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PhotoSense, Beckman Laser Collaborate on Medical Photonics Jul 5, 1999 — BOULDER, Colo., July 6 -- PhotoSense LLC and the Beckman Laser Institute at the University of California - Irvine have signed an agreement to commercialize non-invasive medical photonic technologies. The Beckman Laser Institute has developed and...
Hologram Reveals 3-D Images of Atoms Jun 28, 1999 — GRENOBLE, France, June 28 -- Researchers using a new holographic technique have obtained the highest resolution three-dimensional images yet observed of atoms in a crystal. As described in Physical Review Letters, the method has the potential to...
SpectRx Reports Success with Laser-Based Glucose Monitor Jun 22, 1999 — SAN DIEGO, Calif., June 22 -- SpectRx, Inc. has demonstrated that prototypes of its laser-based glucose-monitoring device can continuously measure glucose concentrations in people with diabetes without drawing blood. Research presented at the annual...
Astronomers Pinpoint Birth of Comet Hale-Bopp Jun 21, 1999 — GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, June 21 -- A team of astrophysicists has produced the most precise measurement to date of a comet's ratio of carbon monoxide to water. As reported in the magazine Nature, the researchers, from the University of Notre...
Thermo Vision's CEO Resigns Post Jun 17, 1999 — FRANKLIN, Mass., June 17 -- Thermo Vision Corp. announced that Kristine Stotz Langdon has resigned as president and chief executive officer of the company. Langdon has also resigned as a director of the company, though she will remain with Thermo...
Fiber Optic Components Market to Hit $6.1 Billion Jun 2, 1999 — CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., June 2 -- The North American market for fiber optic components, currently valued at $2.8 billion, is expected to reach $6.1 billion by 2003, according to a report from Communications Industry Researchers, Inc. (CIR). The report...
New UK Telescope to Study Southern Skies May 17, 1999 — LONDON, England, May 17 -- British astronomers report that their proposal for a special new telescope to survey southern skies has been approved. VISTA -- the Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy -- will survey large areas of the sky...
CyberOptics Acquires HAMA Laboratories May 7, 1999 — MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 7 -- CyberOptics Corp. has acquired the assets of HAMA Laboratories, Inc. (HAMA) for approximately $6.75 million, with additional consideration to follow. HAMA is a designer and manufacturer of laser wafer-mapping and...
ThermoTrex Gets $3.7 Million to Develop Image Sensors May 7, 1999 — SAN DIEGO, Calif., May 7 -- ThermoTrex Corp. has received an additional $3.7 million in funding to develop active-pixel digital image sensors as part of a three-year, $15 million contract from the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization (BMDO)....
Fiber Optic Biosensor Tests for Infection, Diseases Apr 30, 1999 — MISSISSAUGA, Ont., April 30 -- Scientists at the University of Toronto have developed a new biosensor to screen for life-threatening fungal and bacterial infections, as well as diseases such as hepatitis or AIDS. The sensor is a DNA hybridization...
Galileo Corp. Reports Second Quarter Results Apr 26, 1999 — STURBRIDGE, Mass., April 26 -- Galileo Corporation reported net income of $180,000, or $.02 per share, on sales of $10.8 million for its second quarter of fiscal 1999. For the second quarter of the previous fiscal year, the company had reported a...
CCD, CMOS Rivalry Heats Up, Report Claims Apr 14, 1999 — MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., April 13 -- Advancements in CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) technology have altered the image sensor market, according to a report from market researcher Frost & Sullivan. The report says that the while the...
EDO Combat Unit Wins $12.2 Million in Contracts Apr 7, 1999 — NEW YORK, N.Y., April 7 -- EDO Corp. has received $12.2 million in new combat systems contracts from U.S. and international customers. Primary work will be performed at EDO's Combat Systems business unit in Chesapeake, VA. The first and largest...
Imaging Satellite to Monitor Earth's Health Apr 7, 1999 — HOUSTON, TX, April 7 -- On April 15 NASA will deploy Landsat 7, the first major satellite in a program to check the health of the Earth and understand the complex interactions that drive global change. Every 16 days, Landsat 7 will fly over and...
Philips Semiconductor Picks Jenoptik Tracking System Apr 7, 1999 — JENA, Germany, April 7 -- Jenoptik Infab has received an order for its advanced IridNet tracking system from Philips Submicron Semiconductor Technologies (SMST). According to Jenoptik CEO Wolfgang Mayr, the purchase is indicative of the...
Space Imaging Forms Japanese Partnership Apr 5, 1999 — DENVER, Colo., April 5 -- Space Imaging announced today that it has signed an agreement with Japan's National Space Development Agency (NASDA) that allows NASDA to receive and process satellite imagery collected by the Indian Remote Sensing (IRS)...
Photographic Technique Assists Laser Fusion Experiments Mar 31, 1999 — HUNTSVILLE, Ala., March 31 -- An old photographic technique is helping scientists on the cutting edge of laser research. The Astrophysics Branch in the Space Sciences Laboratory at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center is providing photographic...
Optical Storage Consortium Eyes Removable Media for Future DVDs Mar 26, 1999 — COSTA MESA, Calif., March 26 -- Irvine Sensors Corp. reports that its Neo-stack packaging technology is being employed in a project to develop a high-speed removable optical storage system for future Digital Versatile Disk (DVD) systems. The Fast...
Vision System on Chip Thinks for Itself Mar 23, 1999 — BALTIMORE, Md., March 22 -- A Johns Hopkins University electrical engineer has developed a vision system on a chip that someday may allow a robotic surgical tool to locate and operate on a clogged artery. The chip performs analog and digital...
Perkin-Elmer to Sell Instruments Unit to EG Mar 10, 1999 — NORWALK, Conn. March 8 -- Perkin-Elmer has agreed to sell its Analytical Instruments Division to EG&G for $425 million. Perkin-Elmer will change its name to PE Corp. and transfer rights to its brand name to EG&G. PE will retain its Connecticut real...
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