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The Hubble Telescope & Identifying Cancer Cells - LIGHT MATTERS 03.19.2014



On this week’s show we discuss High-tech glasses identify cancer cells, photon detection is made easier, a diffractive catheter enhances OCT imaging, the Hubble Telescope celebrates its 24th year, and we talk with Fibulus president Jean-Michel Pelaprat. Light Matters is the Photonics Industry’s only weekly news program and is hosted by Photonics Media editors Laura Marshall & Justine Murphy.

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