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This Week in Photonics: Luminate NY Finals Third Cohort Competition Winner Announced; Yellow Laser Innovation (9/17/2020)

This Week in Photonics: Luminate NY Finals Third Cohort Competition Winner Announced; Yellow Laser Innovation

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Thursday, September 17, 2020

.: Top Stories

SunDensity’s Photonic Smart Coating Technology Takes Top Prize at Luminate NY’s Finals Competition
SunDensity, a developer of photonic smart coatings (PSC) technology, has earned $1 million in funding as the competition winner of the third cohort of the Luminate NY Program’s Innovation Finals Competition. Luminate third-cohort winners, highlighted by SunDensity, were announced at The Optical Society’s (OSA) Frontiers in Optics + Laser Science Conference (FiO + LS).

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Ultrafast Yellow Laser Poised for Biomedical Applications
Researchers at the Physical Research Laboratory at Gujarat University have developed a compact and ultrafast high-power yellow laser. The tunable laser shows excellent beam quality, helping fill a need for a practical yellow light source emitting ultrafast light pulses.

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Periodic Array System Potential Supports Nanophotonic Applications
A research team from the University of New Mexico and the Autonomous University of Madrid has applied periodic arrays containing nanoparticles of different sizes — as opposed to more conventional arrays that contain nanoparticles of a singular, uniform size — to generate coherent light of desired colors.

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222 nm UV-C Radiometer for Excimer Lamps

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ar-UVC light, for example 222 nm produced by Kr-Cl excimer lamps, has been shown to effectively inactivate bacteria but with less photobiological hazard for humans. This is because far-UVC light cannot penetrate human skin or eyes as deeply as longer wavelength UV radiation.

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ToF Sensor for 3D Vision Systems

Teledyne e2v - UK
Hydra3D™ is a new high resolution Time-of-Flight (ToF) CMOS image sensor, tailored for 3D detection and distance measurement. It features a 10 µm three-tap cutting-edge pixel and supports the latest industrial applications, including vision guided robotics, logistics, and automated guided vehicles.

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.: More News

Next VISION Stuttgart to Take Place in October 2021 Read Article

PhotoniCare Announces More than $7M in Funding, Appoints Chief Commercial Officer Read Article

Imec and CMST Develop Artificial Iris Read Article

Continuous, Stable Lasing Achieved with Perovskite Laser Read Article

All-Glass Fiber Optic Sensor Performs Sensitive Force Measurements on Miniature Objects Read Article

.: Upcoming Webinars

LED Lighting for Fluorescence Microscopy: A Sustainable Illumination Option
Tue, Sep 22, 2020 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT
This webinar, presented by Excelitas, will discuss the recent advancements in LED technology that have created an opportunity for LEDs to replace arc lamps for a variety of fluorescence imaging applications. Presenter Kavita Aswani, Ph.D., will address the development of high-power LEDs for the green excitation range, a wavelength that has traditionally been challenging for LEDs. She will also discuss the many advantages of using LEDs for microscopy systems in life sciences, including sustainability.

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