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After working in the research community as a writer and editor, Gary Boas joined Laurin Publishing in 2001. Today, he is a news editor for BioPhotonics magazine and a contributing editor to Photonics Spectra. A Jersey Boy at heart, he currently resides in Southern California.

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I’d intended to write more about Newt Gingrich’s plans to reshape the face of the moon. Things change. When I wrote my last post, for example, people and pundits alike had largely written off Rick Santorum’s candidacy and were focusing on Gingrich as the primary threat to Mitt...

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RT @Photonics_Lynn: ASU researchers use "superlattices" of multi-layers of ultrathin mat'ls to create improved infrared imagers. More: h ...
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RT @lsmarshall: Perspectives on Communications (quantum & free-space) - a free webinar archived at http://t.co/92T0Xr3Y
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@Imax Developing New #Laser Projection Tech for Theaters Using Patents Licensed from Eastman @Kodak - http://t.co/ifhu3Nu4 @Barco
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RT @Photonics_Lynn: A simple, elegant, chalky look at the electromagnetic spectrum! http://t.co/6QFMYP6n
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Laura S. Marshall

Perspectives on Communications (quantum & free-space) - a free webinar archived at http://t.co/92T0Xr3Y
2/21/2012 10:49:41 AM via web

"Light Matters" 2/15 newscast: butterfly-wing sensors, earthquake lidar, transparent iron & the ultimate nanolaser: http://t.co/ub1ZasG6
2/17/2012 8:37:07 AM via web

RT @silvioabruzzo: Quantum Communication Is Ready for Its Close-Up (Photonics Spectra | Feb 2012 | Features) http://t.co/uUNVRbU8 via @P ...
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RT @Photonics_com: @Imax Developing New #Laser Projection Tech for Theaters Using Patents Licensed from Eastman @Kodak - http://t.co/ifh ...
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Lynn Savage

Almost missed this: Google doodle today celebrates 1 Hz! via CSM: http://t.co/KDhHJWxp
2/22/2012 8:35:43 PM via HootSuite

@kingdomofasu Thanks for the RT!
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@avaadri Thanks for the RT!
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ASU researchers use "superlattices" of multi-layers of ultrathin mat'ls to create improved infrared imagers. More: http://t.co/E7UcJXRD
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Melinda Rose

If you missed the #Communications webinar I hosted with Drs Shapiro (MIT) and Martini (SIT), watch on-demand: http://t.co/AK1kxkah
2/17/2012 3:59:50 PM via web

Light Matters video: Butterfly-wing inspired sensors, lidar of earthquake, quantum dot switch, transparent iron. http://t.co/xfd3YMPj
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Light Matters: Event cloaking, MacEtched chips, nerve fiber growth directed, IPG, Jenoptik, Precision Optical news http://t.co/gIi1zYbt
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@SAndersonSPIE: Thanks for the follow! :)
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Alfven Instrument to Assess Aurora’s Aura http://t.co/EC0aADnQ #AuroraBorealis #NASA #photonicsmedia
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@EdmundOptics opens 2012 Grant Program to support students in #STEM #optics programs at non-profit universities http://t.co/Ysgh30Tn
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RT @EdmundOptics: Happy birthday, Galileo! Celebrate this optics genius' advances today. #iheartoptics http://t.co/TCbjJJ5A
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RT @opticalsociety: Another great example of optics as an enabling technology -- Li-Fi! http://t.co/KBCwVQ49
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