7/18/2012 7:37:45 PM

Record Breaking Neutron Beam - LIGHT MATTERS 7/18/12

-Capturing IR -Spintronic OLEDs -Neutron Beams -Metamolecule Chirality On this week’s show, IR light is harvested more efficiently, a spintronic OLED promises brighter displays, a short-pulse laser breaks the neutron beam record, and metamolecules change chirality under light. Light Matters is the Photonics Industry’s only weekly newscast and is hosted by Photonics Media editors Laura Marshall & Melinda Rose.



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Laura S. Marshall
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Melinda Rose
MelRoze senior editor, Photonics.com, interested in lasers, optics, MEMS, fiber optics, etc. I also host Light Matters weekly newscast and write for Photonics Spectra.
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