that is capable of absorbing essentially all of the light that...
Cell Invasion on Agenda
The cellular aspects of infection, including cell invasion and host-pathogen interactions, will be...
Firefly Gene Lights Cells
The gene that allows fireflies to flash is helping researchers track the effectiveness of...
Flip-Spin Flop Yields Tool
An attempt to flip the spin of electrons using ultrafast laser bursts may have failed, but in the...

News Briefs
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Wes Hardenburg Promoted to CEO at Rigaku Americas
Hexagon Acquires Software Company in Germany
Electro-Optical Products Relocating
Luxtera Co-Founder Cary Gunn Receives OSA's Lomb Medal
Picarro Adds Execs in Asia and Latin America
Chad Stalker Joins Luminus Devices
Reflex Photonics Partners with MergeOptics
Tim Murray Promoted to CEO of OFS
Terry Copeland Gets Top Post at Altair Nanotechnologies
Georgia Tech Names New Tech Lab Director
Warren Knipple Named Trotec US President
ArtusLabs, BU to Expand Stereochemistry ID
Robert Willett to Lead MVSD at Cognex
Grad Students Receive NASA Fellowships
Elbit Systems, Technion Partner on Eye-Tracking Research
Bruno Guilmart Joins Lattice Semiconductor as CEO
Greg Hayes Joins Indium
Picarro Expands Sales, Marketing Team
Peter Sulick Joins Dynasil Board

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Solar Research Tops Agenda
The latest research, technologies and applications in solar and alternative energies,...
Listening to Black Holes
Can you hear black holes collide? That question, among others, will be explored at the Royal...
POF to Be NE Fiberoptic Council Topic
New markets and developments in plastic optical fibers (POF) will be the subject of two...
Cell Invasion on Agenda
The cellular aspects of infection, including cell invasion and host-pathogen interactions, will be...
Moving EUVL From Lab to Fab
More than 100 leading lithographers will meet in Maui next week to begin developing a plan to speed...

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